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Blitzen’s Baddies aim for strong finish to 2024 Newport Yacht Club’s racing season

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Challenges confronted the crew of the Blitzen from day one in their inaugural year competing in the Newport Harbor Yacht Club’s racing season. Their halyard broke during the opening day race in May, sending the wind-catching kite propelling their boat from Long Beach Harbor to Newport Pier tumbling into the ocean.

“There was no hesitation between this team,” Blitzen’s owner Brett Scott said. “Everyone grabbed the kite and in 20 seconds it was up and flying again.”

She has been sailing since she was 5. But her first year at the head of a team has taught her a lot about managing schedules, the personalities aboard the boat and finances, she said.

“Whenever something breaks it adds up, so I’m definitely not doing this for the money,” Scott said with a laugh. “Don’t take investment advice from me. But we’ve really bonded as a team, and I think that’s our greatest achievement.”

There were plenty of smirks, side-eye and playful jabs as she and the crew rigged the Blitzen Friday in preparation of Long Point Race week. The three-day race is the last competitive event of the yacht club’s season.

The first leg starts in Newport Harbor and ends at Catalina Island. Boats then sail to the opposite end of the island and back on day two before returning to Newport Harbor on day three.

Blitzen’s Baddies, as the crew refers to themselves on Instagram, are all experienced sailors and were optimistic about finishing strong in their first season as a team. They’ve had some success this summer, including third-, second- and first-place finishes in their class during the three days of Long Beach Racing Week in June.

“We keep getting better,” Scott said.

Crew member Tyler Macdonald said the hardest part about the season has been “dealing with Adam and Spencer,” drawing laughs from Adam Bradley, Spencer Buchanan and the rest of the team aboard the Blitzen on Friday. Teammate Matt Whitfield said the real challenge of each race lies in “the hangover afterwards.” Coincidentally, he said his favorite activity while sailing is when they crack open some beer mid-journey.

There’s no shortage of banter aboard the Blitzen. And the irreverent sense of humor of her crew is half the reason Scoot chose to have them aboard.

She grew up in Reno and traveled to Newport Beach every summer as a child to sail with her family. She fell in love with both the ocean and the tavern-style warmth of the community that welcomed her into the sport.

Her father, Bart Scott, said he wasn’t surprised to see her move to Newport Beach. He’s proud to see her fulfill her lifelong dream of owning a boat and fielding a racing team. And although she has a sense of humor, she runs a tight ship and commands the respect of her crew.

“Once we all come together on what a problem is there’s not a lot of back and forth or arguing,” Scott said. “They all just recognize what we each need to do and get it done.”

After Long Point, Blitzen’s Baddies plan on participating in small casual races while preparing for next season. They hope to compete in the Transpacific Yacht Race from San Pedro to Honolulu next July.

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Fact check: What the Obamas and other Democratic speakers got right, wrong on Day 2 of the DNC

Former president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama energized convention attendees. here are some fact checks of their claims..

CHICAGO —  Two decades after exploding onto the political scene at a different Democratic convention, former President Barack Obama, along with former first lady Michelle Obama, energized convention attendees here. The Obamas bestowed their support on nominee Kamala Harris, who aims to follow Obama as the nation’s second Black president.

Barack Obama began his address by praising outgoing President Joe Biden. “I am proud to call him my president, but I am even prouder to call him my friend,” Obama said of Biden, his former vice president.

Obama attacked Harris’ opponent, former President Donald Trump with zingers, once needling Trump for a “ weird obsession with crowd sizes ” (which also involved a suggestive hand gesture).

Barack Obama offered a few notes that rhymed with his career-making 2004 keynote address at the Democratic convention in Boston, in which he argued against the idea that there is a blue America and a red America.

Michelle Obama’s speech also offered some optimistic notes, including the notion that “hope is making a comeback” with Harris’ late entry into the presidential race as Biden’s would-be successor. But the former first lady’s remarks were sometimes even more acerbic than her husband’s.

She said, for example, that Trump had benefited from the “affirmative action of generational wealth” yet still managed to get “a second, third or fourth chance” while regularly “whining” or “cheating.” She also criticized Trump — an early spreader of the “birther” conspiracy theory that doubted that Obama was born in the U.S. — for having made Americans “fear us” as an educated, high-achieving couple who “happen to be Black.”

PolitiFact fact-checks politicians across the political spectrum. We also fact-checked the  Republican National Convention  in July.  Read more about our process.

Here are some fact-checks of claims made during the convention’s second night.

Barack Obama: Under Joe Biden, the U.S. produced “15 million jobs, higher wages, lower health care costs.” 

He’s right about jobs: The U.S. has  added 15.8 million jobs  since January 2021, when Biden was sworn in, though some of those represented the workforce return of workers the pandemic had sidelined.

Wages are up under Biden without factoring in inflation. But for his full tenure, wages have  trailed inflation , which hit a four-decade high under Biden. Nevertheless, wages have outpaced inflation over the past two years, the past year and compared with before the pandemic.

Whether health care costs were lower overall is a trickier question, because there’s great variation from family to family and person to person. However, U.S. health care expenditures as a percentage of gross domestic product peaked during the pandemic in 2020 and have  since fallen  roughly to prepandemic levels. This represented the biggest sustained decline in decades.

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt.: “Unemployment was soaring” when Biden and Harris took office in January 2021.

Mostly False.

Sanders overstated the unemployment situation when Biden and Harris were inaugurated.

In April 2020, at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the unemployment rate surged to 14.8% as millions of Americans lost their jobs.

But by the time Biden took office in January 2021, the rate had fallen to 6.4%, and it continued to fall that year.

So it wasn’t “soaring” any longer, though the rate was still high by historical standards. It was lower than 6.4% for about six years prepandemic.

July’s unemployment rate is 4.3%.

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Pennsylvania state Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta, D-Philadelphia: “And on Page 587, Project 2025 would cut overtime pay for hardworking Americans.”

Labor law experts have told PolitiFact  that the Project 2025 plan would not eliminate overtime pay, but some workers could lose overtime protections if the plan’s proposals are enacted. It’s hard to say how many; it would depend on what’s enacted.

The document proposes that the Labor Department maintain an overtime threshold “that does not punish businesses in lower-cost regions (e.g., the southeast United States).” This threshold is the amount of money executive, administrative or professional employees need to make for an employer to exempt them from overtime pay under the Fair Labor Standards Act.

In 2019, the Trump administration  finalized a rule  that expanded overtime pay eligibility to most salaried workers earning less than about $35,568. The Biden administration  raised that threshold  to $43,888 beginning July 1, and that will rise to $58,656 on Jan. 1, 2025.

Project 2025’s proposal would return to the Trump-era threshold in some parts of the country. It’s unclear how many workers that would affect, but experts said some would presumably lose the right to overtime wages.

Other proposals in the plan include allowing some workers to choose to accumulate paid time off instead of overtime pay, to work more hours in one week and fewer in the next rather than receive overtime,,and require employers to pay overtime for working on the Sabbath.

Former first lady Michelle Obama: One of Trump’s proposals is “shutting down the Department of Education.”

Trump has said he would  abolish the Education Department , a proposal  he shares with Project 2025 , an agenda independently produced by some Trump allies.

It’s also something conservative groups have pushed for decades. The idea is to save a few essential functions and hand them to other agencies.

Trump’s education agenda also includes universal school choice, not spending federal dollars on schools that have vaccine mandates, allowing prayer in school, making principals directly elected by voters, subsidizing homeschooling and abolishing tenure for K-12 teachers.

Health Care

Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y.: “Democrats lowered prescription drug prices.”

Mostly True.

The Democrats did take historic steps to lower prices for Medicare recipients, but that’s a limited group of people and for many drugs that will take time.

In August 2022,  Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act,  which allows the federal government to negotiate prices with drugmakers for Medicare. It passed without Republican support. The same law  capped  the monthly price of insulin at $35 for Medicare enrollees starting in 2023.

The Biden-Harris administration  announced  Aug. 15 that the federal government had reached agreements with all participating manufacturers on new negotiated drug prices for the first 10 drugs selected under the new law.

That will define the prices to be paid for prescriptions starting in 2026. For 2027 and 2028, 15 more drugs per year will be chosen for price negotiations. Starting in 2029, 20 more will be chosen a year.

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham: Donald Trump and J.D. Vance want to “repeal the Affordable Care Act.”

Half True .

Trump’s new position doesn’t match his old one, but more details are needed.

In 2016, Trump campaigned on a promise to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act. As president, Trump supported a failed effort to do just that. In the years since, he has repeatedly stated his intent to dismantle the health care law, including in campaign stops and social media posts throughout 2023.

In March, however, Trump walked back this stance. He wrote on Truth Social that he “isn’t running to terminate” the ACA but to make it “better” and “less expensive.”

Trump hasn’t said how he would do this, and health care policy experts said it’s difficult to know where he stands without a detailed plan. Experts identified an array of possible changes that could be executed under another Trump administration but said a sweeping repeal likely isn’t in the cards given a lack of political support.

Childhood Poverty

Sanders: “We cut childhood poverty by over 40% through an expanded child tax credit.”

Biden’s American Rescue Plan increased the child tax credit from $2,000 to $3,600 for children younger than 6 and to $3,000 for children 6 to 17.

We  previously reported  that supplemental poverty numbers showed poverty among all U.S. children dropped from 9.7% in 2020 to 5.2% in 2021, the Census Bureau said — a decline of 46%. About 5.3 million people were lifted out of poverty, including 2.9 million children.

The provision lapsed after December 2021, facing opposition from Republicans and Sen. Joe Manchin, now an independent, who argued that expanding the credit would worsen inflation.

When the expanded tax credit expired, supplemental child poverty  spiked , rising from 12.1% in December 2021 to 17% in January 2022 — a 41% change.

Kamala Harris in a DNC video: Trump “wants to impose what is in effect a national sales tax on everyday products and basic necessities that we import from other countries. … (it) would cost a typical family $3,900 a year.”

Trump has said that  he would propose a 10% tariff on all nondomestic goods sold  in the U.S. Although tariffs are levied separately from taxes, economists say that much of their impact would be passed along to consumers, making them analogous to a tax.

The video’s figure about how much it will cost families is higher than current estimates.

The American Action Forum, a center-right think tank, has  projected  additional costs per household of $1,700 to $2,350 annually.

The Peterson Institute of International Economics, another Washington, D.C.-based think tank,  projected  that such tariffs would cost a middle-income household about $1,700 extra each year.

PolitiFact chief correspondent Louis Jacobson, senior correspondent Amy Sherman, staff writers Samantha Putterman, Sara Swann, Loreben Tuquero and Maria Ramirez Uribe contributed to this story. 

Our convention fact-checks rely on both new and previously reported work. We link to past work whenever possible. In some cases, a fact-check rating may be different tonight than in past versions. In those cases, either details of what the candidate said, or how the candidate said it, differed enough that we evaluated it anew.

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Who Was on the Sunken Yacht? Tech Mogul Mike Lynch, His Family and Friends.

Mr. Lynch, the former chief executive of the software firm Autonomy, who was acquitted on fraud charges in June, was with friends and family when the yacht went down in a severe storm.

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Michael de la Merced reported on Mike Lynch’s career and legal battles over the course of 13 years across two continents.

A cruise on the Mediterranean Sea aboard a superyacht was supposed to be a celebratory event for the British tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch , who was acquitted in June of fraud charges tied to the sale of his company, Autonomy, to the tech giant Hewlett-Packard.

Instead, it turned into a disaster after the yacht, a 180-foot boat called the Bayesian, sank off the coast of Sicily in a violent storm. Of the 22 people aboard, 15 were rescued and seven others died . Search operations ended on Friday after the final body was recovered from the site of the sunken yacht .

Here’s what we know about the passengers.

Mike Lynch and his family

Mr. Lynch, 59, is a British software entrepreneur who had once been described as his country’s Bill Gates. He founded the software firm Autonomy, which analyzed clients’ unorganized data, and turned it into one of the most prominent British technology companies of its time. He became a widely known corporate leader, who advised David Cameron, the British prime minister at the time, and joined the board of the BBC.

In 2011, Mr. Lynch sold Autonomy to Hewlett-Packard for $11 billion, which was far above its market value, earning him hundreds of millions. But HP investors almost immediately soured on the transaction, and the American tech giant quickly fired its chief executive — and then Mr. Lynch.

HP later accused Mr. Lynch of misleading it about the state of Autonomy’s business, setting off a decade-long legal ordeal for the British executive, who denied the accusations. U.S. prosecutors charged him and other executives with fraud, and Autonomy’s chief financial officer was convicted in 2018.

Despite appeals to the British government, Mr. Lynch was extradited to the United States last year and was confined to a townhouse in San Francisco ahead of his criminal trial, which began in March. Facing the possibility of decades in prison if convicted, Mr. Lynch and another colleague were instead acquitted of all charges.

An official in Palermo, Sicily’s capital, said on Thursday that Mr. Lynch’s body had been recovered. His wife, Angela Bacares, 57, accompanied him on the yacht, and she was rescued on Monday when it sank. She was a consistent presence at his trial in the United States. Records show that she controlled Revtom, the company listed as the owner of the Bayesian.

The body of Hannah Lynch , Mr. Lynch and Ms. Bacares’s 18-year-old daughter, was thought to be recovered on Friday.

The other guests

Jonathan Bloomer, 70, chair of Morgan Stanley’s international arm and the chairman of Hiscox, an insurance provider that trades on the London Stock Exchange, was on the yacht when it sank, along with his wife, Judy Bloomer, 71. Their bodies are thought to be among those recovered, but Italian authorities have not identified them.

Christopher J. Morvillo, 59, a New York-based partner at the international law firm Clifford Chance, was also on the yacht. A former federal prosecutor who comes from a family of prominent lawyers, Mr. Morvillo represented Mr. Lynch during his criminal trial in San Francisco. His wife, Neda, 57, was with him on the yacht. Their bodies are also assumed to be among those recovered.

“We are in shock and deeply saddened by this tragic incident,” a representative of Clifford Chance said in a statement.

Surviving passengers rescued from the yacht include Charlotte Golunski, a partner at Mr. Lynch’s venture firm, Invoke Capital; Ms. Golunski’s husband, James Emslie; and their one-year-old daughter Sophie. Also rescued were Ayla Ronald, a lawyer at Clifford Chance, and her partner, Matthew Fletcher.

The yacht had a crew of 10, and nine were rescued. The body of the chef, Recaldo Thomas, was recovered from the water, the Sicilian Civil Protection Department said.

Elisabetta Povoledo contributed reporting, and Kitty Bennett and Susan Campbell Beachy contributed research.

Michael J. de la Merced has covered global business and finance news for The Times since 2006. More about Michael J. de la Merced

Experts puzzle over why Bayesian yacht sank. Was it a 'black swan event'?

The Bayesian set off on a leisurely cruise around Italy's southern coast on a sunny day in late July.

The luxurious super yacht − which boasted one of the largest masts in the world and carried a crew of business moguls, including British tech tycoon Mike Lynch and his family and a chair of Morgan Stanley − set sail from the Amalfi Coast, bound for Sicily.

Less than a month later, the ship had sunk 160 feet under the water , leaving its cook dead and six of its passengers, including at least two Americans, missing and prompting a massive search that has drawn international attention.

Now, experts are trying to piece together why in the early hours Monday the Bayesian was quickly pulled under the waves amid a storm that saw at least one tornado spin up over the water.

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A perfect storm led to Bayesian sinking, experts say

The combination of unlikely factors that could have contributed to the ship's fate constituted a "black swan event," Matthew Schanck, chairman of the Maritime Search and Rescue Council, told USA TODAY.

The Bayesian was well-built: A 2008 product of Italian ship maker Perini, it was constructed in accordance with international maritime standards and commercially certified by the U.K.'s Maritime and Coastguard Agency, according to Schanck.

The bout of bad weather that swept the area when the ship went down was also out of the ordinary in the northern Mediterranean, "which isn't renowned for prolonged, significant stormy weather," he said.

"The fact that those two elements have then resulted in the foundering of a super yacht is pretty extraordinary," Schanck said. "These things don't happen every day."

After the ship sank just before 5 a.m. local time, 15 people, including a 1-year-old, were pulled from the water. Some were rescued from a life raft by the crew of a ship docked nearby.

Ricardo Thomas, the ship's cook and a native of Antigua, was found dead, according to authorities.

As of Tuesday, six people were missing, including Lynch and his 18-year-old daughter. Several missing passengers were involved in Lynch's trial on fraud charges, including Jonathan Bloomer, a Morgan Stanley chair who served as his character witness, and one of Lynch's attorneys. Lynch, accused of fraud after he sold his company to electronics giant Hewlett-Packard, was acquitted of all charges weeks ago.

Who is Mike Lynch? UK entrepreneur among those missing after superyacht sinks off Sicily

Tornado formed over unusually hot water

Storms in the area that night may have whipped up a water spout, a tornado over the water , according to local meteorologists.

It was likely triggered by the water's unusual warmth, said Rick Shema, a certified consulting meteorologist who served in the Navy.

"The water spout was an uncommon occurrence," he said. "But again, these things happen, especially in warmer water."

At 83.7 degrees, water in the area was more than 3 degrees hotter than average on the day the Bayesian sank, likely the result of climate change, Shema said.

"Hurricanes can form at 80 degrees. This was almost four degrees higher than that," he said.

The water spout may have spun up when cooler air dropped from mountainous places nearby onto the hot water, he said. "A water spout is a vortex, basically like a tornado, spinning real fast, sucking up water and moisture as the column rises," he said.

Although water spouts only reach around 120 mph, as compared with tornadoes on land, which can reach up to 300 mph, "you don't need 200 mph to sink a ship," he said.

"Even an average tornado, 120 miles an hour, that's a lot of wind," he said, "which would heel the boat over for sure."

Water spouts spring up suddenly, Shema said. Before they strike, winds can be slow, but "once the water spout comes over, bam, it's on," he said.

Before sunrise, the ship's crew may not have seen the water spout coming. "The visibility was probably a big factor," he said.

With the windows of the yacht opened, as they likely were in the hot weather, the water spout could have triggered water that flooded through the portholes, Shema said, causing the ship to sink.

Tragedy strikes: Scramble to find survivors after Bayesian yacht sinks off Sicily coast

Search continues, but shift to recovery phase approaches

Italian authorities said the Bayesian was probably at anchor when the storm struck, meaning it couldn't maneuver and ride the waves, according to Mitchell Stoller, a captain and maritime expert witness. Other ships in the area that turned on their engines rode out the storm, he said.

"When you're at anchor and you see weather, you start your engine and you put the wind on the bow. You don't let it get on the side," he said.

Schanck said another key question concerns the position of the keel, a heavy weight underneath the boat that acts as a counterbalance to keep it upright, when the ship sank. When lifted, "that's going to affect the stability of the vessel, because, obviously, you've now raised the center of gravity of that vessel," he said.

The Bayesian was floating over 160 feet of water at the time, deep enough that the keel would likely be deployed. But the fact that "the vessel heeled over so heavily makes me question that," Schanck said.

The cause of the disaster may not be known until the ship can be examined in more detail, experts say. Prosecutors in a nearby town have already opened an investigation.

Schanck said investigators will have plenty to work with once the operation moves into a recovery phase.

"The vessel is intact and in good condition on the seabed," he said. "There's a lot of eyewitness accounts from other vessels in the area and the shore."

As the search entered its second day on Tuesday, the rescue effort may shift in that direction soon. "I suspect, later on, today or tomorrow, we'll probably see some mention of a recovery operation being stated," Schanck said.

The decision to would depend on whether rescuers find signs of life in the ship and air pockets or survivable spaces, Schanck said. At this point, survivors on the water's surface looks unlikely. "My professional opinion is that the casualties will be located within the vessel," he said.

"There is a risk versus benefit in all maritime search and rescue incidents," he said. "Where we start transitioning to a recovery phase, that line shifts."

Contributing: Reuters

Cybele Mayes-Osterman is a breaking news reporter for USA Today. Reach her on email at [email protected]. Follow her on X @CybeleMO.

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FAVOURITE PAINTS: HAPPINESS-INDUCING COLOURS

Which hue is right for you?

Happiness comes in many hues. That’s what we learned when we asked leading designers for the cheeriest shades of paint that they use in their own rooms and clients’ homes.

And as we took in their recommendations, we have to say, we couldn’t help but feel upbeat. Here are the best mood elevators for your rooms Including the best neutral hues that give a glow to people’s skin and makes them look younger. This would induce happiness in anyone.

Discover the timeless neutral shade that Sydney design legend Michael Love chose more than 30 years ago, pictured, for his entry, that’s soft enough to be tranquil, yet interesting enough to be a backdrop for furnishings. And it changes with the light, which imparts a sense of joy to any room.

If you’re looking for a tried-and-true shade of white that’s not too bright or too sterile – we reached out to experts to find out which warm whites and greys they return to again and again. Because why reinvent the wheel every time you need to paint a room? You will also find a great assortment of perfect blues and greens, which are on the rise, as they physically lower the heart rate, creating a feeling of serenity and relaxation, which is what people see  in these unknown times.

Here are their top paint picks according to Dulux and Porter’s Paints with cult followings that are versatile and will make you feel happy. These colours are the place to start.

Sydney design legend Michael Love chose Dulux Eagle for his entrance more than 30 years ago. “It has darkened over time, and actually got better,” says Michael Love. Photo: Abbie Melle

DULUX PAINT GO-TO’S

Antique white u.s.a. .

It has a cult following in the white world. Its warm undertone has a universal appeal and works well in most spaces  A longtime contender on the Dulux top 20 list and our choice throughout our Sydney apartment because it has lots of light. A warm, glowing white that pairs beautifully with pretty much any colour. It has the slightest yellow undertones, like sunlight shining on a white wall. Read more, ‘Will These Paint Colours Rule 2022?’

NATURAL WHITE

A classic white according to designers such as Poppy O’Neil and Charlotte O’Neil of Poco Design and Charlotte Coote, Coote & Co, who says, “It’s one of the best warm whites around”.

QUARTER-STRENGTH LEXICON

It’s the ultimate white. So popular, it rates in the top three best-selling Dulux paints. What more can we say? The top choice for a go-to white loved by our leading designers such as Thomas Hamel, Iain Halliday, Greg Natale, Anna Spiro and Parterre owner, Richard Haigh. Read more,  ‘The 20 Best Paint Colours According to Dulux.’

If it’s good enough for the award-winning boutique hotel, Halcyon House, it’s certainly good enough for us too.

VIVID WHITE

One of the best whites around, with a cult following in the white world. A bright, cool white. Big names such as Thomas Hamel, Iain Halliday, Poco Design, Anna Spiro,  Charlotte Coote, (Coote & Co) and Pamela Makin, (Les Interieurs) all swear by it. It’s a bright, cool white. “It’s my favourite cool white. Half-strength for walls and quarter-strength for ceilings, woodwork, mouldings, and trims,” says Coote.A drop of umber, makes this a great white that goes with everything.

Sydney design legend Michael Love chose Dulux Eagle more than 30 years for the hallway at his timeless Sydney harbourside home, pictured, where it contines to look fresh, elegant and modern. Photo: Abbie Melle

WHISPER WHITE

The warm white of old, pre-brightened, starched linen. A favourite with big names like Thomas Hamel who used it on the bedroom featured to offset ceilings and cornice in flat, and woodwork in semi-gloss. Cameron Kimber, Walter Herman and Lynda Kerry are also big fans. Use a mix of half and quarter strength.

SNOWY MOUNTAIN

Loved by design legend Michael Love, the warm, glowing white pairs beautifully with pretty much any colour. It has the slightest yellow undertones, like sunlight shining on a white wall. This quality makes it especially perfect for areas where natural light is limited.

STOWE WHITE

“A great white, marked by its depth and resilience under shifting light conditions.

“It’s warm and crisp at the same time,” says Cameron Kimber.

HOG BRISTLE (QUARTER-STRENGTH)

A great paint colour marked by its depth and resilience under shifting light conditions.“An oldie, but a goodie, that designers still rave about. It makes everything look good,” says designer Adelaide Bragg. Lynda Kerry also swears by it. Read more,  ‘Paint Colours with Cult Followings: 10 Picks.’

TERRACE WHITE

It has a tiny amount of grey and a warmth to it that moves it away from white.

TRANQUIL RETREAT

It’s a bit of a chameleon and can look warm in a sunny room or cooler in a north-facing room. It always looks elegant.

HALF-STRENGTH BEIGE ROYAL 

“I use it like white paint, for everything. Everywhere,” says designer Marco Meneguzzi. Michael Love is also a big fan of the super creamy light stone-grey with a warm undertone.

Dulux Eagle paint, pictured, at designer Michael Love’s Sydney hallway 30 years after it was first applied. Photo: Abbie Melle

TIMELESS GREY 

Top designers pick this out again and again and again without even meaning to. “It looks great on exteriors combined with black iron windows, bronze light fittings and a copper roof,” says designer Lynda Kerry. We like it so much, we used it for our Australian country house external doors.

A go-to off-white (ecru) that will warm up any room with its softness. Fresh, versatile, and warm, and it works in any home, whether traditional or modern, that can be made to look more creamy if contrasted with bright whites or fresher and cleaner if contrasted with warm whites.

It has a sophisticated warmth and adds a timeless elegance to any room.

WARM NEUTRAL

A light, subtle and warm hue that compliments white as well as bolder hues perfectly.It’s a warm gray with brown undertones and matches natural steel and sheet metal perfectly. Read more,  ’10 Designers Weigh In On The Best White Paint Colours.’

It is a versatile grey that goes bluer or browner, depending on the light. A lovely colour that is a great way to give a new wall a bit of depth; and matches natural steel and sheet metal perfectly.

SELF-DESTRUCT

It’s a terrible name, but the best stone shade out there. A colour you’ll want to use it again and again and again. And pick up, without meaning to.

The darkest colour on the list. A beautiful, rich, deep charcoal that strikes the right note every time.

It’s been a constant on Dulux’s top 20 paints for years.

Kitchen Walls:  Custom Plaster by  Kamp Studios Kitchen Cabinetry & Island:  Farrow & Ball Railings  in Estate Eggshell Photo by Sarah Elliott for Eyeswoon.com

BLUE LOBELIA 

It’s a beautiful, deep, rich blue that can be at once bold and understated. A newcomer on Dulux’s top 20 Paints as people turn to blues for serenity and calm in their interiors.

OLIVE LEAF 

On the super-subtle end of the scale, Dulux considers this new addition to the Dulux top 20 list a favourite soft green that’s not too light or too dark in tone.

The ultimate soft grey-blue that just works, making its debut on the Dulux top 20 list this year. A shade that stands at the intersection of grey and blue. Greys and lighter blues can be difficult to get right–greys can feel dull and light blues often look too sweet but this shade is soft enough to be tranquil, yet interesting enough to be a backdrop for furnishings. And it changes with the light, which is lovely. Read more, ‘Australia’s Best Paint Colours Are.’

Michael Love, one of Australia’s greatest, most enduring interior designers painted the common area walls of his beautiful Sydney harbourside house this timeless soft beige more than 35 years ago, and the walls have remained unchanged.

“It has darkened over time, and actually got better,” says Michael Love.

Michael Love’s Sydney home features classic Dulux colours throughout. Photo: Abbie Melle

SILENT SAGE 

It owes its freshness to a rich blue base and its warmth to soft green undertones.

DUCK EGG BLUE 

When we’re stressed, our minds subconsciously seek blue tones like this soft, fresh and crisp shade, that isn’t too bold or vibrant. Dulux cites it as one of its top colours, that imparts a clear, calm sense of joy to any room.

SPANISH OLIVE

One of the more silvery grey options on this list. Mixing with a tonal green shade will result in a room full of atmosphere.

A go-to stone beige that will warm up any room with its softness. Fresh, versatile, and it works in any home, whether traditional or modern, that can be made to look more soft grey if contrasted with bright whites or fresher and cleaner if contrasted with warm whites.

Perfect for country kitchens.

Door and Interior Windows: Farrow & Ball Off Black in Estate Eggshell and vestibule walls in Farrow & Ball Off Black in Estate Emulsion. Photo by Sarah Elliott for Eyeswoon.com

The soft shade has a cult following in the green world. Its warm undertone has a universal appeal and works well in most spaces, keeping things subdued and sophisticated.

This is the soft green designers turn to when they want a warm green with beige undertones that will bring warmth to a room. A nature-inspired hue to make you and your rooms feel grounded.

PACIFIC LINE  

Looking to dip your toe in the blue-paint trend? “The best blue ever, “says Lynda Kerry. On the deep and dark end of the blue scale, this is considered a designer favourite.

Ideal for Ralph Lauren fans.

VERY CHERRY 

The deep red-brown is one of the strongest colours on the list with an umber undertone. Very classic looking.

Dulux paints that run the gamut from black to grey and pale stones are used to great effect throughout designer, Michael Love’s Sydney home. Photo: Abbie Melle

PORTER’S PAINTS TOP 20

 “I looked everywhere for a colour like this,” says designer Lynda Kerry who is using it throughout her latest Sydney harbourside home (still under construction). It’s so neutral, not yellow-y or pink-y or green-y. I’d say it’s white with a touch of warm grey in it, It’s perfect!”

The popular warm off-white is chosen more often than any other by big-name Australian designers. It reads as a pure warm white in a space without turning cold.

Described as “a soft, nothing beige with no yellow”,  according to Cameron Kimber. “It’s been my go-to colour for the past couple of years. I love it so much, I use it everywhere.  It’s subtle and warm and complements everything.”

YACHT RACE  

One of the darkest shades recommended here is a rich navy shade with a hint of purple.

After seeing it in person, people become obsessed.

‘Yacht Race’ blue by Porters Paint via @porterspaint

FRENCH GREEN 

The greyed-green colour designers turn to when they want to incorporate a greenish tone. It owes its freshness to a rich blue base and its warmth to soft green undertones.

The perfect shade of soft green is consistently recommended for its versatility: It goes with everything. It is sophisticated and subtle.

The pigments are earthy, smudgy, and warm, without a hint of sweetness.

VINTAGE BLUE 

Among Porter’s top picks for a blue interior. which they describe as an airy, watery blue that has an undercurrent of grey.

HAMPTONS BLUE 

A shade that stands at the intersection of grey and blue which can be difficult to get right. Greys can feel dull and light blues often look too sweet. This lighter blue-grey colour is both calming and versatile: it serves as a relaxing neutral for a bedroom, a soothing colour in the home office or a tranquil colour for a bathroom.

IRISH LINEN LIMEWASH

A great alternative to white with just a hint of colour, which stylist Steve Cordony is using in the latest renovation of his Australian country house.

HIGHLANDS GREY 

The richness of this beautiful deep, brown-grey is instantly appealing and will result in a room that envelops you in its comfort like a warm hug.

Highland Grey by Porters Paint via @porterspaints

CHINTZ GREY 

A warm contemporary grey that looks beige but goes on grey. A great colour when people want to opt-out of the all-white look, this is a great option to add another colour while keeping it neutral and warm

TIMBERLINE 

It adds a nice grounding, earthy element to projects without being too heavy.

OLIVE GROVE

It’s a pale celadon that’s easy to live with and can act as a neutral. It’s beautiful in a bedroom, living room, or bathroom for a serene and fresh look.

Not a true black, but functions perfectly in place as one. Designer Lynda Kerry has used this paint colour for all her homes and projects where black doors have been called for as long as she’s been in business—about 25 years!

It’s got warm undertones, that are neither shiny nor matt. “It’s never been wrong.”

HAILSTORM  

An airy, watery blue that has an undercurrent of grey. It changes from a stone blue to a soft-grey blue.

It’s a deep rich blue that has presence. A Cameron Kimber standby when you want a classic blue.

NEWPORT BLUE 

When you want to use navy, but you don’t want it to look like a crayon colour, It’s the perfect blue that looks natural with an inky black come twilight, and with a slight gray undertone to round the color out a bit.

BLACK COCKATOO

A classic black loved by designers, stylists, and magazine editors.

Porters Paint ‘Aniseed’, a warm dense, ultra-black making a sophisticated statement. Photo: @porterspaint

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