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The colour team at Dulux has been exploring colour trends for over 17 years. Today we no longer only look at the aesthetics in colour design, we also see the need for the emotive aspects of using colour and texture to enhance and personalise our space. The 2017 Colour Forecast prescribes colour as an antidote to many challenges we face in our modern lifestyles; it also provides practical colour solutions to help transform space with colour and texture to create the perfect haven. We hope you enjoy this exciting colour journey in the latest Dulux Colour Forecast.
Davina Harper
THE DULUX COLOUR TEAM RESEARCH TRENDS AROUND THE GLOBE AND DISTILL THEM INTO COLOURS AND THEMES FOR NEW ZEALAND INTERIORS.
OUR CONTRIBUTORS
Andrea Lucena-Orr TREND FORECASTER
Colour and Communications Manager for DuluxGroup, Andrea Lucena-Orr researches colour trends presenting her findings to trade and retail markets, along with media. Travelling to Milan Design Week, Andrea and Bree Leech solidified their initial ideas for the 2017 trends. “I adore working with colour - it has the power to transform products and spaces and is integral in evoking emotion” DULUX.CO.NZ / INSTAGRAM @DULUXNZ
Bree Leech TREND FORECASTER, CREATIVE DIRECTOR, PRODUCER & STYLIST
Bree Leech is the creative director behind the Dulux Colour Forecast. Collaborating closely with Andrea Lucena-Orr to create the trends and Heather Nette King to produce & style the images, Bree Leech’s extensive experience in the design industry helped shape the Dulux 2017 trends. This year Bree also edited and creatively directed the supporting digital publications. “Colour trends are intriguing and often complex, I love being able to bring them to life in imagery that is both beautiful and tells a story.” TEXTUREDESIGN.COM.AU / INSTAGRAM @BREELEECH
Heather Nette King PRODUCER & STYLIST
A leading interiors stylist and writer for many Australian and international interior titles, Heather Nette King’s love of colour has great influence on the Dulux colour forecast imagery and ideas. Collaborating with Bree, Heather has conceptualised, styled and produced the images for the past three years. “Getting to feature colour in unique combinations and inspire others to do the same makes this one of my favourite projects.” HEATHERNETTEKING.COM.AU / INSTAGRAM @HEATHERNETTEKING
PHOTGRAPHY BY MIKE BAKER MIKEBAKER.COM.AU
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CONTENTS DULUX CO LO U R FORECAST 2017
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CHROMA
A TA C T I L E R E M E D Y
A GRAPHIC VIEW
A tactile experience of warm muted hues
Create illusion with block colour and graphic outlines
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A C O L O U R F U L W E AV E
A L U X E F O U N D AT I O N
Connected colour palettes of blended cultures
Minimal luxury in a structured world
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GUIDE TO COLOUR SELECTION
To enhance your experience, ‘antidote: a colour cure’ is an interactive e-mag. This magazine can be viewed on tablets, smartphones and computers.
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Throughout the Dulux Colour Forecast you’ll find inspiring colours and colour combinations suitable to specify for a range of different projects. Due to limitations of your display screen and the printing process, photographic and printed images and swatches may not represent true colour. Colours and images displayed are a guide only. If you love one of the colours from our forecast we recommend you review it in accurate colour by ordering A4 samples. At the end of each trend you’ll find the full palette of colours, click on the ‘ORDER’ link at the bottom of the page and it will take you directly to where you can log in and order A4 colour swatches to view accurate colour for your project.
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Antidote: A Colour Cure Dulux is prescribing distilled colour palettes as an antidote to many of the challenges we face in our modern lifestyles. We are presenting a visual cure through colour, with palettes that will promote tactility and warmth as a remedy to excessive screen time; offer globally-inspired hues to remind us how we are all connected; suggest saturated hues to combat our overdose of cookie-cutter style, or, as a balance to these bold palettes, administer cool tonal hues that draw inspiration from raw minimalism. The Dulux Colour Forecast 2017 is your perfect prescription to cure the mundane.
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FEATURED IS DULUX NGAPUNA (WALL); PUPU SPRINGS (FLOOR); STONE EFFECT EUROPEAN STONE (HALF SPHERE); SUEDE EFFECT CREAMY MUSHROOM (PIPES).
2 0 1 7 F O R E C A S T C O L O U R D U L U X FEATURED DULUX WHANGARA (LEFT BACK WALL); NGAPUNA (RIGHT BACK WALL); SUEDE EFFECT ECO CHIC (FRONT RIGHT WALL); PUPU SPRINGS (FLOOR); CALM PEAK (CRUMPLED STRUCTURE); TITAHI BAY, GENTLE ANNIE AND NGAPUNA (CYLINDERS FROM LEFT); ARROW ROCK (CYLINDER AT FRONT).
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T Texture has become a remedy for our senses.
he ever-present glow of screens remains a constant in our busy lives. From your alarm clock first thing; your phone as you scroll through social media feeds; catching the morning news on your tablet; negotiating the world through a gps; staring at your work monitor, then home to the TV: and so it goes on again. What have your fingertips touched, or your eyes gazed upon today? Less and less it is the crunch of a freshly-printed newspaper, or the stiff pages of a crisp new book as they bend against the weight of your hands. Rapid tapping and swift swipes across a screen have replaced those tactile moments that we once took for granted as part of everyday life. Our eyes scan more words and images each day than ever before. The need to touch and observe different scenes and surfaces is innate to us. So how do we replenish our senses? Move away from smooth, cold surfaces and surround yourself with warm colours, flesh tones and vegetal hues. Rediscover colours that are soothing and restorative; relaxing and tonal, but not dull. Create interiors with texture, tactility and undulating surfaces. Your choice of materials becomes very important – how do they feel? Smell? Does your eye find interest in the apparent movement of the materials’ surface? Texture has become a remedy for our senses. Tactility is our relief from the pressure of the screen and the smooth unsympathetic surfaces we endure daily.
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FEATURED IS DULUX SUEDE EFFECT MACCHIATO MALT (WALL); ARROW ROCK (CYLINDER); OTHER PAINT COLOURS AS PREVIOUS.
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ottoman domo; rug halcyon lake.
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M AT E R I A L S S L O U C H I N G U N D E R T H E I R O W N W E I G H T, T H E CO N T R AST O F S M OOT H A N D R O U G H , A L L TA N T I L I S E W I T H T H E P R O M I S E O F A TA C T I L E E X P E R I E N C E .
FEATURED IS DULUX WHANGARA; OTHER PAINT COLOURS AS PREVIOUS.
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Colours are fleshy, organic, muted and complex. FEATURED IS DULUX DINGLE BURN (LEFT WALL); WHANGARA (RIGHT WALL); PUPU SPRINGS (FLOOR); GENTLE ANNIE (CYLINDER).
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FEATURED IS DULUX SUEDE EFFECT CREAMY MUSHROOM (PIPES); TITAHI BAY (CYLINDER); PUPU SPRINGS (FLOOR). ottoman domo.
Create interiors with texture, tactility and undulating surfaces. Tangible surfaces are our remedy.
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DULUX SUEDE EFFECT can be applied to create different looks. Here we aim for a soft washed patina look. DULUX ACRATEX 2MM SCRATCH FINISH is applied by trowel and dragged with a polystyrene float for maximum texture.
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Here SUEDE EFFECT is applied with simple brushstrokes creating less texture and a subtle, soft matte look. DULUX ACRATEX 3MM ROLL ON is applied in a random squared off application using a stainless steel trowel.
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Painted brace board is a simple and inexpensive way to add tactility to a space. DULUX ACRATEX 9MM ROLL ON is applied by Texture Roller then randomly floated with a Red Finish Float for a rough render effect.
STONE EFFECT™ EUROPEAN STONE
PUPU SPRINGS
M A S O N B AY D O U B L E
G L I N K S G U L LY D O U B L E
MT ALBERT
SUEDE EFFECT™ ECO CHIC
SUEDE EFFECT™ M A C C H I AT O M A LT
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ARROW ROCK
WHANGARA
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CALM PEAK
GENTLE ANNIE
DINGLE BURN
SUEDE EFFECT™ CREAMY MUSHROOM
NGAPUNA
Subtle pastels and soft naturals make up the Sentience palette. New beiges with a hint of grey are versatile and will pair easily with the mellow hues of the range. Textures in washed earth tones with Dulux Suede Effect will add another dimension to interiors. Order A4 swatches here.
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K I N G CO U N T RY
NGAPUNA
STONE EFFECT EUROPEAN STONE
WHANGARA
K I N G CO U N T RY
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GENTLE ANNIE
CALM PEAK
CALM PEAK
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FEATURED IS DULUX OKARITO (WALL AND FLOOR); MALSAPINA REACH (CURVED WALL); PIHA (GRID ON CURVED WALL, EDGES OF STRUCTURES, GRIDDED CIRCULAR FRAME AND LINES ON WALL); CROW VALLEY (CURVED STRUCTURE); ROARING MEG (EDGE FACE OF QUARTER CIRCLE); MT WARD (SIDE FACE OF QUARTER CIRCLE); ROARING MEG (LOW RECTANGULAR STRUCTRE); HONEYMOON VALLEY (TALL RECTANGULAR STRUCTURE); MANSION BAY HOUSE WITH HONEYMOON VALLEY SPLATTER (TOP DISC); KEA POINT (LOW PLINTH UNDER DISC); BUCKLANDS BEACH (RIGHT DISC); CATSEYE BAY DURAMAX® MARBLE EFFECT IN WHITE (SPHERE); MT WARD (CUBE); CROW VALLEY WITH CATSEYE BAY SPLATTER (CYLINDER); HONEYMOON VALLEY (HEXAGONAL STRUCTURE).
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A distinctly modern style that is also very familiar. epetition in life can be dull. Where once you were inspired by interiors they have become a blur of pale timbers, pastels, white and grey. Although soothing, reassuring and easy to live with – where is the stimulation and the excitement that was once delivered by your social media feed? We have been visually devouring post-modern references over the years and the popularity of these movements is only increasing. As we move through inspirations from Memphis to Bauhaus and beyond, these references are seeping into our creative minds and from this emerges a style that is distinctly modern and yet very familiar. Harder to identify are the specific references to retro influences, thereby creating a more accessible, contemporary look.
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One thing is certain; the view will not be dull. The style is highly chromatic and filled with bold schemes in saturated colour. Peach, melon, yellow, teal and blue form graphic elements dominating the forms that make up interiors. From block colour, shapely furniture and melting objects that seem to have emerged from a Dali-esque artwork to graphic outlines and line-work that create illusions reminiscent of work by Escher – interiors will begin to evolve beyond the mid century post-modern style and into vivid chromatic spaces.
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FEATURED IS DULUX MANSION HOUSE BAY (WALL); OKARITO (FLOOR); ROARING MEG (EDGE FACE OF QUARTER CIRCLE); KEA POINT (SIDE FACE OF QUARTER CIRCLE); CARNELIAN (CUBE); BUCKLANDS BEACH (DISC); PIHA (LINES ON FLOOR). screen space furniture.
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Black and white is an important starting point, whilst greyed-off tertiary hues are paired with saturated colour to create intriguing combinations.
FEATURED IS DULUX GANNET ISLAND (EDGE FACE OF SEMI CIRCLE); BUCKLANDS BEACH (SIDE FACE OF SEMI CIRCLE); MALASPINA BEACH (CUBE); OTHER SHAPES AS PREVIOUS. armchair meizai; artwork kate banazi; ladder space furniture; white chair dowel jones.
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Colour shapes graphic elements dominating the forms that make up interiors whilst line-work cuts spaces into grids or creates optical illusions. FEATURED IS DULUX OKARITO (WALL AND FLOOR); PIHA (EDGE OF STRUCTURES AND LINES ON WALL AND FLOOR); HONEYMOON VALLEY (CURVED WALL); BUCKLANDS BEACH (LEFT DISC); MT WARD (RECTANGULAR PLINTH); KEA POINT (LOW PLINTH); MANSION HOUSE BAY WITH HONEYMOON VALLEY SPLATTER (RIGHT DISC); CROW VALLEY WITH HONEYMOON VALLEY STRIPE (PATTERNED WALL). stool and bookshelf domo.
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PAINT COLOURS AS PREVIOUS. artwork kate banazi; glass objects daniel emma.
Line-work creates illusions reminiscent of work by Escher. Paint splatters or material finishes that imitate like terrazzo play on the retro roots of the Chroma trend. D U LU X . CO. N Z /CO LO U R FO R EC A ST 2 0 1 7
FEATURED IS DULUX MANSION HOUSE BAY (BACK WALL); OTHER PAINT COLOURS AS PREVIOUS.
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mirror domo.
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R E F L E C T I N G L I N E S T H AT S E E M T O C O N T I N U E I N TO A N OT H E R D I M E N S I O N; M I R RO RS A R E PA R T O F T H E I L L U S I O N . R E P E T I T I V E S H A P E S I N T E R LO C K TO FO R M ST R I K I N G D I V I S I O N S .
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FEATURED IS DULUX MANSION HOUSE BAY (BACK WALL); HONEYMOON VALLEY AND PIHA (CUBE); OKARITO AND PIHA(CYLINDER); CATSEYE BAY DURAMAX® MARBLE EFFECT IN WHITE (SPHERE); OTHER PAINT COLOURS AS PREVIOUS. screen didier.
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Experiment with paint splatter effects using contrasting or quirky colour. We used a large scrubbing brush with widely spaced bristles to ‘flick’ paint for this look.
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Marble effects can be created with careful detail or apply DULUX DURAMAX MARBLE EFFECT as a simple solution.
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Masking simple graphic lines is effective and easy to execute. Use clashing colours or black outlines.
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GANNET ISLAND
M A L AS P I N A B EAC H
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BU C K L A N D S B EAC H
H O N E Y M O O N VA L L E Y
M T WA R D
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C A T S E Y E B AY
KEA POINT
PIHA
ROA RI N G M EG
A strikingly chromatic palette in clean and bold colours, saturated hues work alongside softer, greyed-off colour in the Chroma colour collection. Together black and white is an important starting point, whilst more muted tertiary hues are paired with saturated colour to create intriguing combinations. Order A4 swatches here.
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ROA RI N G M EG
BUCKLANDS B EAC H
MALASPINA B EAC H
OKARITO
HONEYMOON VA L L E Y
M A L AS P I N A B EAC H
BU C K L A N D S B EAC H
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KEA POINT
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The simplicity of weaving is a way of finding a connection between modernity, tradition and cultures. A respectful appreciation for diversity is an important part of how we now live. More frequently than ever, we are reminded of the need to strive for equality and to take a global view that extends beyond our backyard. We want to be connected with other cultures, be respectfully inspired by their traditions and unique creative talents. We look for a connection – something that can create a dialogue between modernity and tradition or seemingly opposing cultures and it’s here we find an archetypical element - the simplicity of weaving. Weaving is a practice we can all find in our heritage. From the simple to the most elaborate processes, it represents a way of connecting and entwining. Our new appreciation for weaving in all its forms signifies the respect of tradition even when approached with modern processes and materials. This interior style is eclectic and combines many references to varying global cultures with modern pieces featuring weave and rich colour inspired by landscapes from South America to the middle east. Rich colours such as red, burgundy, brown and oranges are brought together with the zest of bright yellow and blue to form unexpected combinations and diversify the look of a modern interior. D U LU X . CO. N Z /CO LO U R FO R EC A ST 2 0 1 7
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Saturated tribal inspired colour entwines modernity and tradition.
FEATURED IS DULUX TOKOMARU BAY (MAIN WALL); DUSKY FOREST (SIDE WALL); RED CLIFFS AND DIGGERS VALLEY(FLOOR); DUSKY FOREST, MERINO DOWNSAND RED CLIFFS (PIPES FROM LEFT); ZALATOWN, ALL DAY BAY, GABRIEL’S GULLY AND HALFWAY BLUFF (FRAME FROM LEFT); HALFWAY BLUFF, DARFIELD, GABRIEL’S GULLY, DUSKY FOREST AND ZALATOWN (LEFT STRUCTURE FROM TOP); RED CLIFFS, GIBBSTON VALLEY, KAITUNA, ALL DAY BAY, MERINO DOWNS, TOKOMARU BAY AND ZALATOWN (RIGHT STRUCTURE FROM TOP). chair stylecraft.
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Our new appreciation for weaving in all its forms signifies the respect of tradition even when approached with modern processes and materials.
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FEATURED IS DULUX TOKAMARU BAY (MAIN WALL); RED CLIFFS (FLOOR); DARFIELD (BACKGROUND OF PATTERNED WALL); HALFWAY BAY, ALL DAY BAY, DUSKY FOREST AND KAITUNA (VERTICAL STRIPES FROM LEFT); HALFWAY BAY, ZALATOWN, ALL DAY BAY, GIBBSTON VALLEY, KAITUNA, RED CLIFFS AND DUSKY FOREST (HORIZONTAL STRIPES FROM TOP); ZALATOWN (FRAME). pendants pop & scott; table space furniture. D U LU X . CO. N Z /CO LO U R FO R EC A ST 2 0 1 7
FEATURED IS DULUX DUSKY FOREST (MAIN WALL); RED CLIFFS (FLOOR); KAITUNA AND GIBBSTON VALLEY (PLINTH); PATTERNED WALL AS PREVIOUS.
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pendant pop & scott.
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Two-dimensional colour connects and entwines. Materials are bent and shaped to weave together and create solid forms.
FEATURED IS DULUX DUSKY FOREST (MAIN WALL); RED CLIFFS (FLOOR AND PIPES); ZALATOWN (FRAME). stool nice for nice.
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FEATURED IS DULUX TOKOMARU BAY (MAIN WALL); DUSKY FOREST (BACK WALL); RED CLIFFS (FLOOR); KAITUNA AND GIBBSTON VALLEY (PLINTH).
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rug halcyon lake.
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Woven texture, shape and form, together with rich colour, are stylistic references to global style.
ABOVE / FEATURED IS DULUX RED CLIFFS (WALL); DIGGERS VALLEY (FLOOR); ZALATOWN (PLINTH). vases space furniture
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Earthy red hues and botanical green are woven with unexpected bold blue and soft mauve.
FEATURED IS DULUX DUSKY FOREST (WALL); RED CLIFFS (FLOOR AND PIPES); ALL DAY BAY, DUSKY FOREST, GIBBSTON VALLEY, HALFWAY BLUFF, RED CLIFFS, KAITUNA AND TOKOMARU BAY (STRUCTURE FROM LEFT).
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Calling out architectural details in contrasting colour is an effective way to add another element to a space.
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Using disparate colour combinations in block hues is the simplest way to create striking effects.
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Entwine painted lines for a woven effect. We handpainted with masking as guide lines.
SUEDE EFFECT™ PA L E R M O
MERINO DOWNS
G A B R I E L’ S G U L LY
DA R F I E L D
Z A L AT O W N
SUEDE EFFECT™ TERRAZZO RED
DUSKY FOREST
D I G G E R S VA L L E Y
H A L F WAY B L U F F
T O K O M A R U B AY
RED CLIFFS
G I B B S T O N VA L L E Y
KAITUNA
A L L D AY B AY
This eclectic range of colour displays richness and warmth in earthy red and botanical green with unexpected accents. The Entwine palette is influenced by global cultures and landscapes creating a link between modernity and tradition. Order A4 swatches here.
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MERINO DOWNS
Z A L AT O W N
Z A L AT O W N
H A L F W AY B L U F F
DUSKY FOREST
MANILA
DUSKY FOREST
A L L D AY B AY
G A B R I E L’S G U L LY
T O K O M A R U B AY
GIBBSTON VA L L E Y
G A B R I E L’S G U L LY
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P U N C T U AT E
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FEATURED IS DULUX OLD MAN RANGE (MAIN WALL); TIRAU DOUBLE (STAIR WALL); METALLIC EFFECT PEWTER ILLUSION (UNDER STAIR WALL); HAURAKI GULF, MOONLIGHT CREEK, CONCRETE EFFECT PALE ELEMENTS, DARK CLOUD RANGE, METAL SHIMMER EFFECT INFINITE DUSK AND DARK CLOUD RANGE (STRUCTURES ON FLOOR FROM LEFT); METAL SHIMMER EFFECT INFINITE DUSK (HALF SPHERE ON FLOOR); OLD MAN RANGE (SUSPENDED RECTANGULAR STRUCTURE); MOONLIGHT CREEK (SUSPENDED QUARTER CIRCLE); FIVE FINGERS PENINSULA (SHELF STRUCTURE); HAURAKI GULF (INNER SHELVES). chair cult; light volker haug.
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Focusing on materials & form there is a permanence to the structures and a simplicity in the finishes. ooking for inspiration in the world of interiors can sometimes feel like fishing in a sea of sameness. The throwaway culture of replica designs and cookie-cutter style seen in store after store can be disheartening when you long to create a more solid, authentic and honest interior.
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You are drawn to architectural periods like Brutalism, focusing on materials and form, there is a permanence in the structures and a simplicity in the finishes used. The colours feel real, not fleeting or traditional. Geometric shapes from the art of the Bauhaus period dance through your mind and meet. The two influences marry and form a perfect union, a luxury derived not from frivolity but raw materials, structure and form.
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Pared back beauty comes from a rawness found in architectural angles and the use of industrial materials such as concrete, steel and galvanised finishes. These elements combine with subtle, more tonal colour palettes that can create the illusion of depth and accentuate interior details. An atmospheric palette of blues and greys; warmth is found through metallic accents in platinum, copper and rust.
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PAINT COLOURS AS PREVIOUS. concrete storage remodern.
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FEATURED IS DULUX BOULDER BEACH (MAIN WALL); TIRAU DOUBLE (STAIR WALL); METALLIC EFFECT PEWTER ILLUSION (UNDER STAIR WALL); OLD MAN RANGE (LEFT WALL); DARK CLOUD RANGE (RECTANGULAR STRUCTURE). table space furniture.
Industrial materials such as concrete, steel and galvanised finishes create the raw and authentic elements of Construct.
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Simple structure creates contrast in a tonal pallete. Warmth is restrained in copper metallic details.
LEFT PAGE / FEATURED IS DULUX TIRAU DOUBLE (LEFT WALL); BOULDER BEACH (RIGHT WALL); OLD MAN RANGE (RECTANGULAR STRUCTURE); MOONLIGHT CREEK (QUARTER CIRCLE). THIS PAGE / FEATURED IS DULUX BOULDER BEACH (WALL); CONCRETE EFFECT PALE ELEMENTS (LEFT STRUCTURE); COPPER EFFECT WITH COPPER PATINA EFFECT (RIGHT STRUCTURE); FIVE FINGERS PENINSULA (SHELF STRUCTURE); HAURAKI GULF (INNER SHELVES). light ben-tovin.
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Bauhaus shapes and a palette of inky blue and grey complement architectural materials such as steel & glass.
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FEATURED IS DULUX BOULDER BEACH (LEFT WALL); NARROW NECK HALF (RIGHT WALL); HAURAKI GULF (TWO CURVED STRUCTURES); MOONLIGHT CREEK (SMALL STRUCTURE). mirror designstuff.
FEATURED IS DULUX BOULDER BEACH (WALL); DURAMAX® GRANITE EFFECT (SPHERE).
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steel cupboard coco republic; concrete objects on shelf remodern; stool cult.
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RIGHT PAGE / FEATURED IS DULUX OLD MAN RANGE (MAIN WALL); TIRAU DOUBLE (STAIR WALL); METALLIC EFFECT PEWTER ILLUSION (UNDER STAIR WALL); DARK CLOUD RANGE (RECTANGULAR STRUCTURE); METAL SHIMMER EFFECT INFINITE DUSK (CUBE). concrete card holder remodern.
I N D U S T R I A L L U X U RY – F U N D A M E N TA L M AT E R I A L S T H AT A R E L E S S T H A N R E F I N E D C R E AT E D E TA I L S I N S T E E L M E S H , G A L VA N I S E D M E T A L , CONCRETE AND COPPER.
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DULUX CONCRETE EFFECT can create the look of polished concrete, you can adjust the finished result by changing the level of sanding or burnishing.
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DULUX METAL SHIMMER EFFECT is an industrial style metallic, very subtle and with a slight texture it can add to the industrial luxe look.
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COPPER EFFECT is a way to highlight details in a space and add warmth to cool colour schemes. Here we added the Copper Patina Effect subtlety to only part of our structure.
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NARROW NECK HALF
M E TA L L I C E F F E C T ™ PEWTER ILLUSION
TIRAU DOUBLE
B O U L D E R B EAC H
OLD MAN RANGE
M E TA L S H I M M E R EFFECT™ INFINITE DUSK
DA R K C LO U D R A N G E
FIVE FINGERS PENINSULA
HAURAKI GULF
MOONLIGHT CREEK
COPPER EFFECT™
M E TA L S H I M M E R EFFECT™ OUTER LIMITS
Subtle nuances in greys and neutrals paired with exquisite textures and finishes create this luxurious, architectural palette. Combinations of dark greys are highlighted with the warmth of Copper and Concrete Effects combined with a range of inky blues to add interest to a monochromatic scheme. Order A4 swatches here.
FIVE FINGERS PENINSULA
B O U L D E R B EAC H
M E TA L L I C E F F E C T PEWTER ILLUSION
TIRAU DOUBLE
HAURAKI GULF
NARROW NECK HALF
OLD MAN RANGE
MOONLIGHT CREEK
M E TA L S H I M M E R EFFECT OUTER LIMITS
COPPER EFFECT
MOONLIGHT CREEK
COPPER EFFECT
M E TA L S H I M M E R EFFECT INFINITE DUSK
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