Create a sense of enchantment in your room with a complementary clashing palette. These side wall panels are painted in Resene Vantage Point, back wall in Resene Oxygen, vertical strip in Resene Smokescreen, circle in Resene Hampton, stripes in Resene Inspire, sideboard in Resene Big Bang, handles in Resene Inspire and stool top in Resene Wild West. Artwork by Jodi Clarke from endemicworld, chair from Danske Møbler, lamp by The Brim Label. Project by Kate Alexander, image by Bryce Carleton.

These Spanish-inspired interior hues bring energy to the kitchen and create the feeling reminiscent of a summer’s day. The walls are painted in Resene Bright Spark with cabinetry in Resene Kumutoto. The ceiling and trims are painted in Resene White. Project by Samantha McKeown of Inside Outward Interior Design, image by Jason Ireland.

Pink reigns supreme as a go-to shade for injecting spaces with vibrancy and joy. In this luxe ensuite bathroom, Resene Drop Dead Gorgeous steals the show on the vanity and complements the surrounding cooler tones in Resene Pattens Blue and Resene Denzo II Wallpaper Collection 456738. The floor is painted in Resene Triple Black White and Resene Half Black White, mirror in Resene Contented and vase in Resene Lemon Grass. Project by Annick Larkin, image by Bryce Carleton.

Bring the outdoors in with a mural-style design like Resene Infinity 2 Wallpaper Collection IF3-040 that feels like stepping into a lush garden. It’s bold, but not too bold, and looks great next to warm beige tones like Resene Quarter Perfect Taupe or subtle greens like Resene Half Lemon Grass.

Moody florals meet rich textures for a space that feels both dramatic and inviting in this living room. The pops of orange and yellow in Resene Museum Wallpaper Collection E307306 pair beautifully with this velvet orange couch and gold accents.

Like a painted landscape, Resene Infinity 2 Wallpaper Collection IF4-052 brings the outside in turning this plain wall into a window to nature, perfect for a home office where creativity and focus need room to breathe.

Homeowner Natalie went all out in her garden, adding joy and whimsy for her and her outdoorsy toddler. Behind the magical fairy garden, the green trellis is painted in a mix of Resene Crusoe, Resene Japanese Laurel, Resene Tree Frog, Resene Wham, Resene Groovy, Resene Snowy Mint and Resene Feijoa. The retaining wall also steals the show in the electric yellow of Resene Bright Spark. Image by Nick Beadle.

The incredibly provocative cerulean blue, Resene Allports, was chosen for the back entrance to this home, creating a unique entryway that contrasts against the cladding in Resene Element. The homeowner wanted a ‘funky point of difference’ and that’s exactly what they got! Project and image by Hunter Architecture.

This exterior is an instant pick-me-up. The warm, fruity terracotta of Resene Japonica behind the cactus garden gives this space a vibrant ‘urban desert’ feel. The gate painted in Resene Zuccini adds depth to the space, while also connecting the outdoors to the inside through the roof in Resene Juniper. Project by Lymesmith, image by Clinton Weaver.