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Need help with work top choice

7 years ago

HI

Just finalising my white gloss handless kitchen from Wren. I love all whit and have chosen white alpine quartz(With small mirror flecks). Struggling to picture it all together as samples of quartz small. I also want to put white gloss brick effect tiling on wall when completed. Need some reassurance that this will good and not too clinical

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7 years ago
Bizzarely enough, i have just given advice to someone else to use exactly the same combination above, and from Wren. Great choice, it'll look wonderful ! Lovely clean lines, you can always add a little splash of colour with tea / coffee caddies, or coloured pendant lighting.
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Create Perfect
7 years ago
Agree with Man About the House. We too have just finalised an all white, handle-less kitchen and it looks fab.

There is no need to worry at this point as there are always things you can do to warm is up or dampen the clinical look.

Once complete and you know how the space feels, you can add any warm touches as suggest by Man About the House. Did you not get a 3D render of the space? This may help for planning lighting before implementation.

We offer affordable 3D packages for already designed spaces. I would be happy to go through it with you if you wanted to drop me a message.

All the best and we look forward to seeing the finished space.

Gina
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