Tuesday
Nov132012
Grey
Tue, 13 Nov 2012
In a departure from his signature highly decorative Hollywood Regency/ midcentury glamor style leading Australian interior designer Greg Natale has taken a inner city terrace, played with scale and colour, streamlined his rich multilayered interiors and delivered a home that is dramatic and stylish. Sultry grey is lifted by white. Furniture is carefully curated and oversize is not out of place in the play. In the new extension kitchen and family room are open plan and sleekly modern, the perfect counterfoil to the high drama of the rest of the house. A grey beauty indeed.
Reader Comments (9)
Stunning! We have two tones of grey on our bedroom walls, I love it :)
Grey it is. I want to paint something grey very badly.
I love the grey walls. At one point I actually thought of a nursery with grey walls, but my husband was not much excited as I was.
I will try to convince him now about how cool grey walls can be by showing him this post ;)
I love, love, LOVE Greg Natale's work. If I ever had an unlimited decorating budget, he'd be my man for sure. I have not seen a house that he has done that I've not liked yet. LOVE IT!
Gorgeous! And exquisite craftsmanship and details. I just bought Farrow & Ball's Down Pipe for my staircase/hallway :o)
those deep grey walls all heaven!
What is the source of wire planter? Help
Speaking of photography that is NOT right... why assume the decorating and styling won't stand up on its own? Deadening the shots doesn't help sell the concept. Mortuary gauze.
Jo - this is what my house wants to look like when it grows up. I absolutely adore gray, and it's kind of amazing me. So soothing and serene. Reminds of beautiful skies over Lake Erie. Ahhh, how I get home sick for Lake Erie. There is nothing about the home above that I don't absolutely adore. I'd move in and add only thing, a hot pink pillow and silver pillow, oops.... that's two...