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Colour Zoning in Open-Plan Rooms
Open-plan living is sought for its space and flow, but it can feel shapeless. Without walls to define them, cooking, dining, and lounging areas blur i
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Colour from the Abingdon Paint Finishes journal.
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Why the Dining Space Rewards Bold Colour
The dining room is one of the few spaces that rewards real drama. Often used in the evening, it is the perfect stage for deep, rich colour. A dramatic
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From Moss to Fern: Decorating With Green
Green is the colour the human eye reads most easily, and perhaps that is why it feels so restful indoors. Drawn from leaf, moss, and field, it carries
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Timeless Whites and Off-Whites
There is no such thing as a simple white, and choosing the right one is an art in itself.
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Working with Deep Blues
From navy to ink to midnight, the darkest blues bring drama without ever feeling garish.
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How to Combine Earth Tones
Clay, ochre, terracotta and stone belong together, but only when their undertones agree.
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The Psychology of Green in Interiors
Why the colour of the living world remains the most reassuring choice you can put on a wall.