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This eye-popping colour combination brings a dose of hot and cold to any space

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Georgie Gordon

Choose playful pieces and a bold yet considered colour palette for a look that’s anything but boring.

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Where to buy: KKuso “Bobo” outdoor bean bag lounger and ottoman, $519; Jonathan Adler “Saville” backgammon set, $609; &Klevering sugar pot, $50; Studio Ololoo “Bubble” stool, $660.

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Where to buy: KEY PIECE: Castle’s “Funny Face” cushion ($89 with insert) adds a touch of whimsy; Kartell “Pilastro” stool, $810; Upgrade Your House (Gestalten), $105, from Heide.

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Where to buy: Fenton & Fenton 120cm “Supper Club” dining table, $2400; Midas “Kerst” platform sandals, $220; Mush Studios “Orca” rug, $995.

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