Pool retaining wall
Hi Everyone
I’m looking for some colour suggestions for a retaining wall next to our pool.
Not sure what colour it is currently painted. The blue/grey sample colour is Arerobus which doesn’t look right with the blue from the pool. The lighter shade which has been gurney off is our house colour Beige Royal. We would maybe like it different to the house. If we go a grey I don’t want it to look like a bare concrete slab.
Anyone have any suggestions re colour?
Thanks
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Don’t pick your wall colour until you pick your paint colour for the pebblecrete. They need to work together. And both need to be harmonious with your existing grey tiles and Beige Royal. Maybe worth paying for a colour consultant. Then in the background some trailing plants like Cousin it or Acacia Fettuccine would be great.
4 years agoYou could always lighten up the area and make it into a fabulous tropical resort, white would look fabulous, gorgeous planters and furnishings… beautiful
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Kate