Dulux Colour Trends 2018 Home Edition NZ by Dulux Australia

Dulux Colour Trends 2018

The future of interiors

An essential take on slow living The rich revival of kinship & community An escapade of fun and adventure Reflect on an era of timeless luxury

Home Edition

FROM THE DULUX COLOUR EXPERT

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“I love how colour and colour combinations are constantly evolving to reflect what’s happening in the world around us” Davina

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For over 18 years the colour team at Dulux has been exploring colour trends. This year’s theme of Balance is one that most of us can relate to as we try to find balance in our increasingly busy lives. This year I made my second journey to the Salone del Mobile in Milan and was lucky enough to take part in the international Color Marketing Group’s colour forecasting workshop. The trip reinforced to me how much colour and colour combinations are constantly evolving and just how closely influenced they are by social and economic events happening around the world. As someone who loves to travel, my favourite theme this year is Escapade. How can you not be inspired by the unexpected and playful colour combinations which take their cues from tropical climates like Miami, Brazil and Palm Springs? We hope you enjoy the Home edition of the 2018 Dulux Colour Trends and come away with plenty of new interior and colour inspiration, as well as practical tips, to help you bring some of these colours into your home.

Davina Harper Dulux Colour & Design Specialist

Dulux Colour Trends 2018

From left, ‘The Visit’ by Studiopepe at Milan Design Week; Dulux team hard at work in Milan.

CONTENTS

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Creating balance through colour. 06 CONTRIBUTORS

Meet the faces behind this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Dulux Colour Trends.

08 THEME

Discover new harmony & balance through colour & style.

96 DIRECTORY

The designers & retailers bringing Dulux Colour Trends to life.

KINSHIP A rich, earthy palette to fill your home with warmth and positivity.

24 DETAILS

25 PALETTE

26 MOST LOVED WHITES & NEUTRALS

Our most loved colours & the Kinship trend 28 CREATE THE LOOK

Michelle Halford of The Design Chaser interprets Kinship

30 ESSENTIAL Calm and nurturing colours to help you slow down and find serenity.

46 DETAILS

47 PALETTE

48 MOST LOVED WHITES & NEUTRALS

Our most loved colours & the Essential trend 50 CREATE THE LOOK

Bruce Summers of Country Road interprets Essential

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REFLECT A rich, moody palette to blend your past with your present.

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91 PALETTE

92 MOST LOVED WHITES & NEUTRALS

Our most loved colours & the Reflect trend

ESCAPADE A dreamy cocktail of colours to inspire discovery and escape.

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69 PALETTE

70 MOST LOVED WHITES & NEUTRALS

Our most loved colours & the Escapade trend 72 CREATE THE LOOK

Pip Brett of Jumbled Online interprets Escapade

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Stylist Heather Nette King interprets the Reflect trend

CONTRIBUTORS

ANDREA LUCENA-ORR

LISA COHEN

MICHELLE HALFORD

DAVINA HARPER

Photographer

Interior Stylist & Writer The Design Chaser

Colour & Design Specialist Dulux

Andrea Lucena-Orr, researches colour trends, presenting her findings to trade and retail markets, and media. Travelling to Milan Design Week, Andrea with Davina and Bree solidified their concepts and insights for the Dulux Colour Trends. “I adore working with colour and experimenting with unusual colour combinations and textures,” Andrea says, highlighting Reflect as her top trend. “Colour has an amazing power to transform spaces and I love the emotional connections you can create through personalising of colour schemes,” she says.

Lisa Cohen is an Australian-based photographer specialising in interiors, food, lifestyle and still life. Growing up in a family containing three generations of architects, it was only natural that Lisa developed a love for interiors and design. This led her to London, where she worked as a concept stylist on interiors magazines, before moving into photography. Since then Lisa has been shooting interiors, food and lifestyle images for large national brands, small independent clients and magazines worldwide.

Interior stylist and writer Michelle Halford, founded her blog, The Design Chaser, in 2012. With a focus on Scandinavian interiors, she reports on current trends, shares inspiring projects and collaborates with local and international brands. Her global following has seen her social accounts become among the most popular in the design world. She was named “pinner to follow” by the Huffington Post. For this year’s colour trends we asked Michelle to re-create the Kinship look for an everyday living space.

As Dulux’s New Zealand Colour & Design Specialist, Davina is fascinated by the constant evolution of colour and colour combinations in response to shifting social influences. In collaboration with Andrea and Bree, Davina applies her interior and colour design expertise to help shape the Dulux Colour Trends 2018, infusing them with vital New Zealand influence. She is passionate about New Zealand design and excited to see local designers represented in this year’s colour trends. “My favourite trend this year has to be has to be Escapade because of the playful colour combinations” she says. Her top colour choices: Dulux Motueka and Glinks Gully.

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USING THE DULUX COLOUR TRENDS MAGAZINE

Throughout the Dulux Colour Trends you’ll find inspiring colours and ideas on how to bring them into your home. Due to limitations of your display screen and the printing process, photographic and printed images and swatches may not represent true colour. If you love the colours from our trends we recommend you review a colour in accurate colour chips, large Dulux Colour Swatches or sample pots.

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BRUCE SUMNERS

PIP BRETT

HEATHER NETTE KING

BREE LEECH

Designer Manager Country Road Home

Retailer Jumbled

Creative Director, Dulux Colour Trends

Interiors Stylist & Writer

From a young age, Bruce Summers loved all things design, furniture and homewares. With 10+ years in the industry, he decided to apply his experience to his passion for industrial product design. As Design Manager for Country Road Home, he covers everything from setting initial design directions to identifying new products and category opportunities. He oversees product design processes, visual merchandising, styling and marketing. For this year’s colour trends, Bruce gets creative with the Essential trend.

For Pip, selling beautiful things is in her blood. From a young age, she filled her weekends with selling picked flowers, pastel drawings, pikelets and cordial to passer-buyers. While she studied fashion and textile design in Sydney, the pull back to Orange, NSW, proved too strong. At age 22 Pip opened Iglou store, later followed by Jumbled. Jumbled sells an eclectic mix of homewares. “It is pretty much everything I love and want for myself, all located under the one roof,” she says. For this year’s colour trends, Pip re-imagines the Escapade trend.

Heather Nette King's love of colour has had a strong influence on her work as an interiors stylist and writer. She works with bold, unique colour combinations and loves inspiring others to do the same. Heather’s work is seen in leading interior titles and newspapers and she creates visual imagery for many of Australia’s most popular interiors brands. Her work has also been published internationally, and her own home has been featured in international style bible, Elle Decoration UK. For this year’s colour trends, Heather shows us how she would create the Reflect look in her home.

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At the end of each trend you’ll find the full palette of colours, click on the link ‘Order large Dulux Colour Swatches’. This will take you to a page where you can order large colour swatches to view accurate colours. They are free, simple to order and delivered directly to your mailbox.

As the Creative Director behind the Dulux Colour Trends, Bree collaborates closely with Andrea and Davina to create each year’s trend predictions. Bringing the trend concepts to life, Bree produces and styles the images and art directs the digital magazine. Bree is passionate about interpreting interior trends into beautifully styled spaces that are both appealing in aesthetic and rich in narrative. Her unique talent for styling inspires others to create new styles and looks for their own home spaces. “My colour trend highlights for 2018 are Dulux Waimakariri River and Marine Parade,” she says. Among her top designer pieces: “The Arflex Arcolor Sofa by Jaime Hayon, and Halo Dining Chair by Something Beginning With.” @BREELEECH

As life moves into the fast lane, the desire to shift gears and slow down takes over. The Dulux Colour Trends 2018 harness the power of colour to balance the complex challenges of everyday life.

Dulux Colour Trends 2018

The give and take of modern life keeps us on our toes. The push-pull of work and play, the tension between public image and private self. Our inner sense of health, prosperity and happiness is constantly put to the test, while the prospect of revival, replenishment and relief promises harmony. A broad and flexible colour palette gives you the chance to achieve balance in all aspects of your life. Whether youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re looking to escape, re-connect, replenish or simply move forward. The Dulux Colour Trends 2018 can be tailored to your creative vision and personal needs.

Discover your inner equilibrium by colour expression.

A gentle revolution is underway

Kinship

Wall in Dulux Very Terracotta, ceiling & trims in Cardrona From left: Timber console, Home owner’s; Vessels, Stylist’s own; Kettal Cala armchair in light grey, Mobilia; Reuber Henning Fantasie Rug Impromptu Red, Halcyon Lake; Tea Ceremony Hibachi ceramic vessel (on hearth), Kazari; Handwoven Elephant Grass Basket made in Ghana (on hearth), Kazari; Mira & Pila Terracotta planter, Hub Furniture; Plant stand, Home owner’s; Cross Coffee table, Apparentt; Caligaris Sweet Sofa, Voyager; Leaf plate, Stylist’s own; Bullet Vase by Sharon Muir, Modern Times; Burel Visual cushion & Canais cushion in pumpkin, Figgoscope; Harrison Shelving, Jardan.

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In our search for spiritual wellbeing we find comfort in folklore and the revival of long-held traditions.

COLOUR TIP Dulux Very Terracotta will infuse your rooms with warmth. Accent this colour with tactile timbers, natural stone and touches of greenery.

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Product Tip Dulux Wash&Wear® Matt provides a stylish matt finish without compromising on washability or durability.

ometimes it feels like the bad news just keeps coming. Reports of social and political unrest fill our newsfeeds day-to-day. Between the ‘fake news’ and ‘click-bate’ headlines, it can be hard to sort the truth from the alternative facts! It’s time to switch off the noise and drown out the negative vibes. To create space for compassion and kindness, and truth and transparency.In doing so we find new joy in reviving long-held traditions. A colourful mish-mash of cultural influences ignites our sense of community and kinship helping us to renew our faith in one another and the world around us. Left Details as before This page Wall in Dulux Herbalist This page, from left: Maryanne Moodie Wall-hanging, Fenton & Fenton; ‘Big Petal’ artwork, Rachel Castle; Play Modular Sofa by Studio Pip, District; Kooshen silk velvet cushions in Eye Mint & Hourglass Rose, Fenton & Fenton; Book, Stylist’s own; Flow Side Table in black, Dessein Furniture; Hand dishes by Sharon Muir, Modern Times; Rueber Henning Max Rug in Chilli, Halcyon Lake; Basket, Home owner’s; BD Barcelona Gardenias Vase by Jaime Hayon, Ajar.

Left Wall in Dulux Glen Murray, Trims in Hildegard, door in Outrageous Red

A celebration of cultural heritage with fresh, contemporary overtures.

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Right Wall in Dulux Ruski (left), Tikitiki (rear), Herbalist (bulkhead) From left: Rodarv cushion, Ikea; Indonesian Batik Print Cushion, Kazari; Crewel knotted Stripe cushion cover in Nightshade, West Elm; Indonesian Batik Print Cushion, Kazari; Books & vessels (top three shelves), Home ownerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s; Contemporary Japanese Studio Vases (bottom two shelves), Kazari; Stone Sculptural Vase by Andrei Davidoff, Jardan; Low planter, Home ownerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s; Diamond Motif pouf, West Elm.

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Styling Tip Choose colours, art, textiles and objects that make you feel happy. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a combination that will always work.

Wall in Dulux Fortrose, ceiling in Cardrona, inside cabinet in Hildegard. From left: Bowl (on bench), Stylist’s own; Dining table & Armoire, Home owner’s; Flowering Gum Sand Rust Tablecloth, Bonnie & Neil; Japanese Lacquer Tray, Kazari; Ceramic Vessel and painted jugs in Dulux Ruski, Stylist’s own; Radice chair by Mattiazzi, District; FBD red arm chair by Paul M. Volther, Cult.

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COLOUR TIP

The key to an eclectic colour mix can be as simple as keeping it tonal. Scheme rich ochre with terracotta and rust and use contrasting colours sparingly.

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Styling Tip â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Group antiques and vintage flea market finds with new pieces from favourite makers and display them in your unique style.

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Product Tip Use a large Dulux Colour Swatch to help you visualise the colour in your space, before trialling it with a sample pot. Browse colours here.

Wall in Dulux Very Terracotta, ceiling in Natural White

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Table and chair are stylists own; White vase on table from Country Road; Platter from Hub; Wooden utensils from Country Road; Pendant light from Wyella; Teapot from Marrimekko; Vase on bench from Country Road; Pepper shaker from Country Road.

K I NSH I P

A colourful mish-mash of folklore influences to fill your space with warmth and positivity.

Wall (left) & ceiling in Dulux Hildegard, wall (right) in Maiko From left: Wallace Sewell Shetland Twill Glencoe throw, Hub Furniture; Chest of drawers, Home ownerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s; Contemporary vase, Kazari; Arch Point Atomic Planter & Pebble Bud Vase by Sharon Muir, Modern Times; Anchor Funnel Terracotta low planter, Hub Furniture; Ames Nudo Charocal Rug, Halcyon Lake; Chair, Home ownerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s; Missoni Home Montgomery Throw, top3 by design.

COLOUR TIP An eclectic space often benefits from a neutral backdrop. Dulux Hildegard is a grey with distinct green undertones that is neutral enough to pair with many colour variations.

Wall & ceiling in Dulux Hildegard From left: Bed frame, Home ownerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s; Bedouin Societe Linen duvet, pillowcase & sheets in Russet, Saffron & Khol Black, Fenton & Fenton; Pom Pom Cushion, Jardan; Wallace Sewell Shetland Twill Glencoe throw, Hub Furniture; Ace side table, Jardan; Duo Lamp by Hand & Eye, Wyalla; Hand dish by Sharon Muir, Modern Times; Planter, Home ownerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s; Wall-hanging, 22 Dulux Colour 2018 Tammy Kanat; Ames NudoTrends Charocal Rug, Halcyon Lake.

Wall (left) in Dulux Glen Murray Missoni Home Jazz Bath Sheet & Tolomo Hand Towel, top3 by design; Silhouette pendants in amber, Ross Gardam; Jug, Home ownerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s; Fabrique Lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Ancienne Soap Honey, Scout House.

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DETAILS CREATE THE KINSHIP LOOK AT HOME

Mix and match your cushions and throws to create a lively interplay of colour and pattern in your living spaces.

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Fortrose

Motueka

Very Terracotta

Herbalist

Hildegard

Tikitiki

Raccoon Tail

A combination of rich, earthy hues intermingled with cosy, neutral shades make up the Kinship palette. These are colours to lift you up with their positivity while keeping you snug with their warmth.

Outrageous Red

Ruski

Glen Murray

Maiko

COLOURS TO LIFT YOU UP AND COCOON YOU

Glinks Gully

SCHEMES TO TRY

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DULUX OPONONI QUARTER

Opononi Quarter is a warm white that looks its best against the beautiful natural browns of the Kinship palette. Use this white in any room and for an extra earthy feel, use the browns to highlight your favourite artwork. Wall & ceiling in Dulux Opononi Quarter, wall (right) in Mt Inaccessible Image from the Dulux Most Loved Whites & Neutrals brochure, photographer Mark Roper

Opononi Quarter

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MOST LOVED WHITES Kinship

DULUX HAKATARAMEA

Hakataramea is timeless and contemporary in essence a perfect pairing for Ruski. Create colour highlights in your spaces by using the balancing warmth of Very Terracotta against the Kinship paletteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cooler hues especially those with grey undertones. Walls in Dulux Very Terracotta Details on page 10

Hakataramea

Very Terracotta Ruski

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Raccoon Tail

Dulux has been crafting some of New Zealand's most iconic paint colours for nearly a century. Hereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s how our Most Loved Whites and Neutrals can work in harmony with the Kinship palette.

DULUX CARDRONA

Cardrona is a beautiful warm white that elegantly offsets the warm tones of Dulux Maiko and Glen Murray. Apply this subtle, contemporary scheme to any room in your home. Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll be delighted with the results.

Cardrona

Maiko Glen Murray

Wall in Dulux Cardrona, door in Kurow Image from the Dulux Most Loved Whites & Neutrals brochure, artwork Annie Everingham, photographer Mark Roper.

Dannevirke

Hildegard

Herbalist

DULUX DANNEVIRKE

Dannevirke is an inviting ivory shade that matches beautifully with the muted greens of the Kinship palette. This scheme is sure to create a restful and rejuvenating atmosphere in your living spaces and bedrooms. Wall & ceiling in Dulux Hildegard Details on page 22

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CREATING THE LOOK MICHELLE HALFORD CREATES A WARM, COSY SPACE WITH THE KINSHIP TREND

“I was immediately drawn to Kinship’s palette of deep red, brown and caramel tones. Together with cosy, neutral shades they create a warm, cocoon-like atmosphere perfect for a living room. For the walls I used Dulux Tikitiki alongside Hildegard. My hero pieces, a Fritz Hansen Lune Sofa, pendant light, layered rugs and wall art, are inspired by Dulux Very Terracotta, Raccoon Tail and Fortrose. I chose Dulux Glinks Gully as a neutral accent to carry through to other furniture selections. Embracing expressive folkloric elements I have chosen beautiful wood, woven and ceramic pieces to add texture and interest to the room.”

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— The rich, earthy hues of the Kinship palette go hand in hand with texture. For furniture and soft furnishings, choose tactile finishes like velvet and wool. — Offset rich colours with a complimentary neutral to create warmth and cosiness. — Bring a fun, folkloric style to your space with patterns, embroidery, fringing and tassels.

1. African Buhero Grain Basket Extra Small, Indie Home Collective 2. Agate on Stand, Odematelier 3. Terracotta Clay Candle Holder, Odematelier 4. Community Weaving by Alchemy, Guild of Objects 5. Bloomy Armchair by Partricia Urquolia for Moroso, Matisse 6. Cassero Long Pot by Patricia Urquiola for Serralunga, Space Furniture 7. Cassero 60 Pot by Patricia Urquiola for Serralunga, Space Furniture 8. Monte #0370 rug, Pampa 9. For similar floor try Quick-Step Largo White Vintage Oak, Floorscape 10. Armadillo & Co Agra Knot Byzantine Rug, The Ivy House 11. Tobi-Ishi Coffee Table by Barber Osgerby for B&B Italia, Matisse 12. Suede Tray in Grey, The Minimalist 13. Loop Vase #3 (Smoke) by Nicolette Johnson, Guild of Objects 14. Morocco Cushion, Alex & Corban 15. Crochet Cushion in Natural, Indie Home Collective 16. Lune Sofa in Gingersnap by Jaime Hayon for Fritz Hansen, Cult Design 17. ‘New Form 4’ artwork by Rikka Kantinkoski, The Poster Club 18. Anwar T 45 Pendant by Stephen Burks for Parachilna, ECC.

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MICHELLEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S KINSHIP PICKS

Michelle offsets her rich, earthy hues with complimentary neutrals.

Tikitiki

Glinks Gully

Hildegard

Fortrose

Essential

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Bring life back to the basics

Walls in Dulux Spanish Olive From Left: Fogia Bowl Side Tables, Fred International; White pot & books, Stylistâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s own; Delano Sofa, Meizai; Flocca Body Cushion in Fog & Cushion Cover in Brun, Hale & Mercantile; Zanat Bowlkan coffee table, Hub Furniture; Bridget Bodenham vase, Scout House; Stack Tray in Gunmetal Bronze, Henry Wilson; Grapho Bubble Pendant light, ISM Objects; Reuber Henning Shibori Dots Rug in Earth, Halcyon Lake; Zanat Igman lounge chair, Hub Furniture.

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tâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the simple pleasures that remind us that life need not be so complicated. The familiar comfort of a cup of tea, the warm kiss of the sun on your face. Beauty can exist in the most humble and quietest of moments. Showy status symbols begin to lose their shine, replaced by the Nordic tradition of Hygge (HOO-ga). Time is no longer an elusive and fleeting luxury, rather a series of moments to be savoured and shared.

Our search for a more authentic existence inspires a new-found appreciation for natural and recycled materials. As we embrace the old as new, we repair our rifts with nature and move towards a more genuine and conscious way of living. Wall (left) in Dulux Spanish Olive, wall (rear) in Gnu Tan From Left: Zanat Bowlkan coffee table & Zanat Igman lounge chair, Hub Furniture; Bridget Bodenham Vase, Scout House; Stack Tray in Gunmetal Bronze, Henry Wilson; Reuber Henning Shibori Dots Rug in Earth, Halcyon Lake.

COLOUR TIP Combine naturals such as soft brown, sand and grey green for a relaxing scheme conducive to taking time out.

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Styling Tip Liven up a neutral look with different textures. Imperfect edges on textiles, handmade details and a mix of materials will give your space character and ensure your neutral colour scheme is never dull.

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Wall in Dulux Dieskau, table and chair are Clay Court, ceiling in Terrace White From Left: Table and chair, Stylistâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s own; Lume Small Vase, Country Road; Zanat Touch Tray, Hub Furniture; Blume Timber knife & spoon, Country Road; Noa Pendant light, Wyalla; Olva Teapot, Marimekko; Lume Tall Vase, Country Road; Alvin Salt & Pepper grinder, Country Road.

Make colour and texture the hero with simple shapes and minimalist style.

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Our search for a more authentic existence inspires a new-found appreciation for natural and recycled materials.

Left Details as before Right Wall (left) in Dulux Suede Effect Century Mist, wall (rear) in Dieskau, door in Little Shoal Bay, wall (right) and ceiling in Terrace White From left: Bollard Casting Concrete Light by Vincent Van Dysen, Euroluce; Olva Teapot, Marimekko; Lume Tall Vase, Country Road; Alvin Salt & Pepper grinder, Country Road; Pendant Light, Home ownerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s.

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COLOUR TIP

Add a bold colour to your grey scheme to create a focal point within a space or highlight an architectural detail.

Wall & ceiling in Dulux Terrace White, staircase (front) in Clay Court Right Wall in Dulux Suede Effect Century Mist From left: Wall unit & books, Home ownerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s; Vessel (middle) Japanese Vase & Vessel (bottom shelf) Maruta Munehiko Bowl, Kazari; Houses Speckle by Natalie Rosin (top), Jardan; Stack Trays in Gunmetal Bronze, Henry Wilson; Halo dining chairs, Something Beginning With; Roda 314 Platter Dining Table, DOMO; Zanat Touch Tray, Hub; Glo-Ball S Pendant light by Jasper Morrison, Euroluce.

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COLOUR TIP

Add character to your walls with Dulux Suede Effect or Concrete Effect. These bespoke wall finishes allow you to control the level of texture you want on your feature wall.

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Wall in Dulux Mornington Half, ceiling in Terrace White From left: Lumio Classic Maple Light by Max Gunawan, top 3 by design; Arflex Botolo Low Armchair, Poliform; Molteni Domino Pouf, Hub Furniture.

Paler colours create a calming and nurturing palette

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COLOUR TIP

Pink is the new neutral, it creates both sophisticated or understated interior spaces.

Wall in Dulux Flooded Gum From Left: Nomi Oak Table, Country Road; Bridget Bodenham vessels, Scout House; Surface Sconce in Gunmetal Bronze, Henry Wilson; Basix fitted sheet in Ayrton, Flocca Flat sheet in Brun & Aryton, Flocca long linen pillowcase in Fog & standard pillowcase in Roy, Flocca Linen Blanket in Sable, Hale Mercantile.

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COLOUR TIP

Dulux Flooded Gum is the perfect mid-grey to pair with light timber tones such as oak and ash

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Door in Dulux Elusive Blue From Left: Mini Glo-Ball S Pendant Light by Jasper Morrison, Euroluce; Fabrique Lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Ancienne Soap Verbena Broyee, Scout House; The Beach People Hand towel in clay, top3 by design; Quilt Stool, Obobo.

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The simple charm and raw honesty of imperfect finishes help to make your room feel comfortable and inviting. Start with hand-crafted ornaments and natural linens.

DETAILS CREATE THE ESSENTIAL LOOK AT HOME

1. The Beach People towels in Indigo & Ash, top 3 by design 2. Calin Chair & Footstool by Pascal Mourgue for Ligne Roset, DOMO 3. Muuto Push Coffee Maker, Living Edge 4. RBS Vessel #1 in Brick, Steven Haulenbeek 5. Mika desk, Globe West

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PALETTE

Terrace White

Spanish Olive

Dieskau

Mornington Half

Crystal Palace

A CALM, NURTURING PALETTE INSPIRED BY THE MINIMALIST MOVEMENT

Adele Island

Elusive Blue

Little Shoal Bay

Clay Court

Gnu Tan

Suede Effect Century Mist

Flooded Gum

Knight of the Realm

The Essential trendâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s calm and nurturing palette draws on the soft warmth of leathers, a pop of bold blue, and beautiful aging materials in rusted tones.

SCHEMES TO TRY

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DULUX MANORBURN QUARTER

Manorburn Quarter is a soft white that teams beautifully with the subtle yellow-green of Dulux Crystal Palace and Mornington Half of the Essential palette. Subtle in warmth with a grey undertone, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the secret ingredient to a harmonious colour scheme.

Manorburn Quarter Mornington Half

Walls & trims in Dulux Manorburn Quarter

Crystal Palace

Image from Dulux Most Loved Whites & Neutrals, artwork Sofie Boersting, photographer Mark Roper

MOST LOVED WHITES Essential

DULUX SOUTHERN ALPS

The pureness of Southern Alps creates a pleasing contrast with the medium grey of Dulux Flooded Gum and the crisp Adele Island of the Essential palette. The resulting scheme is cool and clean perfect for spaces that receive plenty of sunlight. Walls in Dulux Flooded Gum Details on page 42

Southern Alps

Flooded Gum Adele Island

Product Tip

DULUX MT ASPIRING HALF

Dulux Aquanamel® Semi-Gloss will ensure your feature doors really pop – and it won’t yellow over time.

Crisp Mt Aspiring Half creates a perfect balance to the cool hue of Dulux Little Shoal Bay. For a contemporary scheme team with Dieskau this natural tone brings together the striking contrast between white and deeper blue. Wall in Dulux Dieskau, door Little Shoal Bay, wall (left) Terrace White Details on page 37

Dieskau Mt Aspiring Half

Little Shoal Bay

DULUX HAAST HALF

Haast Half is a wonderfully versatile shade and works beautifully with the Essential palette’s Spanish Olive and Clay Court. If you’re looking to create a lovely neutral scheme in your home spaces, this is an ideal combination. Walls in Dulux Haast Half Image from Dulux Most Loved Whites & Neutrals, artwork Arite Kannavos

Haast Half

Clay Court

Spanish Olive

E S SE N T I A L

CREATING THE LOOK 4

BRUCE SUMMERS GETS INSPIRED WITH THE ESSENTIAL TREND

“For my Essential space, I’ve focused on natural materials, finishes and textures that carry a modern, understated and casual sophistication. I have focused on soft green tones and warm neutrals that create a statement without being loud ideal for creating a sense of calm. The colour palette works perfectly with raw timber, leather and brass allowing the materiality to be the hero. I have balanced clean lines with the exaggerated and simple woven textiles including a rug and upholstery fabric. Incorporating elements of nature can really finish a space. I selected a juvenile Eucalyptus tree which works against Dulux Flooded Gum or Spanish Olive.”

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BRUCE’S TIPS

— Link your interior spaces with the outdoors by choosing soft green tones and warm neutrals inspired by nature. — Add accents of charcoal or black to your calm colour palette to create moments of visual interest and help anchor the look. — Create a sense of intrigue with artisanal accents like hand-glazed ceramics, beautiful hand loom cushions or folded leather baskets.

1. Double Thimble Table, Dowel Jones 2. Vide Poche Rond Gunmetal Bronze, Henry Wilson 3. Nulli Leather Basket, Country Road 4. A1 Adler Frame with Luna Print, Country Road 5. Conna Planter, Country Road 6. Jasper Floor Lamp, Country Road 7. Sierra Weave Rug, Armadillo & Co 8. Wilfred Sofa, Jardan 9. Olis Cushion, Country Road 10. Tan Leather Cushion, Country Road 11. 11. Double Thimble Table, Dowel Jones 12. Bole Vases, Studio Truly Truly.

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BRUCE’S ESSENTIAL PICKS

Bruce brings calm to life’s fast pace with these four Essential colours.

Spanish Olive

Gnu Tan

Knight of the Realm

Clay Court

The quest for

Escapade

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The quest for fun & adventure ...

Wall in Dulux Mossburn, door in Hurstmere Road, trims & ceiling in Southern Alps From left: Ari Daybed, Something Beginning With; Beni Mâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;rirt 2 Rug, Halcyon Lake; Torei low table by Luca Nichetto for Cassina, Space Furniture; Shogun Table Lamp by Mario Botta, Artemide. Left Wall in Dulux Bondi HK Living Brass Palm Lamp, House of Orange.

Feature wall in Dulux Cuticle Pink, Waimakariri River, Friends & Carmen, wall (rear) in Bondi, trims & ceiling in Southern Alps. From left: Benny Planter in Powder on left, Designstuff; Malia plant stand & pot, Ivy Muse; Benny planter in Mist, Designstuff; Dot Floor lamp by Sylvian Willenz for Toss B & Morning Glory table by Mark Thorpe for Moroso, Hub Furniture; Gabra Pink Rug, Halcyon Lake; Arcolor Sofa by Jaime Hayon for Arflex, Poliform; Essie cushion & Aiden Mint cushion, Linen House; Grace Side table with smoked glass top, Ivy Muse; Blue swan, Stylistâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s own; 5 4 Dulux Colour 2018 Lazy chair, Voyager. Totem Vases in blue, WestTrends Elm; Calligaris

Tropical botanicals add a lively touch to bold geometric patterns and prints.

Product Tip When youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re ready to change a bold paint feature use Dulux Wash&WearÂŽ Super Hide it has the best hiding power allowing you to paint over any colour in just two coats.

E S C A PA DE

Organic shapes are offset by solid forms in a playful blending of styles.

Styling Tip Don’t be afraid to mix up your decades with 70s and 80s references. Paint your flea market finds to suit your colour scheme and mix them with new accessories.

COLOUR TIP Creating a 70s inspired geometric feature with one hue in varying shades allows you to add fun bold colours in interesting accessories.

ack your suitcase, don your tropical prints and get ready for a holiday to remember. Everybody can be a global citizen in 2018. Dream destinations are just a plane ride away. Adventure and discovery hover on the horizon. As our imagination takes flight, we find excitement and escape in the most unexpected of places. The glamour of travel is conjured through designer luggage and free-spirited selfies. While luxury could be anything from a hot Brazilian beach to a stylish Palm Springs spa. As we kick back and prepare to take off, we let our dreams run wild. Paradise awaits both on home shores and beyond. This page Details as before Right Feature wall colours as before, walls (right) in Dulux Carmen, ceiling and trim in Southern Alps. From left: Totem vases in blue, West Elm; Gabra Pink Rug, Halcyon Lake; Sculpture, Dion Horstmans; Arper Blue Pix Ottoman, Stylecraft; Double Tray Table, Dowel Jones; ‘Still Life with banana and apple 2017’ artwork, Emma Gale; Sanctuary Pot in Ivory, Ivy Muse.

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Cupboards in Dulux Manu Bay, trim in Southern Alps From left: Atlas 1 Rug, Halcyon Lake; Serena Dodge Burgundy & White arm chair & Pouf by Luca Nichetto for Arflex, Poliform; Velvet Pea Cushion, Kip & Co; Moroso Net Table, Hub; Nina Table Lamp, Click On.

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Wall in Dulux Mossburn, rangehood in Waitiki Landing, cupboards (base) in Manu Bay, cupboards (right), ceiling & trim Southern Alps. From left: Atlas 1 Rug, Halcyon Lake; Arcolor Small table by Jaime Hayon for Arflex, Poliform; Palm leaf brass catch all, West Elm; Halo Sofa, Something Beginning With; Plumes Cushion pale green; Click On; Purple & yellow dish, stylist’s own; Totem vases painted in Escapade colours, West Elm; Pendant light, Home owner’s.

PRODUCT TIP STYLE TIP Dulux Wash&Wear® Kitchen&Bathroom is designed for your kitchen it has exceptional washability and is fortified with a powerful mould inhibitor.

E S C A PA DE

STYLE TIP

Get creative with tropical leaves they last a long time and using some florist’s tricks (such as oasis) you can create green displays like this hanging chandelier.

This page Wall in Dulux Tangerine Flake, wall (left) in Cuticle Pink, trims & ceiling in Southern Alps. From left: Vintage glass top tables, Home owner’s; Vintage Jug & glasses, Stylist’s own; Air plant stand, Ivy Muse; Vintage gold chairs & cushions, Home owner’s. Right Wall in Dulux Cuticle Pink, trims in Southern Alps.

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From left: Luxe Float Flamingo in Rose Gold, Sunnylife; Vintage swan planters, Home owner’s; Maya lounger in white by Walter Satore, Fenton & Fenton.

Product Tip Dulux WeathershieldÂŽ Low Sheen is the perfect exterior paint. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s guaranteed for as long as you are living in your house*, meaning you may never have to paint your exterior again.

Wall in Dulux Very Terracotta, ceiling in Natural White Table and chair are stylists own; White vase on table from Country Road; Platter from Hub; Wooden utensils from Country Road; Pendant light from Wyella; Teapot from Marrimekko; Vase on bench from Country Road; Pepper shaker from Country Road.

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Wall (left) in Dulux Waimakariri River, shelving & cupboards in Manu Bay, ceiling & trim in Southern Alps. From left: Atlas 1 Rug, Halcyon Lake; Halo Sofa, Something Beginning With; Wink Chair by Toshiyuki Kita for Cassina, Space Furniture; Books, Home owner’s; Yellow glass vessel, Stylist’s own; Colourblock Textured Glass vases & Brass Flamingo ornament, West Elm; Arcolor Small table by Jaime Hayon for Arflex, Poliform; Palm leaf brass catch all, West Elm; Serena Dodge Burgundy & White arm chair & Pouf by Luca Nichetto for Arflex, Poliform; Velvet Pea Cushion, Kip & Co; Moroso Net Table, Hub; Nina Table Lamp, Click On.

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Tones of pale mint, teal and blue promise plenty of light-hearted fun.

COLOUR TIP

Left Wall in Dulux Manu Bay, trims & ceiling in Southern Alps. From left: On the Rock vessel by Lee Broom, CafĂŠ Culture Insitu; Peace Palm handtowel, Kesem Boy; Harlan Concept table, Sly; Perspective artwork, Amanda Fordyce. Right Wall in Dulux Bondi & Sir Edmund. Big FL/Y Pendant light by Ferruccio Laviani for Kartell, Space Furniture.

To create a tonal paint feature, paint your base colour, then using tape the width youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d like for your lines, tape the diagonal pattern. Paint over everything with your main colour. Carefully remove the tape to reveal the stripes beneath.

Wall in Dulux Bondi, stripe Sir Edmund, trims & ceiling in Southern Alps. From left: Vionnet Arrow floor divider, Globe West; Serena Dodge Burgundy & White Pouf by Luca Nichetto for Arflex, Poliform; Bed Base, Home owner’s; Big FL/Y Pendant light by Ferruccio Laviani for Kartell, Space Furniture; Eldon Mist Quilt cover set & matching Euro pillowcases with Eldon Indigo flat sheet, Linen House; Lattice Biscuit Fall fitted sheet & Velvet Pea Cushion, Kip & Co; HK Living Brass Palm Lamp, House of Orange; ‘SE15’ Artwork, Ben Craven; AYTM Gutta Mini Rose Mirror & Iron Jewellery Box & Kristina Dam Brass Mirror 66Designstuff; Dulux Colour 2018in Pastel Turquoise by Massproduction, District. Sculpture, TioTrends Side Table

E S C A PA DE

A playful clash of colours helps to brighten your space and feels as good as a holiday.

DETAILS

CREATE THE ESCAPADE LOOK AT HOME

1. P&S Half Moon Mirror, Pop & Scott 2. Stilnovo White Lamp, Modern Times 3. Marius Chest of Drawers in Petrol Blue, Click On 4. Carmen MKII chair, Arthur G. 5. Pilastro stool by Ettore Sottsass for Kartell, Space Furniture 6. Bonnie and Neil x Byzantine Design Coastal Vinyl Rug in Green, Bonnie & Neil

E S C A PA DE

1 Waitiki Landing

2 Manu Bay

3 Bondi

4 Friends

5 Cuticle Pink

6 Waimakariri River

7 Carmen

TAKE A HOLIDAY IN COLOUR

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9 Pale Mustard

10 Tangerine Flake

PALETTE

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The Escapade trend channels a tropical holiday vibe with a heady combination of saturated colours, thrown into relief by cool mints, deep teals and powdery pinks.

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SCHEMES TO TRY

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For accurate colour representation, order large Dulux Colour Swatches online here.

DULUX GREY LYNN

The soft, neutral subtlety of Grey Lynn works really well alongside deep and mid-based colours like Dulux Carmen and Manu Bay. Don’t be afraid to have fun with your colour schemes and liven up the calming qualities of Grey Lynn with these two Escapade colours. Cupboards in Dulux Manu Bay, trims in Southern Alps Details page 58

Grey Lynn

Manu Bay

MOST LOVED WHITES Escapade

DULUX MT ASPIRING HALF

Cool white with a subtle greyish hint, Mt Aspiring Half provides a nice contrast to rich, warm colours. Create visual highlights and focal points in your home by combining it with Dulux Friends and Carmen from the Escapade Palette. Wall in Dulux Cuticle Pink, Waimakariri River, Friends & Carmen, ceiling in Southern Alps Details page 54

Mt Aspiring Half

Carmen Friends

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Carmen

Dulux has been crafting some of New Zealand's most iconic paint colours for nearly a century. Here’s how our Most Loved Whites and Neutrals can work in harmony with the Escapade palette.

Okarito Bondi

Pale Mustard

DULUX OKARITO

Okarito is one of our whitest whites and creates a great backdrop to the vibrant ocean blue of Dulux Bondi. Bring Pale Mustard into the mix for a glimmer of warmth and contrast perfect for any living space. Wall in Dulux Bondi, stripes in Sir Edmund Details page 66

DULUX SOUTHERN ALPS

The clean elegance of Southern Alps gives you a great blank canvas for building your dream colour scheme. To refresh and revitalise your spaces, team Southern Alps with the deep ocean blue of Sir Edmund, or Waitiki Landing. Just gorgeous! Wall in Dulux Southern Alps & Mayfield Image from Dulux Colour Trends 2014, artwork Rowena Martinich

Southern Alps

Waitiki Landing

Sir Edmund

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CREATING THE LOOK

14 PIP BRETT OF JUMBLED GETS CREATIVE WITH THE ESCAPADE LOOK. 12

“Colour really makes my heart sing! For this fresh, fun space, I’ve used brave, bold block colours to create my dream room. I love an element of surprise, so I’ve clashed patterns and geometric shapes, and played with scale to create a playful, exciting look and feel. Inspired by holidays in Palm Springs and Miami - I’ve brought the outdoors in with indoor plants, used colourful artwork and a green feature wall to channel that vibrant, happy feel.”

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PIP’S TIPS

— Yellow is like magic! Use it as an accent colour to make your other colours pop. — Looking for inspiration for a new colour scheme? Start by pulling key colours from your favourite artwork to build a colour palette for your room. — Use directional lines to take your eye on a journey through the room. Try fine-lined furniture or fittings in black, or experiment by painting a linear pattern on the wall.

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1. ‘I Think of You’ artwork by Leah Bartholomew, Greenhouse Interiors 2. Kip & Co Velvet Pea Cushion, Jumbled 3. Sage & Clare Henriette cushion, Jumbled 4. Goods Miranda Skoczek The Polka Cushion, Jumbled 5. Nunki Coffee Table, Iacoli & McAllister 6. Kano Rug by Dash and Albert, Jumbled 7. Bumper Large Ottoman, Blu Dot 8. Popham Kelly tiles in Indigo/Milk, Tiento Tiles 9. Perf Cabinet Low by Diesel for Moroso, Hub Furniture 10. Flora Fun Cushion by Annie Everingham x Jumbled, Jumbled 11. Muuto Oslo Sofa, Living Edge 12. Large Modern Tribal Resin Platter, Dinosaur Designs 13. Ginkgo Vase, Jumbled 14. Mira Arched in Ocean, Middle of Nowhere 15. 05 Chandelier, Douglas & Bec

E S C A PA DE

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PIPâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S ESCAPADE PICKS

Pip combines four Escapade shades to create a holiday feel at home, all year round.

Mossburn

Manu Bay

Bondi

Waitiki Landing

Reflect

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Classic form meets opulent style

Left Details page 76 This page Wall & trims in Dulux Rongotai From Left: Sahar Collection 105094 rug, Behruz Studio; Sesann Leather Arm Chair by Gianfranco Frattini for Tacchini, Stylecraft; Faux fur throw & cushion, Zuster; Arancini Floor lamp, Moda Piera. For dining room details see page 81

COLOUR TIP

Be adventurous with colours you love. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be afraid to use deep moody blues to add sophistication and elegance to your favourite room.

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Walls & trims in Dulux Rongotai, ceiling in Nugget Point, door (left) in St Clair Quarter. From Left: Stripes Quilted Sofa by Cini Boeri for Arflex, Poliform; Sahar Collection 105094 rug, Behruz Studio; Casamania Network Shelves, Café Culture Insitu; Velvet cushion, Zuster; Mala Indigo Cushion, L&M Home; Match Coffee Table by Paola VellaEllen Bernhardt for Arflex, Poliform; Parallel Bowl & Invisble Cities Candleholders Brass, Hava Studio; Crystal Vase, Home owner’s; French Lucite Brass and Glass Coffee Table (beside sofa), Modern Times; Bitossi Vase by Dimore Studio & Anna Varendorff Objects of Free Use Brass Vase (on side table), Hub Furniture; Sesann Leather Arm Chair by Gianfranco Frattini for Tacchini, Stylecraft; Faux fur throw & cushion, Zuster; Delfino Armchair & Pouf, Poliform; Arancini Floor lamp, Moda Piera. For dining room details see page 81 On shelves clockwise from top: Vase, Home owner’s; Brass Pentagonal Vase by Studio Kyss, Modern Times; Kristina Dam Black Marble Circle Sculpture, Designstuff; Invisble Cities Candleholders Brass, Hava Studio; AYTM Tota Cylinder Jar Large, Designstuff.

Styling Tip Crumbling antiques create a beautiful contrast against contemporary dĂŠcor in classic forms, and precious materials of brass and marble.

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R EFLECT

he age of intelligence may be upon us, but our romance with the past lives on. As smart technology re-shapes the look and feel of our everyday life, we take the opportunity to reflect and re-connect with the design icons of our past. We revisit history’s best moments with fresh eyes, borrowing from the legacies of our luminaries to refashion our future. The rapid progress of new technology is tempered by the simple genius of classic architecture and design. The balance plays out in an opulent fusion of eclectic classic style. Hints of 70s glamour are enlivened by sassy bursts of 90s style, exuding an aura of elegant timelessness.

An opulent fusion of eclectic classic style.

Left Wall (right) door & surrounds in Dulux Morikau, wall (left) in Rose Pink Villa, trims in St Clair Quarter. From left: 3265 Iris No 01 Runner, Behruz Studio; Stamp Console by Miriam Fanning, Grazia & Co; Plaster Female Bust, Lost Profile Studio; Crescent Lamp by Lee Broom, Café Culture Insitu. This page Wall (front) in Dulux Smoky Quartz, wall (left) in Martinborough, wall (rear) in Morikau. From left: 637 Utrecht Armchair by Gerrit Thomas Rietveld for Cassina, Space Furniture; Reflections pendant light, Ajar; Cupidon Occasional Table by Ligne Roset, DOMO; Pink vessel & mirror, Home owner’s.

R EFLECT

Spaces exude a moody opulence that is bold in statement and elegantly timeless.

This page Wall in Dulux Goyder Green Glass bowl, Stylist’s own; 'Winter Garden' Artwork, Stefan Gevers. Right Wall in Dulux Marine Parade, trim in St Clair Quarter. From left: 3208 Apollo rug, Behruz Studio; Glove Up chair by Patricia Urquiola for Molteni, Hub Furniture; Embellish table, Zuster; Tom Dixon Tank Decanter, Safari Living; Vintage crystal vase, Franque; Bloomingvale Tea Candle Holder Glass grey, Designstuff; Invisble Cities Candleholders Brass, Hava Studio; ‘Arcane 5’ Artwork by Mark Roper, Otomys; Anna Varendorff Objects of Free Use Brass Vase & Mingardo Sera Floor Lamp, Hub Furniture.

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Walls in Dulux Goyder Green, trim in St Clair Quarter From left: Books & Items on shelves, Home owner’s; Lipp Armchair designed by Piero Lissoni for Living Divani, Space; Green Cushion, Zuster; 103795 SA-001002 rug, Behruz Studio; Symbol pendant lights, Satelight; Vessel (on mantle) Stylist’s own; ‘Winter Garden’ artwork, Stefan Gevers; Tweet Coffee Table by Calligaris, Voyager; SaintLouis Crystal Les Endiables glass, Franque; Candleholder, Stylist’s own; Sven Chaise, Voyager; E1027 Adjustable Table Black version by Eileen Gray for Classicon, Anibou; Leather cushion, Zuster.

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R EFLECT

STYLING TIP Classic design icons are being re-released in new finishes such as the Eileen Gray table now in a Black version, making this style timeless but modern.

Wall in Dulux Goyder Green, trim in St Clair Quarter. From left: Sven Chaise, Voyager; E1027 Adjustable Table Black version by Eileen Gray for Classicon, Anibou; Leather cushion, Zuster; Tom Dixon Tank Highball Glass, Safari Living; Bloomingvale Tea Candle Holder Glass grey, Designstuff; 103795 SA-001002 rug, Behruz Studio. Right Details as before

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Wall in Dulux Martinborough, feature in Gold Effect Bronze Essence, ceiling in Forbidden Forest.

TR EN D I V — R EFLECT

From left: Elitise Tsar Velvet drapes, Seneca; 109487, FR-006035 rug, Behruz Studio; Como Graphite Quilt, L&M Home; 570 Gender Armchair & Pouf by Partricia Urquiola for Cassina, Space Furniture; AYTM Tota Cylinder Jar small, Designstuff; Book ends, Stylist’s own; ‘Blush’ Artwork by Diana Miller, Fenton & Fenton.

20th century relics are reborn as sophisticates of the new millennium.

Classic 30s cues blend with bold 60s style to create an ‘eclectic classic’ look.

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Left Details as before This page Wall in Dulux Ohaupo Stool, handtowel, glass vessel and hand cream, Home ownerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s.

Product Tip Dulux Wash&WearÂŽ Kitchen&Bathroom is a great damp and humidity-resistant paint solution for your bathroom.

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Add a touch of indulgence to your spaces by combining luxe finishes with a palette of precious jewel tones.

DETAILS CREATE THE REFLECT LOOK AT HOME

Figgoscope Curates- Burel stool 1. Bloomingvale Vase Purple, Click On 2. Acrobat Range Forward Bend Pendant light, Porcelain Bear 3. Reeno Bench, Grazia & Co 4. Claude Sofa, Arthur G 5 Burel Folhos Stool, Figgoscope

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R EFLECT

PALETTE

Martinborough

Rongotai

Smoky Quartz

Rose Pink Villa

Morikau

Nugget Point

Ohaupo

Goyder Green

Wiroa Island

Forbidden Forest

Marine Parade

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Stainless Steel Effect

Gold Effect Bronze Essence

The Reflect trendâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s moody scheme draws on the splendour of jewel tones to create an opulent yet tastefully elegant colour palette.

SCHEMES TO TRY

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DULUX DANNEVIRKE

The perfect ivory white, Dannevirke pairs beautifully with the Reflect palette’s muted green tones. Use this scheme to create a sense of relaxation and tranquillity in your home. Wall in Dulux Dannevirke Image from Dulux tips on White, artwork from left Prudence Caroline, Pernille Folcarelli, Stefan Gevers.

Dannevirke

Deep Rift

Goyder Green

MOST LOVED WHITES Reflect

Dulux has been crafting some of New Zealand's most iconic paint colours for nearly a century. Here’s how our Most Loved Whites and Neutrals can work in harmony with the Reflect palette.

DULUX HAAST HALF

The ever classic Haast Half makes for a divine combination when teamed with the Reflect palette’s Dulux Morikau and Ohaupo. These decadent hues will infuse your formal living quarters with a sense of luxury and refinement. Wall and trim in Dulux Morikau Details page 78

Ohaupo

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Manorburn Quarter Amazon Queen

Rongotai

DULUX MANORBURN QUARTER

The subtle grey undertone in Manorburn Quarter makes a refreshing contrast against the deep charcoal of Rongotai. For a little zest throw the uplifting yellow green of Dulux Amazon Queen into the mix. Smashing! Wall & trims in Dulux Rongotai Details page 77

DULUX OKARITO

Crisp white Okarito comes to life when teamed with the timeless Dulux Martinborough of the Reflect palette. Balance these two colours with the subtle neutral pink of Smoky Quartz. A beautiful scheme perfect for your master bedroom and formal spaces. Wall in Dulux Okarito Image from Dulux Most Loved Whites & Neutrals brochure, artwork Mondocherry, photographer Mark Roper

Smoky Quartz

Martinborough

Okarito

R EFLECT

CREATING THE LOOK

HEATHER USES THE REFLECT TREND TO CREATE A STRONG, FEMININE SITTING ROOM. 6

“This is my dream ‘room of one’s own’ a modern take on an elegant space for reading magazines, entertaining girlfriends and catching up on correspondence. The slate floor suggests it’s in the formal part of the home, and the strong walls and ceiling colours provide an intimacy good for encouraging the sharing of secrets! The bronze feature wall ups the glam factor, and the mix of furniture and accessories from the 50s to now keeps the feeling fresh and contemporary. Lighting would be hung low, and kept dim at all times."

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HEATHER’S TIPS

— Create a sense of intimacy with low hung lighting and deep, moody colours.

— Be bold with your colour scheme by adding a dark ceiling colour to complete the look. — Add a touch of glam using a precious metallic paint, like Dulux Gold Effect, on your feature wall. Up the opulence with glints of metallic throughout your space. — For a fresh look, combine classic furniture styles with contemporary additions.

1. CC-Tapis SOIE A Rug by Patricia Urquiola, Loom Rugs 2. Pedrali Inox Round Side Table in Corten Finish, James Richardson 3. Modern Jewellery Candleholder Ladder, West Elm 4. 1970s Italian Armchair with Chrome Frame in Pink Velvet, Fenton & Fenton 5. Sculptural Hook, West Elm 6. 513 Riflesso Sideboard by Charlotte Perriand for Cassina, Space Furniture 7. Giorgetti Vanity and Rocco Vases, Space Furniture 8. Ferm Living Herman Chair in Rose/Rust, Designstuff 9. Roar & Rabbit Infinity Mirror Panel II, West Elm 10. Frandsen Grace Smoke Glass and Copper Pendant, Designstuff 11. Jonathan Adler Bond Desk, Coco Republic 12. Ardesia Shiraz Honed Slate Tiles, Byzantine Design

R EFLECT

HEATHERâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S REFLECT PICKS

Heather selects these four tones to create her strong yet feminine statement.

Rose Pink Villa

Bronze Essence

Rongotai

Smoky Quartz