Colour scheme
sarahmccann72
7 years ago
Hi I would like to change the wallpaper in my kitchen but I'm not really sure whether to go for a white brick effect or grey and ochre, also should I paper the wall in my sunroom, I like the idea of a grey rug up where the sofa is and I would like to keep the walls white...any help would be appreciated, it's just trying to pull the 2 rooms together I've added some pictures of my kitchen sunroom and then the pictures of the wallpaper I was thinking about thanks
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bellalodge13
7 years agoOlives, pale or sage greens(greyish green) very good coordinate the kitchen and extension (with garden view). It is softening white kitchen units and connect free standing wood furniture pieces together (+flooring)
Do not use brick pattern wallpaper in the work/utility zones! Only real brick wall works right hire.
Add round jute rug as well. It is very practical and makes the rectangular space more cozy and sociable.
bellalodge13
7 years agoPale or sage greens/blues very good in coordinating kitchen with sunroom (garden view, Sky). Do not add wallpaper with brick pattern on the kitchen/utility/sunroom walls : it looks cheep. Only real bricks works right hire.
And just add natural and practical ROUND jute rugs to round up angles. It makes space cozy.
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7 years agoDon't worry about round shape. It works very well, because your sofa has a nice curvy corners, lamp shade has a cylinder shape, table legs as well! Don't forget it should be a huge/big natural rug, it will make a great vision impact
I let myself to give you some concerns about geometric patterns in your case (I really like it, but): you have already a big area with geometric lines - streamlined and slick kitchen units. This room is lack of some harmonising/playfull visual elements/lines/motives or colour boost
bellalodge13
7 years agoAnd some playful ideas, may be unusual for you...
This wallpaper(feature wall only) coordinates with black sofa and add some depth to bulging wall. And will be as a talking point among your friends
Put some forest theme modern prints
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