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Color Pop: Paul Kariouk’s Architecture and Interiors

09.14.12 | By
Color Pop: Paul Kariouk’s Architecture and Interiors

The carefully chosen, rich hues that Ottawa-based architect Paul Kariouk uses in his work make quite an impact, though the actual number of colors is fairly limited. An aqua-tinged navy paired with an almost neon orange, bar red against the forest greens, and acid pink and green are all inspiring pairs. For CMYLK, using the Colourlovers palette tool, we picked those out, and then filled in the blanks with the neutrals.

Above: Hammam steam room in Ottawa, Canada


Hill-Maheux Cottage in Quebec, Canada


Condo in Ottawa, Canada

Marni Elyse Katz is a Boston-based design writer and editor. She covers interiors, architecture, and home design for a variety of publications and is the founder of StyleCarrot, a blog dedicated to modern interiors and contemporary design.