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MEOW!!! More black, white, grey and patterns... In a kitchen! Check it out!

Playtime with the Gartmyrs

This dwelling is another good example of how far you can reach with colour and pattern combinations, having a good base layer to play with. Of course, you can further push this combinational notion by picking other base colours, if you find the white colour a bit too clinical.

See more examples in this post to get the plenitude of this concept.

In the Gartmyr house, you get the full gamut of colour, and a vast catalogue of patterns. All nicely packed up and carefully framed in every division. You'll also notice how kid-friendly and dreamy it is, like a blank sheet of paper, ready to be scratched (hide the crayons, honey!). It is really inspiring to see how the details appear along the house, so get them all after the jump.

Cozy Cloud in Scotland

While it might be sometimes gray and wetly in Scotland, this house does not fall behind because of it's unmingled and neutral colours. In fact, it has a lot of background light, from the walls.

Be surprised by the use of patterns. Notice how cerebrally placed the earth tones are. It's all vibrant and avant-garde, and ultimately cozy. Very bauhauish, very cool.