Chasing Colours: Mastering the Art of Bold Hues in Interior Design
Unveiling the Method Behind the Palette: From Pastels to Paradise
Explore the art of bold colour design as we peel back the layers and unveil the meticulous methodology behind The Rosemount at Gleeson’s Hawthorns site. Drawing inspiration from the pastel hues of 1970's Miami, our team embarked on a journey to infuse a touch of that tropical paradise into our design.
Within this show home, you'll bear witness to a seamless integration of timeless pastels and seasonal shades, resulting in an uplifting and open atmosphere. Our carefully curated colour palette exudes cleanliness and freshness, evoking boundless space and radiance through the expert fusion of candyfloss and deep pinks, as well as the serene and bold blues of the Wedgwood pottery. Yet, these colours are not mere adornments; each element in this masterpiece serves a specific purpose in creating a harmonious whole, making it a true testament to the artistry of colour and form.
Captivating Cobalt
The cobalt blue colour trend gained popularity in the fashion and design world for its bold and striking appearance. It has been embraced across various industries, including fashion, graphic design and now interior design. Whilst blues have a reputation for being calming colours, cobalt is unique in its energising nature.
Cobalt’s multifaceted nature allows it to seamlessly blend into various design schemes, whether it takes centre stage as a bold statement or subtly enhances a space as an accent colour. Its versatility extends to both modern and traditional settings, making it a colour choice that can breathe life into any interior. As it finds its place within The Rosemount at Gleeson, cobalt blue not only adds vibrancy and sophistication but also contributes a profound visual impact to every facet it graces.
Shades of Blue
Pretty in Pink
Don't be misled by the apparent departure of Millennial pink; the reign of pink in design is far from over. Beyond the glittering premiere of Barbie, the interior design world has made its proclamation: pink décor is unequivocally the trend of the year. From delicate, blushing roses to audacious magentas, every shade of pink has returned to the limelight and is ready to infuse charm into any room.
In particular, the subtle allure of a pinkish-mauve shade offers a cosy and versatile foundation for interior design. This colour choice transcends the ordinary and opens a world of possibilities. It can serve as the calming canvas upon which other elements can shine, creating a soothing atmosphere that welcomes relaxation. Alternatively, by skillfully blending it with cooler tones, you can craft a striking and contrasting colour scheme that exudes both energy and warmth.
Shades of Pink
Warm Orange
Whether colour-blocked with lighter paint to add depth or introduced as a vibrant accent through soft furnishings, the exuberant tones of zesty orange immediately lift a tired space and enliven a room. Joyfully optimistic, these hues are a welcome contrast to an otherwise neutral colour palette. Zesty oranges can create a sun-kissed feel in a celebration of playful colour. As the trend towards maximalist interiors shows no sign of abating, don’t be afraid to embrace the bold hue and pair it with clashing patterns, lashings of accessories and other highly saturated colours.
Feel free to pair zesty orange with clashing patterns, infuse your space with an abundance of accessories, and explore a rich tapestry of highly saturated colours. The result? A lively and dynamic interior that reflects your unique personality and creativity. So, don't hold back—let zesty orange be your ally in crafting a space that's as bold and vibrant as you are.
Shades of Orange
Luscious Lilac
This beautiful candy colour can effortlessly evoke the imagination of the sweet smells of a patisserie- shop. Who wouldn’t want that? The pastel colours of lilac and lavender, reminiscent of sugared almonds, were originally showcased on the runways of Paris, Milan, and New York.
These shades can infuse a room with vitality and liveliness. Even the most practical of rooms can be updated with this playful palette. To create a vibrant colour scheme, consider pairing it with colours such as orange, yellow, olive green, or even grey. Alternatively, it also complements analogous shades of purple or pastel pink.
The beauty of this playful palette lies in its transformative potential. Even the most practical and mundane of rooms can undergo a captivating metamorphosis with the infusion of candy colours. Whether you're aiming to create a lively atmosphere, an inviting ambiance in a bedroom, or a cheerful aura, these pastel shades can work wonders.
