Ve Atelier by Victoria
Ranunculus — a Ve Atelier by Victoria project
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Ranunculus

Ranunculus is one of the residential projects showcased by Ve Atelier.

Its strength comes from a deliberately generous palette: sage green, terracotta, coral, mustard yellow and pink meet in different areas without trying to produce a perfectly matching décor.

Mood sketch — Ranunculus
Type
Residential
Selection
Featured on the website

The project in pictures

Sage-green kitchen with a fluted surface and terracotta chequerboard floor, coral staircase and mustard-yellow bathroom.
Ranunculus — apron-front sink, fluted surface and terracotta chequerboard floor
Ranunculus — mustard-yellow bathroom and floral basin
Ranunculus — green door, pink frame and striped wallpaper
Ranunculus — coral staircase and wooden handrail

Working with several colours without losing the thread

The kitchen brings together soft green, a fluted surface and a terracotta chequerboard. Elsewhere, the coral staircase and the mustard-yellow bathroom shift the colour balance once again.

What holds it all together is not a single shade repeated everywhere, but a shared intention to embrace contrast and build relationships between colours.

Patterns as punctuation

Chequerboard, stripes and a floral motif add a second layer of rhythm. They appear locally, in areas where they can bring depth without overwhelming the whole.

Love colour but worried about overdoing it?

A project can be bold and still well structured: the role of design is precisely to organise the relationships between choices.