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| Salmon Pink and Bleu Majorelle on the walls of a colonial Cradock house |
"Bleu Majorelle" is the name of a color, that you find in Morocco. A deep Mediterranean blue.
Morocco is known for this color. But you can find it in Cradock in the South African Karoo too. Bleu Majorelle develops. It is not a color, that just comes from the tin like this. Ok, it is a deep blue in the beginning, but it develops under the bright sun and the dry air of Morocco into something spectacular. It cannot be described.
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| A verandah in subtle rose. The back wall is painted yellow! |
I asked my brother again and again to drive up and down some of Cradock's streets. Thank you brother. It was worth it!
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| This Cradock house is courageously colorful in true baby colors |
The same light and air conditions as you find them in Morocco exist in the Karoo.
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| Terracotta and Bleu Majorelle Again |
And there is the Bleu Majorelle!
In all its might!
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| Sky blue and a corrugated iron roof that was once painted chest nut brown |
But not only that!
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| A Cradock Verandah in Purple And Olive |
The beautiful thing is, that all this is probably not intentional. It is simply art that creates itself over time.
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| Two different shades of green and pink, just pink |
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| Mauve..... |
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| Energetic Deep Purple |
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| A crazy dance of colors - old and new |
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