Traditional style
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: Te Pūpūha Point.
Timeless elegance
Franz Josef is an elegant mid-grey with subtle green undertones, it’s lovely as a main wall colour in a traditional setting as it is so versatile and timeless. Cardrona, a soft and natural white, pairs perfectly with Franz Josef and beautifully highlights the windows and trims.
Monochromatic moment
For a classic traditional style, try a monochromatic scheme with different shades of the same colour. Black and white is a classic monochrome design to bring a relaxing and elegant effect to your space.
Dramatic change
Create drama with Port Jackson, a deep and moody petrol blue. Deep tones can highlight detailed features in a traditional setting. Ti Point, a soft neutral with a hint of grey-beige frames Port Jackson beautifully.
Passionate pink
Pōhutu Geyser, an earthy brownish-red, can make a great addition to a traditional or heritage colour scheme. Pair Pōhutu Geyser with a soft putty coloured neutral like Whāngārā and a creamy white such as Sandfly Point Half.
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Pōhutu Geyser
Pōhutu Geyser is an earthy brownish-red that works well for accents and front doors. Pair it with a warm white such as Epsom or a very soft pinkish neutral such as Garston Double. Pōhutu Geyser can make a great addition to a traditional or heritage colour scheme.
Fine detail
St Clair Half, a timeless crisp white with a slight blue undertone, is the perfect cooler white to use for main walls, trims and architraves. St Clair Half works beautifully with Benhar, a soft terracotta that radiates warmth, used here to highlight the detailed door.
