Meet Palette.

Our approach to Palette was to create accessible design. Hiring an Interior Designer might break your budget and inspiration platforms don't provide you with the tools to confidently complete a beautiful renovation. Palette offers an affordable, accessible and trustworthy solution to your renovation woes. Ok, we’ll go on...

• At Palette Archives, we provide affordable design solutions, so that you can create a beautiful space for a fraction of the cost. Our Palettes are all curated by Interior Designers and did we mention the Designer Discount on materials?

• We understand that renovations or new builds, of any size, can be overwhelming and have simplified and streamlined the material selection process so that you can confidently make decisions about your investment. Palette Archives only works with the best suppliers to ensure you are consistently receiving quality products, every time.

• Plus, you get access to the Palette Archives community to receive tips and advice on managing your own renovation, how to hire a contractor and trades, and more!

Amanda Hamilton
Creator of Palette Archives 

Tenacious, vibrant and bold; Amanda Hamilton is an award-winning entrepreneur and an Interior Designer based in Calgary, AB. Founder and creative director of Amanda Hamilton Interior Design and Palette Archives. Amanda’s bold and unorthodox approach to design and business has made her one of the most sought-after creative minds in Canada.

Featured in numerous national publications, notable accolades include:  2020 WXN Top 100 Most Powerful Women of Canada, 2020 Calgary Influential Women in Business Emerging Leader Award, 2019 Women of Inspiration Trailblazer Award, 2018 AWE Entrepreneurship Upsurge Award, 2017 Avenue Magazine’s Top 40 under 40 Award, 2017 Silver Stevie Female Entrepreneur of Canada, 2017 and Calgary Herald’s Most Compelling Calgarians.

Dedicated to championing career development for young women and creative entrepreneurs, Amanda works closely with her Alma Mater, Mount Royal University, by providing mentorship and an annual Travel Scholarship for Interior Design students. She is the current chair for the World of Choices committee for Junior Achievement of Southern Alberta, which focuses on career mentorship for young women.

Amanda is committed to supporting entrepreneurs through her internal initiatives like Hard Bar Friday, After Hours podcast as well as Office Hours: Open Source Learning. Her satirical memoir, Not That Likeable, At First is set to release Fall of 2021. 

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