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What colour is a better accent against these Stoneham Units?

Stoneham Kitchens

8 years ago

Brightly coloured accessories make a stunning contrast to our Stoneham oak units. Out of these two lovely fluorescent colours, which one do you prefer?

Yellow

Green

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V I Metal Ltd
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
I do like the green best, sorry not a yellow person it always seems to much like spring and Easter to me where as green is an all year round colour.
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Parable Designs Ltd
8 years ago
I thought the yellow looked more vibrant in the pictures although I'm not normally a yellow person.
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Original Author
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
Nice contrasting opinions here. Green is definitely a colour that can comfortably remain current through each season. Whereas yellow does make you think of spring or even summer. The yellow does jump out at you though! Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

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