When it comes to the colours of a tessellated pavement there is no definitive right way. Some colours work well together and some don't, and to a certain extent it is simply a matter of personal taste. Tastes also change from period to period, from generation to generation. Colours that were popular in the late Victorian era were not popular in the post war era, which are not popular today.
Whether you're a tessellated tile traditionalist or a modernist when it comes to colour schemes, there are times when something unique is created that manages to satisfy both camps.
This Federation cottage in Rockdale is just such a case. The verandah was originally just a painted concrete slab. The customer had a rough idea of what they wanted but was open to our staff's suggestions regarding pattern and colours. He proposed a custom pattern combined with the ever versatile & adaptable Norwood border, in colours influenced by those of the house's exterior plus subtle references to its Federation origins. The new tessellated verandah is a testament to the knowledge and skill of the team at Olde English.
Whether you're a tessellated tile traditionalist or a modernist when it comes to colour schemes, there are times when something unique is created that manages to satisfy both camps.
This Federation cottage in Rockdale is just such a case. The verandah was originally just a painted concrete slab. The customer had a rough idea of what they wanted but was open to our staff's suggestions regarding pattern and colours. He proposed a custom pattern combined with the ever versatile & adaptable Norwood border, in colours influenced by those of the house's exterior plus subtle references to its Federation origins. The new tessellated verandah is a testament to the knowledge and skill of the team at Olde English.
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