Colour ideas for a kitchen
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Comments (26)Hi Liz I had a look at the images you posted, and I think a lovely green would be great on your kitchen walls! There is a great one, called Persian Green from Colourtrend, i think it has been discontinued on their current colour charts, but is still available to buy, its a lovely warm natural green and would be fab, looking out onto your garden from inside. The blue appears to make the room look slightly cool...so maybe stay away from blues and greys! Defo change the handles, and just plain white roller blinds, with a side winder, no frills, let the light in, clean and fresh too! Hope this helps ;)...See MoreColour ideas for kitchen walls
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Comments (2)I think you could transition to white and have achieve a white with grey/black accents in the bench and fittings. If you need color, then splashes in bright fruit bowl, kettle, utensils - could be multicolored but might be better to stay consistent with one. The empty wall space could be home to a simple black frame with a print in the same colorway you use in the accessories. The breakfast bar does not really seem to have a purpose. You might be better served by removing. I take it that the big items (washer? fridge? freezer?) are on the wall opposite? Enclosing them in a similar bench might keep that area tidy. I know you aren't thinking about a kitchen redo, but it appears that the wall opposite the sink might be better as the oven, fridge, washer in a full wall unit, or partial wall but full height, thereby freeing up the light from the window to the rest of the room. The current lay out strikes me as enclosing the room rather than building on the window. More bench space could be located from the sink to the wall end....See MoreChroma Design
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