The 35th Dulux Colour Award finalists for 2021 celebrate exceptional use of colour in design – we look at a selection from the Residential Interior category.

Sustainability, function and form come together at Garden House, designed by Austin Maynard Architects.

Designed by Alexander & CO, Alexander House redefines the workspace, turning the traditional office into an artistic residential environment.

In a neutral palette of timbers, stone, and white, Georgie Shepherd Interior Design (GSiD) harmonises the connection between external and internal spaces in the Stanley House.

Taking cues from its retro roots, Flemington House by Lisa Breeze is a fresh and colourful addition to a beloved Melbourne family home.

CLO Studios in Noosa is a family affair brimming with globally inspired designs.

Taking shape as a contemporary, family home, FIGR’s Pop-Up House engages the suburban garden in both materiality and form.

Designed by Studiofour, Ruxton Rise Residence reflects the best of modernist design with a strong connection to the landscape.

In her new book A Room of Her Own, Robyn Lea explores the spaces of inspiring creative women, including the Sydney home of fashion designer and artist Heidi Middleton.

Inviting 80’s nostalgia to Byron Bay, The Sunseeker reimagines a classic Australian motel for a contemporary jet setting crowd.

Step into Cucina Porto designed by Tom Mark Henry where the focus is on timeless elegance and subtle Italian references.

Marine House by David Barr Architects is a project that combines the old and the new in a contemporary result that feels fresh and organic.