Help !!!! -kitchen colour dilemma - grey or mussel

anisa1989

7 years ago

I love the idea of a grey kitchen However I believe it will go out of fashion quicker...

What does everyone think grey or mussel which is partly cream and white ?

Grey

Mussel off white/ creamy like colour

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7 years ago
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