Need help making my kitchen more shabby chic/farmhouse!
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Comments (22)Hi - just checking in before I shut down the computer ! Thank you Joe !!! Roselyne, love the photos !! Looks so quaint !!! So, France ! Much more liberal with regard to planning (phew!!) how lovely ! Yes, that cottage look would fit in so well !!! The last project I did in France was an old watermill in Rennes - beautiful location - but a nightmare to find a good furniture manufacturer !! Have you sourced anything yet ?! Or are you thinking of bringing it all over by road ?!?!...See MoreNeed help for my enlarged bedroom - Part One
Comments (25)Hi Denise I have just ordered shutters for my house for all the front windows which is costing around £1000 and roughly 8 or 9 square metres I'd estimate. However this is for DIY install shutters from the California Shutter company who have been recommended by a friend who uses them regularly, they aren't arriving until first week of December so I can't vouch how easy they are to fit yet!. They're prices start at £125 sqm in the sale at the moment. http://www.californiashutters.co.uk/ Take a look at Nina Campbell's Pagoda Garden fabric it's similar to your original accent fabric in the photo, although I don't have a sample to hand just now. It looks as though it has the stronger bluer tone you need to stand up to your walls. http://shop.ninacampbell.com/nina-campbell-fabric/autumn-2006/pagoda-garden.html I recommend a sample of a velvet or woven chenille for your footstool such as Osborne and Little's Peregrina F6350-07 or Canaletto F6142-10. These are contract fabrics suitable for upholstery which I can supply. Also Osborne and Little's domestic fabric Brehon Linens in F6520-20 is really gorgeous with lots of blue tones in which I feel would complement your scheme. Finally Sabi Addo F6272-08 is a really luxey light reflecting velvet and Rondelle Takarshi pictured here: http://www.osborneandlittle.com/products-and-collections/fabric/autumn2012/rondelle/tarkashi?id=2c149a3fd57045fd971eb480ac6a2b06 is a beautiful cut velvet for amazing cushions or throws if you are looking for that extra wow factor! If the blues become to silvery or yellowy you could always add in a neutral colour as I have done in my Coastal Scheme if you look on my profile. Just ask if you need to know any fabrics you see on the pictures. Hope this helps! PS I also supply Nina Campbell fabrics so if you need samples quickly please contact me rachel@spiniverdesign.com or 01637 621038 Best of luck I know how frustrating it can be! Rachel...See MoreRenovating a 5bed and 4 reception vicorian farmhouse
Comments (7)I agree that you need to decide on your colours based on what you already have. I would get a colour chart from one paint manufacturer and decide on a good white that you can use again and again plus a nearly white and two light neutrals and 2 darker neutrals. Then choose 4 colours that are similar and work with what you already have. The idea is to have a bunch of colours that all work with each other and to set out some rules to work with and then use the rules for every room. Having a continuous colour palate each room will feel like it has come from the same imagination plus it gives a more luxurious feel. This way it doesn't matter which order you paint in as you have a plan of the end result- plus there is less wastage when you use the same paint in different rooms although with different light and different complimentary colours it will feel different in different rooms....See MoreFarmhouse kitchen layout and rayburn dilemma
Comments (29)Hi Catherine, Glad to help! Sometimes it makes all the difference being able to see options in 3D. Let me know if there's anything else you want changed around. I've saved the design on my ikea account for the time being. Making the double cupboard on the dining room wall a shallow one helps maintain the 'flow' but also creates so much more space for daily-use food storage which I know you were worried about originally. I imagine you'll be opting for something a bit fancier than ikea units but their visualiser is pretty good for playing around with ideas. You can always then take screen grabs as a starting point to higher end kitchen manufacturers to duplicate/tweak....See Moremeganlanephotos
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