Mar 07
20180
commentsIn Colour & Inspiration, Colour Inspiration, Cushions, Furniture Sourcing, Interior Designer Auckland, Nature's Colour Schemes, Rugs & Carpet
Colour Inspiration From Kawakawa Leaves
We are surrounded by inspiration, so when developing paint colours, and creating colour schemes, I am always on the look out for new combinations of saturations and tones. The colours of these dried Kawakawa leaves are rich in indigo, soft green, walnut brown, and blushed taupe. It’s one of my favourite teas for a revitalising tonic too. I loved the synchronicity at the launch today of new furniture and furnishings in similar colours.
BTW note no ‘chopped’ cushion in sight !! Stop it with the chopping people.
Jul 10
20170
commentsIn Art & Paintings For Sale, Colour & Inspiration, Colour Inspiration, Commissioned Paintings, Paintings For Sale
New Series of Paintings
‘Going Places’ 1200×1200 Currently for sale at Art Associates, Grey Lynn
‘Harbour Crossing’ 1500×1500 Commissioned Work SOLD
‘One Ocean’ 1200×1200 SOLD
Jul 10
20170
commentsIn Art & Paintings For Sale, Colour & Inspiration, Colour Inspiration, Commissioned Paintings, Paintings For Sale, Paintings Sold
Paintings ‘The Blues’
‘Midnight Crossing’ Sold at NZ Sculpture On Shore
‘Indigo’ SOLD
‘To See The Language of Light’
SOLD
‘Around the World’ 1200×1200 SOLD
These paintings are for sale. Commissions are welcome.
Call Fiona 09 5291004 for sizes and prices.
Apr 23
20170
commentsIn Colour & Inspiration, Colour Consultant, Colour Inspiration, Cushions, Fabric/Wallpaper, Nature's Colour Schemes
A Giraffe and a Pony Inspires Auburn Colour Scheme!
Auburn; henna; copper and hazel – Reddish brown colour combinations inspired by a giraffe at the Gibbs Sculpture Farm and a friend’s chestnut pony.
Colour Inspiration with Dulux Colours
Try a combination of Dulux’s Cumberland St and Te Puke with the rich dark chocolate of Khandallah.
Thanks to Adam Gatley for the birds photo.
Colours to Brighten Your Mind
Bright subtropical plants reminiscent of the vibrant colours painted on Mexican Architect, Luis Barrigan’s building – ‘Casa Gilardi’. Ricardo Legoretta, another inspiring Mexican Architect, also embraced these strong bright hues. Legoretta once said about his process “I don’t select colour, I feel it”. The selection of colour is an integral part of their designs.