Monochromatic Interior in Blue in a modern acreage farmhouse in the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria Australia.
Vivid blue puts a happy spin on otherwise monochromatic interiors in this family home on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula.
“We didn’t want the home to feel too coastal or too rustic, so we opted for charcoal and lots of different blue tones. The blue adds a happy spin to the otherwise monochromatic interior.”
House and Garden
Beautiful front entrance in blue and black, the blue painted front door is surrounded by windowed panels with trim in black. The exterior is painted in Porter’s Paints Aniseed, while the front door is in Dulux Baltic.
The architectural detailing, exterior paint colour and landscaping were designed to give the farmhouse a sense of newness. In the entrance are Cotto Antico Notte tiles from Eco Outdoor. The blue door stands out in the otherwise monochromatic all black exterior. The walls, colourbone roof and trim are all in the same black shade as Porter’s Paints Aniseed.
Sudbury Moorit stair runner, Roger Oates. Liaison sconce and Alta lamp, both The Montauk Lighting Co. All white painted staircase, ceiling and walls, walls have a checkered board and batten design to add interest.
Monochromatic blue kitchen: Tula vase, Papaya. Oven, Wolf. Fridge, Sub Zero. Cabinet handles and knobs, Domino Architectural Brass Fittings. Infinity quartzite benchtop, Ziera marble splashback, and Mill Valley engineered European oak flooring, all KWD & Co.
Interior and Exterior Paint Colors:
Porter’s Paints Aniseed:
This warm, dense, ultra-black will create a dramatic statement on both interiors and exteriors.
Dulux Baltic:
A darker muted blue.
