What colour units for a north east facing kitchen
Annie Par
7 years ago
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Comments (3)At the moment the kitchen walls are F&B New White which is ok but not suitable for the adjacent rooms as it is too yellow looking as I need to take the oatmeal sofa in the living room into consideration. The three rooms lead into each other and are open plan to each other. The living room is the darkest and the others have good light. Kitchen is to the left of dining room and living room is behind dining room. The house is cottage style but no beams...See MoreCashmere or light grey kitchen units for north facing room
Comments (8)Me too, especially when you look at the second photo, which I think is in the back alcove of your kitchen, because that's where you really see the difference between the warmth of the cashmere vs. the cool harshness of the light grey. (By the way, I've been following your various threads but never commented before - I think your kitchen will be fabulous as you are making great, considered choices). I'm looking forward to the final outcome!...See MoreNorth facing kitchen cabinet colour dilemma
Comments (9)I'm not doing walls until kitchen in. also waiting a while to replace our table with a slightly bigger one. I've always wanted a decent table. only 3 of us so maybe will use end of it for serving up. in the pics the island looks clear and usable. the reality is it gets covered with all sorts. Im thinking of a mobile unit as could put it against chimney breast some of time. It's a developing idea. I'm reluctant to finalise until we live with the kitchen for a while. so much to think about and I'm an over thinker!...See MoreHelp with kitchen colours/ design in north / north west facing room??!
Comments (2)Hi! We have a north facing kitchen/dining/living area with a patio facing west and a window on the east side. We went for a lighter colour (slipper satin) on the kitchen units as they are at the 'back' of the room (ie you enter the kitchen from the hallway, then the living/dining area is at the patio/garden end). It is a lovely soft off white and doesn't look cream because of the cooler light north facing rooms get. We opted for Drop Cloth (also F&B) on walls which a lot of people comment on as it looks nice and warm and not too dark nor too pale. Our accent colour on the island/kitchen peninsula is Railings as I have other dark blue accents in my furnishings. If you are going for Downpipe on the island, I would possibly go for Strong White on your units as Ammonite can look quite cold. I have used S White on both walls and woodwork in other areas of my home and love it. Farrow & Ball told me it suits north light well, as does Wimborne White - which is a lovely warm white. Have you tried a sample of it at all? As for the tiles, I much prefer the blanc ones, think they look more modern. I have attached pics of my kitchen and hallway (which has strong white). I also have an instagram page Dekko Bird you could see more pics on. Hope this helps a little! keira x...See MoreAnnie Par
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