What type of knobs would suit this kitchen please?
Updating the kitchen and would like to work with the existing holes in the doors rather than trying to fill them in and use handles. I´m thinking something in a brushed steel. maybe as the fridge and over are brushed steel. I don´t want to use cup handles as I have them elsewhere in the house. The worktop will be grey. Silestone Blanco stellar. Any photos would be very much appreciated.
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Marina
8 years ago
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8 years agoHi, I would suggest this if you are going to keep the doors that crisp white these would look stunning :-)
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8 years ago
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8 years ago
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8 years agolast modified: 8 years agoHello Marina,
I rather think if you want to keep knobs then have a look at these... In matt white they would look really good as yours are now in white and rather good with the red kick plate and worktop. They also do other colours but I think these are really a fantastic design as knobs and handles can be so very boring... See what you think..
Make the look even more contemporary by keeping the worktop as bare as possible. Also you could add a red lino to the floor and make a statement out of the kick plate and worktop.. Have a look at Sinclair Till. They have fantastic range of linoleum and some really fantastic designs there including plainer versions.. : ))
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8 years agoThank you for the suggestions. I should have said that the red will be changing as will the tiles. The plinth will be the same as the worktop, which will be a Silestone. Here is Spain the plinth is generally made from the same material as the worktop. No reason to stick with that except that I´ve previously had one in the same speckly grey that I´m going for and it was very practical. I´m possibly going to use the Silestone as a splash back for the hob and an upstand all round, then paint the walls. Just struggling to make the final decision.
Marina
8 years ago
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8 years ago
PROStella Michael
7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoThere are so many gorgeous knobs, what about something to add a bit of personality and fun/joy to the kitchen. Easy, simple and fairly low cost to play with. All the same, different but co-ordinated ones, alternate ones ...
Not saying it has to be one of these, just examples to open up the options from the more traditional, slightly more masculine ones ...
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