Looking for a particular style for your space? Here are some colour suggestions for popular design styles such as Hamptons, rustic, Scandinavian, modern and traditional. Image uses Mt Aspiring Half and Manorburn Double
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Traditional interior schemes are decadent and timeless. To create your traditional ambiance, select your favourite antiques, classic artwork and use sophisticated, deeper colours as the perfect backdrop. Colours featured: Dulux Mt Albert (upper walls) and Whangara (lower walls, skirting and trim).
With a colour palette of deeper hues of blues, rich clarets and burgundy reds, burnished orange and deep greens as well as olive and ginger you can make the traditional scheme bolder in your home.
Colours featured: Dulux St Clair Half (wall) and Te Kūiti (door).
Soft blues and greens, neutral grey, sand and warm whites, creates a beautiful Hamptons feel.
Colours featured: Dulux Franz Josef (walls) and Cardrona (trim).
For a New Zealand "Hamptons" twist, try Dulux Cardrona or Ōpononi Quarter with Dulux Southern Alps trims. For a soft blue try Dulux Waikanae or for a soft green try Dulux Kohukohunui.
For an elegant Hamptons style, keep your decorating simple and effective, however not too minimalist - it's all about balance. The layering of textiles and textural objects will create a beautifully elegant look. For a soft warm white try Manorburn Quarter or Cardrona.
Colour featured: Dulux Manorburn Quarter.
The rustic style is alluring in rich and deep reds, warm browns and golds as well as tans and beige. Deep greens can be used for accent as well as mustards and rich blues.
Colours featured: Dulux Cardrona and Glinks Gully (walls).
To create a Rustic style layer warmer colours, such as terracotta, rich natural timber and showcase solid furniture.
Colours featured: Dulux Glinks Gully and Cardrona.
Whites are a great place to start for a "Scandi" style. Use a timeless warm white with Dulux Cardrona or Manorburn Quarter and Southern Alps trims. Then add layered raw and natural textiles with antiqued objects and Scandi timbers.
Colour featured: Dulux Ōkārito.
For a bolder Scandi look, use darker and natural colours in furnishings and layered textiles to add to the overall design.
Colour featured: Dulux Waikanae.
Dulux The Remarkables is a gorgeous charcoal with a subtle blush undertone, which is striking against these soft whites such as Hakataramea.
The Modern style has a colour palette of subtle and dark greys, brighter block colours mixed with the cooler most loved Dulux Whites.
Colours featured: Dulux Ngāruawāhia (upper wall) and Amberley (lower wall).
Try Dulux Ōkārito or Dulux Hakataramea along with cooler greys such as Dulux Mt Hikurangi or Grey Lynn. Use a bright white on trims such as Dulux Southern Alps.
Book an in-home consultation with a Dulux designer who will help you find the right colour scheme for your home, considering your furniture and lighting.
Set the entire mood for your space with a fully monochromatic look - a type of colour scheme that uses variations of just one colour.
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To help you choose the perfect white for your home with ease, we crafted our Most Loved Whites. Our white colours have been narrowed down into the top four warm whites, and top four cool whites.
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Dulux colours featured: Ōkārito, Ashburton, Herd Street, Breezy Half
Colours displayed should be used as a guide for your colour selection. To ensure best accuracy, test your colour choice at home by ordering Dulux Sample Pots and A4 Colour Swatches.