Revamp your autumn space with a cosy palette cleanse
As we enter autumn and approach winter, it’s only fitting that our interior spaces emit a warmth similar to the hearth of a home. With temperatures dropping, our homes are becoming our sanctuary, and if we’ve learnt anything from the past two years, investing in our living spaces is essential.
To celebrate Remix’s 25th anniversary, Resene has used 25 of their show-stopping paint colours to create a perfect blend of this season’s mood, ranging from burnt orange tones to deep earthy shades.
Credit: Artwork by Amber Armitage painted in RESENE PURSUIT, RESENE MERCURY, and RESENE VISTA WHITE. Pitcher Dining Chair in black, Status Dining Table and Eclipse Buffet 2 door, all from BRADFORDS INTERIORS. Bloom suspended ceiling light in black from LIGNE ROSET. Black Medusa Grande (on buffet) and Flux rose red vase (on dining table) from SMITH & CAUGHEY’S. LOEWE Tomato Leaves Red Candle, Loewe wax candle holder in Juniper and Cipress (on buffet), Stories of Italy summer bowl (on dining table), Alaia La Bombe Heels in Nude and Loewe Anagram Tote, all from FARADAYS.
Shades of orange are synonymous with the crackle of fallen autumn leaves and create an unmatched sense of cosiness. Resene Hot August is the epitome of this feeling. Contrasted with colour blocking tones such as Resene Green Meets Blue, the yin and yang of this colour palette will exude serenity throughout your interior spaces.
Credit: Front wall painted in RESENE SPACECOTE LOW SHEEN in RESENE GREEN MEETS BLUE and RESENE HOT AUGUST (back wall), floor in RESENE MERCURY, all from RESENE COLORSHOPS. Pitcher Dining Chair in black, and Status Dining Table, all from BRADFORDS INTERIORS. Bloom suspended ceiling light in black, from LIGNE ROSET. Flux rose red vase (on dining table) from MICHAEL JOYCE LTD. Stories of Italy summer bowl, blue vase, and Jungle tumblers (on dining table), all from FARADAYS STORE.
Bright decor can transform a space. Opt for brighter colours to accentuate the similar underlying tones amongst an area. Due to the softer shades of the tumblers from FARADAYS, and the ominous Bloom suspended ceiling light in black from LIGNE ROSET, Resene Green Meets Blue, featured on the wall in the photo above, stands out as the eye-catching, focal aspect of the room.
Credit: Wall painted in RESENE SPACECOTE LOW SHEEN in RESENE HOT AUGUST (back wall), floor in RESENE MERCURY, all from RESENE COLORSHOPS. Eclipse Buffet 2 door, and Saddle sofa from BRADFORDS INTERIORS. Fergus rug and Aburni low coffee table, from LIGNE ROSET. Black Medusa Grande and Junto salad bowl both from MICHAEL JOYCE LTD. Loewe wax candleholder in Juniper and Cipress, Stories of Italy Blue vase (on buffet), Saved NY Bodrum throw, all from FARADAYS STORE.
Resene Hot August continues to be a founding figure throughout this warm autumn palette. Rich neutral shades, such as the featured combination of striking burnt orange and earthy brown tones, create a calming and centred space. Paired with the regal blue Saved NY Bodrum throw from FARADAYS, and the floor in Resene Mercury, the complementary shades of this interior produce an inviting intimacy.
Credit: Wall painted in RESENE HOT AUGUST (left) and RESENE INSIDE BACK with floor in RESENE MERCURY, all from RESENE COLORSHOPS. Artwork by Amber Armitage painted in RESENE FLOAT, RESENE Inside Back, RESENE Half Innocence, RESENE Thor, RESENE Green Meets Blue, RESENE Felix, RESENE Hot August, RESENE Tuscany, RESENE La Mamba, RESENE Lusty, RESENE Pursuit, RESENE Sunglo, RESENE Brandy Rose, RESENE Alluring, RESENE Tuft Bush, RESENE Midwinter Mist, RESENE Quarter Blanc, RESENE Mercury, RESENE Sea Fog, RESENE Vista White, RESENE Edgewater, RESENE Opal, RESENE Summer Green, RESENE Envy, and RESENE Laurel. XXXXX chair from DOMO.
Resene has encapsulated the essence of the colder seasons with Resene Inside Back, emanating a cool, calm and collected mood. Using the power of negative space, Resene has emphasised the power of a collective and coherent environment. With artwork utilising various peaceful shades of Resene’s top 25, the colours connect harmoniously to generate a tranquil safe haven.
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