WHICH HUE FOR YOU?

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Alex Fulton brings layers of serenity to the Madras Link Ponte Brass Console table from Ballantynes with Resene Green House and Resene Amulet.

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Green is not just for plants and nature – bringing green inside can also create a calm and soothing space for indoor living. Considered the most restful colour to the eye, it brings a sense of freshness and harmony and generally makes you feel emotionally safe – perfect for these short wintery days. Instead of having a plain wall of green, add some geometrical shapes in a darker tone to create interest and depth. 

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Not all light has to be from the ceiling or downlights – having mood lighting from a standard or table lamp will help make your space intimate and interesting.

It instantly creates a more casual and relaxed vibe while highlighting areas of interest. Use planters like these to add texture and different heights to make interesting vignettes. Mixing up shapes and adding living plants will give an added depth to the area you are decorating.

Keep playing with colour with the rug you choose for the space – keeping things tonal will be playful and considered. 

In the next issue of Avenues, Alex dabbles in Resene’s more muted hues for a modern approach to warm, sandy neutrals.

 Madras Link Ponte Brass Console, ballantynes.co.nz; Dayze Tall Planter Sage, casualandcountry.co.nz; Dayze Round Planter Sage, casualandcountry.co.nz; Dilana Twill Rug in Green, dilana.co.nz; Arnold Circus Stool in Green, indefinitedefinite.com; Snake Plant stylist’s own. 

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