Unfortunately susan_ 66 there is colour is psychologically and historically related either way, and dark blues re more often not considered masculine when building an interior. I worked in a design centre where much time was spent picking apart colour association, and used it to help market the products in imagery. There are feminine blues ofcourse, but my comment specifically mentioned indigo and low chroma colours, which are toned. With black and greys, and I used the phrase 'added masculinity' referring to the boldness and strength of colour they bring to soft and delicate colours of blush and peach. Just from that you can see how colour is associated, bold and strength= male, and soft and delicate = female. it is what it is. In my example, ie an interior, I meant it to be masculine. Baby blue I wouldn't have thought was masculine, but is a gender specific typically only when there are two options. Pink or blue!

Sydney harbour penthouse. Having lived with a similar view (over Moreton Bay in Queensland looking out towards Moreton Island) there is always something going on, you can lose an hour just standing or sitting there and then realise, oops better get going for that appointment, make dinner or whatever. You cannot beat such a view, but I do love the Castlecraig House view next. They all make me feel happy to be alive.

None of them – too busy, too contrived and really the 'art' feels dismissed and unimportant (and I suspect that that is probably the case – if it were important to you because of beauty or sentiment or genuine interest it wouldn't be relegated to an over-busy wall just to complete some grid or slightly random pattern). I have a lot of paintings, drawings, etchings and photographs around my house but each one is there because it has meaning and adds to my life and aesthetic pleasure. When they have to share a wall I spend time ensuring that each is still able to be seen, appreciated and respected in its own right.

Hi there everyone, Sorry @6ixtydesign. It's great to see your stunning Australian designs and that you are using the forums but there seems to be a misunderstanding. It's fine to use products or projects in a discussion as long as you are seeking Advice so it needs to include a question. I will send you some ideas for how we can make this a better post for our community to discuss. As an alternative, you are free to use the 'Post to followers' option on your profile page to show them your latest products or projects. (shown below) Thanks, Luke