Primary colours pop within an earthy scheme that also puts a twist on a textile print.
In association with Resene.
Get the look
— This kitchen colour palette combines the dusty hues of grey-blue Resene Big Stone and soft olive Resene Bitter with primary brights, including Resene Red Red Red, for a kitchen that’s equal parts animated and sophisticated. Adding rich browns and black as accent hues grounds the look.
— For a colour-blocked change from the standard set-up, take a tonal approach with a wall and benchtop in the same shade. Stylish and utilitarian, a matching painted rod of dowel forms an alternative to shelving or hooks that keeps hanging essentials extra-handy.
— Who says flooring has to only be something you walk all over? You could also make it fun. This gingham effect provides a playful take on classic black-and-white checkered tiles, while turning a heritage textile print into a contemporary statement.
MAIN IMAGE, FROM FRONT LEFT Cherner chairs, $2260 each, karakter.co.nz. Pedestal table, from $4595, homestyle-editions.co.nz. Luisa Calice glasses by R&D Lab, $275 each; Beauty vase by Astier de Villatte, $498, tessuti.co.nz. Bud vase by Walk in the Park, $175, tessuti.co.nz. Sweet Almond & French Clay soap by Sphaera, $26; soap dish by Misma Anaru, $90, everyday-needs.com. Buddy round spout kitchen mixer by Progetto, $749, plumbline.co.nz. Piano tea towel by Charvet Éditions, $39, tessuti.co.nz. Bowl by Monmouth Glass Studio and salad servers by Petley, $375/set, monmouthglassstudio.com. Everything I Want to Eat cookbook by Jessica Koslow, $60, everyday-needs.com. Wooden tray by Hasami Porcelain $240; Il Conico kettle by Aldo Rossi for Alessi, $638, simonjames.co.nz. Decorative rock and flowers stylist’s own. ADDITIONAL ITEMS ABOVE Pride cutlery by David Mellor Design, $138/three pieces; plates by John Derian x Astier de Villatte, $175 each, tessuti.co.nz. BACKDROP Left walls in Resene Spacecote Flat in Resene Quarter Tea; right wall, dowel and bench in Resene SpaceCote Low Sheen Kitchen & Bathroom in Resene Big Stone; dowel cord and handles in Resene SpaceCote Low Sheen Kitchen & Bathroom in Resene Red Red Red; cabinetry in Resene SpaceCote Low Sheen Kitchen & Bathroom in Resene Bitter; floor in Resene Walk-on in Resene Quarter Tea, Resene Sour Dough and Resene Dark Buff, resene.co.nz.
How to…
1. To recreate this gingham floor, paint the entire thing with two coats of your base colour — we used Resene Quarter Tea — then leave to dry.
2. Starting at a side wall, measure and mark the width of your stripes (ours are 44cm) using a pencil and metre ruler. Ensure flawlessly sharp lines by using painter’s tape to mask every second stripe before painting them with your mid-tone — we used Resene Sour Dough. Leave to dry, then remove the tape.
3. Repeat these steps with the same paint colour perpendicular to your stripes to make perfect squares.
4. Use painter’s tape to mask the squares that are created by overlapping stripes, then paint these squares with your darkest colour — we used Resene Dark Buff. Leave to dry, then remove the tape.
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT Resene Sour Dough, Resene Quarter Tea, Resene Dark Buff, Resene Red Red Red, , Resene Bitter, Resene Big Stone.
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