Facebook Tweet Help Stories New Home Traditional interior design features bold and subtle paint finishes Share Tweet Help This house by Masonry Design Solutions features Resene hues that connect with the landscape blues, greens and greys predominate In this home, the colour palette is a traditional balanced scheme with an attractive application of a tonal colour palette. The main living areas are in Resene Powder Blue, an antiqued steel blue, from the Karen Walker Paints range, which contrasts with Resene White Pointer, a stark off-white used on the homes door trims and ceilings. As any good designer will tell you, the close consideration of tone can make or break a decor scheme. This home, inspired by houses on the American North-east coast, is a good example.The large 720m² home created by Masonry Design Solutions (MDS), with director Mark Wilson at the helm has four bedrooms with attached bathrooms and a self-contained apartment with bedroom, bathroom and living room above the large triple garage.The open-plan living areas, including the conservatory, face to the views afforded by the idyllic beachfront location. Large expanses of glass maximise the views and the all day sun.This residence won the Resene Total Colour Residential Interior Colour Maestro Award 2016, says Mark Wilson who outlines some of the colour choices and their reasoning here. This upmarket home by Masonry Design Solutions won the Resene Total Colour Residential Interior Colour Maestro Award 2016. The judges commented on how the award-winning colour scheme drew inspiration from the beautiful beach positioning the sea is gently washed inside with weathered tones of blue and white. In the master suite, Resene Tiara, a duck egg grey, contributes to the romantic feel "It was important that the colour palette worked harmoniously with the subtle blues and greens of the ocean, as well as with the lush landscape which surrounds much of the home," he says. "The colours create a relaxed atmosphere in the large, very detailed interior."It was also important to the clients that bold and subtle colours were varied through the home depending on where they were used."The main living areas are in Resene Powder Blue, an antiqued steel blue, from the Karen Walker Paints range, which contrasts with Resene White Pointer, a stark off-white used on the home's door trims and ceilings. Resene Hermitage, a stony blue green, was introduced in the conservatory for a calm feel, while Resene Ivanhoe, a slate blue, was chosen for the games room to contrast with its rich timber panelling.In the master suite, Resene Tiara, a duck egg grey, has a romantic feel, and a combination of mossy grey Resene Rolling Stone and grey blue Resene Lynch is seen in the other bedrooms. These colours, in varying intensity, flow seamlessly throughout the high-spec home. In this home, the colour palette is a traditional balanced scheme with an attractive application of a tonal colour palette. The main living areas are in Resene Powder Blue, an antiqued steel blue, from the Karen Walker Paints range, which contrasts with Resene White Pointer, a stark off-white used on the homes door trims and ceilings. Walls are painted in Environmental Choice approved Resene Zylone Sheen low sheen, with Resene Enamacryl gloss waterborne enamel on trims. The exterior is in Resene Lumbersider low sheen for its easy application and performance.Visit a Resene ColorShop, or freephone 0800 RESENE (737 363). Web: www.resene.co.nz Story by: Trendsideas 01 Feb, 2017 New Home Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Stone, wood and metal 17 Nov, 2024 Collaboration and connection 17 Nov, 2024 Memories of the Alhambra 17 Nov, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > Home Trends Vol. 33/1 No matter what the size of your new bathroom – a small powder room or an expansive master suite – you'll want it to be b... Read More Similar Stories