Kitchen splashback advice needed
monika11111
7 years ago
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Comments (17)Hello, I have just finished DIY-ing my small white kitchen, but your lovely kitchen is large enough for you to play with colour. But also can be costly if you do not like what you have chosen. There is so much out there, it can be taunting. Take your time as there is no hurry (unless you have self imposed one) as the kitchen seasons change and you must have this and that NOW! Looking at your pictures you seem to like yellow, orange and there seems to be some greens (Ornaments, pots and plates) plus some woods. Start with those colours to compliment and pull it all together. What are your favourite colours, flowers? Or a favourite piece of fabric, pattern, design style or era ? Start with things you like then eliminate. If you are not sure as depending on your kitchen orientation the colours will change with the light, also due to shelving, cupboards a lot of shadows will darken the colour. I could experiment with some colour pots or and get some made up of a colour you like or take the ornament to a DIY store. They can make up the colour for a couple of pounds. Paint some paper A4 or bigger with whatever colour you think will work. If you think glass splashbacks put a piece of glass over it (an picture frame glass will do, if you do not have one they are pennies at a charity shop and you can donate it back), hang them at different places in the kitchen at different times of the day with lights on and off. If tiles, get samples. Do the same thing. If you cannot return the tile samples use as place mats or to protect your kitchen surface. If there is a wall paper that you think will give your kitchen a kick. You can use it and then seal it by putting clear acrylic or glass over it, if going for clear glass check if it has a green hue or pure clear, a green hue will change the colour underneath it. And the inside of your shelves can be a colour or pattern too. If you have children or grandchildren, you can now with laser technology get templates and photos of them and or their art work on paper an seal it. I hope this helps to do what you want and not influenced by "designer fashion". Have fun!...See MoreSplashback for white kitchen . Any advice pls .
Comments (0)Hi, We got white kitchen with copper profiles. I like to add some colour to this kitchen . I am thinking to go with copper turquoise mixed splashback with turquoise chairs . Will that look odd ? Or shall I go with only grey or copper. Is it very difficult to get tiles in that colour . Where is the best place to find those colour tiles . Sorry for asking so many questions. Any ideas really helpful. Thank you ....See MoreHelp! Kitchen splash back advice needed
Comments (3)I have to confess it’s a nuisance when manufacturers produce worktops in one size and then upstands and splashbacks in another. If you are having the splashback all the way along the wall which will also go behind the hob you could have something different behind the hob which would give you the additional length you require. Usual hobs are 600 although some are 900mm. Perhaps have a contrast behind the hob? Premier Range have a webiste with some lovely options on. Bearing in mind you have chosen a neutral light grey you could successfully have anything with a hint of colour....See More
PROCroydon Window Company Ltd
7 years agoHi Monika, We have recently supplied and installed this colour splash back for our client which would work well in your kitchen as it will be timeless... please also look at our projects on glass walls and splash backs. Next week we will be installing antique mirror in a bathroom.
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