Located in Mumbai’s Peddar Road suburb, this three-storey home stands out with a colourful interior which is reflective of the homeowners' personalities.

Utilising the extensive art collection they have, the interior combines a dominant use of cobalt blue, while being fully customised to fit items from the family's collection of artworks and covetable designer furniture. 

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This compact holiday home located in the Big Apple makes up for its size with its extensive use of patterns. Designed by Greg Natale, the apartment has a clever mix of monochromatic patterns and metallic colours that help create its glamorous look; even the ceiling sports a wallpaper in a dark blue pattern.

Each furniture piece selected is well complimented towards the lively prints, which included a snakeskin-effect rug designed by Diane von Furstenberg, a blue sofa by Kelly Wearstler, a dining table by Jonathan Adler, as well as a side table by Paul Evans.

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This London townhouse mixes colourful and vintage styles beautifully, while incorporating a subtle mix of powder blue and navy blue tones elevated with pops of coral and other contrasting shades.

The interior of the space was inspired by the family's love for art. The serene colours used on the cabinetry and bedlinen in this room, combined with vintage furniture give a personalised touch to each area in the home. 

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This fifties-inspired townhouse designed by Stéphanie Coutas of French studio SC Edition, expresses a sophisticated Parisian style with vintage accents.

Retaining its original structure which had white mouldings and floor-to-ceiling wooden windows, the interior was cleverly customised to have an interplay of stronger, playful tones that complimented the fifties colour palette which is mainly inclusive of yellow, orange and havy blue.

In this study, the striking yellow armchair is a bold contrast to the deep blue walls and shelves of this room. Each space also features other subtle colour accents that tie the entire home together.

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Designed by KGID, this five-storey bungalow in Singapore has a sophisticated and inviting scheme that reflects a feel of staying in a hotel suite.

The use of brown earthy tones all over the home is well complemented with metallic accents and navy blue. Artworks are prominently featured all around the home to emphasise the linear lines of the surrounding space. 

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This family home based in Perth was designed based on the homeowner's love for mid-century modern design. A rich Sapphire blue that recurs in the family's extensive art collection is also the primary accent colour all around the home.

The home has several playful elements that were personalised for this young family. These include custom-made pieces such as the hand-tufted rugs that feature elements of the mid-century architectural styles.

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This room features bold Azure blue box mouldings on the wall that are complemented with a fun wallpaper from Cole & Sons that balances out the striking shade. Metallic accents on the furniture help to pull the entire space together.

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This dining room utilises an ombre-effect layer of blue paint applied on the wall with complementing shades of blue on the furniture pieces. that offers a relaxing effect.

The use of blue tones creates a sense of serenity that is comforting in both social spaces and focus zones such as the home office.

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This semi-detached house integrated different shades and hues of pastels in every room. The use of royal blue in this study helps create a contrast to the rosy tones found elsewhere in the home and the deep tone creates a calming effect in the study.

By utilising blue in certain parts of the cabinetry and colour blocking it, the hue also gives the space more depth and makes the entire space appear bigger. 

Designed by Gabriel Tan, the Eygptian blue accent walls add a pop of colour to the open-plan layout of the first storey in a penthouse apartment.

Located within the Duo complex, this interior’s angular plan echoes the sculpted architecture. The designer smoothened the sharp edges with curved walls, while creating a visually calming effect with the combination of marmorino plaster with ash timber veneer. 

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Introduce blue elements on your furnishings if you're hesitant about creating a bold feature wall in a striking hue. In this apartment crafted by Prestige Global Designs, the firm selected an art piece with turquoise accents to match the colour of the chair and rug in this lounge area.

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An artwork with river views is another subtle way to incorporate blue elements into your interior.

Take, for instance, this art print by Talking Textiles, pictured above; juxtaposing the old and the new, this skyline scene depicts the iconic buildings and skyscrapers of Singapore’s Marina Bay district. Wave motifs have also been added to the foreground as a tribute to the Singapore River as well as the island’s port-city past.

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Besides decorating your room with potted plants, the soft furnishings that you choose are as significant; including the bedding set that you select. Available in soothing shades including navy and light blue, this French linen bedding set from local brand Sunday Bedding will send you into a sweet slumber.

Specially for Tatler Homes Curates, this bedding set features an embroidery option that further personalises your bed linen; up to 3 letters (all capital letters) can be added to each pillowcase.

Rose gold trimmings and blue accents come beautifully together in this abode designed by The Mill. In this restful bedroom, the design team featured grey mouldings that complement the blue furnishings and artworks selected, thereby creating a restful tableau.

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