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When Patrick Dangerfield handed over the keys to Julia Green, a woman with a well-documented inability to approach colour cautiously, it was probably clear the house wasn’t going to stay monochrome for long. Pat’s home was architecturally beautiful and very committed to neutrals, which he and his family had lived with with for years. They had always talked about bringing in more colour, but like most people, weren’t quite sure where to start. Julia, meanwhile, was enthusiastically waving around @duluxaus Colour Cards which in hindsight, was a fairly obvious warning sign. What started as a plan to rework the study quickly turned into no wall untouched and a full home colour makeover. It kicked off with warm oak timber panelling and Dulux New Penny across the walls and ceiling, which felt considered, if not slightly brave, and from there it unravelled in the best possible way. One room led to another, and before long Dulux Clay Pipe Half and Dulux New Penny were making themselves at home throughout. The house feels completely different now. Warmer, cosier, and far more like the people who live in it. @duluxaus #DuluxColourLover