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8 years ago

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Matthew Decorator
8 years ago
Light grey walls
Tani H-S
8 years ago
Any colour would work with that combo although a nice bright colour would really look stunning
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I have the same. Look on my ideas book 'my house project' and it shows what I have done. Painted Portland Stone (little Green) and tiles the same colour. It is much warmer that it was. I have complemented with turquoise, greens and mustards.
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Orchid Interiors Company
8 years ago
Grey works well with black and white, it will make the white units look brighter and black work tops stand out. Light grey will give a bright clean look or a darker shade will give a warmer feel.

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