Need help with my open plan kitchen living room colour scheme
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PROSolid Furniture Design
7 years agoHi camkk017,
Did you consider having a island in your open plan kitchen living room?
Have a look at the design that we made for our client.
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PRODulux Amazing Space
7 years agoHi
Camkk017,A
feature wall can be a great way to introduce a splash of colour to your space.
For a
feminine look, you could opt for a smoky purple like Dulux colour mixing Oyster
Cove 3 - perfect to complement dusted greens and greys.
Alternatively,
for a bolder contrast, think about using a trend such as a moody blue like Dulux
Steel Symphony 3 for an accent wall.
Whichever
one you go for, just enjoy yourself and be brave - it’s only one wall, so you
can update it easily.
Good
luck and let me know how you get on!Hannah
Dulux
Design Expert
www.designer.duluxamazinspace.co.ukRelated Discussions
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camkk017
7 years ago- PRO
Dulux Amazing Space
7 years agoHello there,
Thanks for your reply, and you’re very welcome. I have found
you some similar colours to the list you have provided below:Farrow
Ball Skimming Stone
Dulux Elderflower Tea
Farrow
Ball Worsted 284Dulux
Dusted Moss 1Farrow Ball Elephants Breath
Dulux
Knotted TwineI
hope these colour suggestions are helpful. Unfortantly I wasn’t able to find
the colour Wattle II or Wattle III, so I can’t match a Dulux colour from our
range I’m afraid. If you would like to double check the colour names, or send
me a link to the colours, I would be more than happy to find you a similar
colour for you.Hannah
Dulux Design Expert
www.designer.duluxamazingspace.co.uk camkk017
7 years ago
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