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Light grey floor tiles what colour kitchen units to have

8 years ago

Getting a new kitchen what colour goes nice with light grey floor tiles

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8 years ago
greens, grey / greens, aqua, off white all sorts it's a good neutral base. x
Mrs Webster
8 years ago
White or dark grey. You could have dark grey on the bottom and light grey on the top
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