My own
space
Evoking a sense of
personal space can be
as simple as choosing
the right Resene colours
Contrasting light and dark tones feature
in the public spaces of this contemporary
family home, creating a relaxed harmony.
However, the three children’s bedrooms
each reflect a personality all of their own.
Interior designer on the project Emma
Morris, of Eterno Design, says the feature
wall tones in the bedrooms were an easy
way to achieve a feeling of personal space
for each of the children. Morris chose the
Resene wall tones in collaboration the
children’s parents. As well as appealing
to their young children, the colours had to
have an enduring quality that would still
be appropriate as the children grow older.
“The feature wall in one of the boys’
rooms is Resene Shadowy Blue – a deep
midnight blue in the Karen Walker Range
– with the other walls in complementary
Resene Quarter Concrete. The other boy’s
bedroom has a leading wall in Resene Half
Powder Blue balanced with Resene Half
Sea Fog, a soft white with a hint of grey.
“The accent wall in the daughter’s
bedroom is Resene Blanched Pink – a soft,
dusty pink – with complementary Resene
Ebb introduced on the other walls.
The ceilings in all three bedrooms are
Resene Quarter Alabaster, while skirtings,
architraves and doors are painted in dura-
ble Resene Lustacryl Quarter Alabaster.
For details, visit a Resene ColorShop,
freephone 0800 RESENE (737 363), or head
online: www.resene.co.nz
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