Materials and Colour Palette

Evoking the natural beauty of the Hills of Mulgoa to your doorstep

The following materials and colour palette is inspired by the natural landscape setting of Everdene and its surroundings. Uniformity and cohesion from this palette will help support a shared identity amongst residents, encouraging pride and a sense of place in the neighbourhood. Materials and colours must therefore be selected from (and complement) the following Everdene palette.

Subtle tones are encouraged to form the basis of your house palette, with a controlled use of a single accent colour to define clean lines and edges of façade elements. The facade of the home must incorporate a minimum of two complementary finishes, such as a blend of feature brick, masonry, render, contemporary, natural stone claddings, paint or lightweight cladding.

Face Brick Palette

MASONRY COLOUR RANGE*

* The brick selection illustrated above has been sourced from Brickworks as a reference to the intended colour palette. However, sourcing equivalent colours and materials from alternative suppliers for approval by the DRP is also acceptable.

Paint Colour Palette

How to use the Colour Palette

Trim, accent and main body colours are provided in the colour palette as a guide and similar colours can be selected subject to approval from the DRP. The main and secondary colours are to be used for large surface areas of the house such as wall materials, cladding or rendered brick. The accent colours are used to provide contrast on smaller elements and trims.
Main body and secondary paint and render colours should complement key materials such as roofing or brickwork.
Face bricks must be selected in colours that complement the exterior colour palette and architectural style of the home.
Garage door colours must be selected from the Everdene Colour Palette or be a colour that matches the quality and finish of the exterior of your home, assessment is based on merit.
Driveways and separate pedestrian access must be selected from the Everdene Colour Palette or be a colour that complements the dwelling colours, subject to approval from the DRP.
Ancillary items such as roof plumbing, pergolas balustrades and other minor architectural features must complement the colour of the façade.
Painted or bagged brickwork is not accepted. Alternative finishes such as whitewash may be accepted based on design merit and subject to approval from the DRP.