In Australia all new residential buildings are the worst..
Everything is in greys.
Go to any shop whether for paint or tiles it is impossible to find a bright colour.
Even the colours (when you find any) have a distinct grey tone.
Everything is in greys.
Go to any shop whether for paint or tiles it is impossible to find a bright colour.
Even the colours (when you find any) have a distinct grey tone.
https://www.thespruce.com/greige-best-neutral-color-ever-797...
https://www.google.com/search?q=poland+pasteloza&client=ubun...
The rare house with a classical interpretation is a godsend to look at. Your eye can actually rest along a well designed set of horizontal lines and a trianglar roof. They are the last refuge of nice curves and shapes that make full use of all three dimensions.
The flat and boring cubes randomly mangled together with a single tacked-on feature to show off and some expensive materials that attempt to pass for grace, are the coming wave of babylonian australia that I cant see the virtue in. Painting that stuff purple won't save it.
White walls, white cabinetry, neutral coloured couches.
It's very much in fashion now, I wonder whether they will look as drab as brutalist buildings in the coming decades (well in the decades before brutalist became novel and exciting again).