Help! Colour options for cabinets
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Comments (1)What country?...See MoreHelp pls - Option A or B? (dining table)
Comments (26)@Carolina interestingly - yes - we did consider the Calia and similar tables at other companies. We liked it a lot. At one point I was also thinking along these style lines for a breakfast bar, and /or the children's desks. But we chickened out on the table (and the other things too). We weren't sure we could make it work (e.g. we thought it pushed us in to very different chairs) and we were also worried that it wasn't sufficiently timeless for our needs (i.e. we would tire of it before we could afford another big outlay for an extending table). I thought we might be more successful choosing things like pared back industrial or Skandi, or more distressed/vintage in lamps, and side tables. I'm still hoping that will be the case. But each time I make a decision, I seem to choose 'safe' and in favour of the colours; rather than style. Truth be told, I like lots of styles so I'm worried that I'll end up with 'awful eclectic'. Choosing colours and safe seems a bit easier. But I have a feeling it might be going to end up 'co-ordinated bland'. Only the children seem to be able to inject a bit of shazam (the coloured chairs in the Eames/eiffel style around their desk were their idea). But if I give them too much free rein, they'll turn the room into Smiggle. What I would really like to achieve is a green & grey palette with accents of teal/jade/ and a few pops of sky blue/mint green/ chartreuse). I'd like it to feel layered but not cluttered. I'd like the expensive purchases and the base/background to be timeless and like updated classics (e.g. G plan sofas; shaker kitchen in modern colours). And then I'd like to play with some of the current style trends in the accents and layers. It feels like I am still copping out and playing safe - but maybe I'm still sorting out the basics which I would like to be safe and timeless. I'm not feeling confident; it's the fatigue of so many decisions and the usual unexpected issues cropping up during the building process. Thanks so much for your suggestion and encouragement to aim for something a little different, at least somehow. @comegetme Thanks very much for your clear advice and encouragement too....See MoreHelp-kitchen cabinet colour decision
Comments (6)I don't think it will date. I do think that some styles of cabinets will date sooner than others. But different colour island than wall cabinets is a timeless look in my opinion. The green is gorgeous. A safer choice would probably be the darkest blue/black (?) And i like that with the white that's on the right in the photo. The other white has a pink undertone it seems and I expect that to give a problem with wall colours for example....See MoreNorth Facing Kitchen - Cabinet Colour Help - Stalemate!
Comments (11)Hi Kate - I think you have so many options with this room and you and your partner's preferences are not mutually exclusive. There's a multitude of ways to play it - dependent on your overall design you could have the grey green on the bottom cabinets with white wall cabinets above, or vice versa. You have all white cabinets and then pick out some features in a grey green paint (something similar to Green Smoke by F&B) maybe your window shutters/window seat and the back of the kitchen door and transom window and/or the alcove cupboard fronts? If you are keeping the dark floor my preference would be to go for lighter worktops, and worktop colour will be a big component of the overall look along with cabinet colour. To answer your question re feedback from those with these colours/styles. I have the bodarp grey green unit for my bathroom basin with drawers. It's the same finish as the kitchen. I find that the matt finish does show up more finger/splash marks than a glossier finish. They clean up fine and it's not a major issue but might be a consideration for you - I only have two drawers, you are looking at a lot more than that!...See More- 10 years ago
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