Need help with colour scheme
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7 years ago
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Need help with a colour scheme for our forthcoming kitchen
Comments (4)Hello, our customer had rustic ivory kitchen painted doors - she also chose leathered steel grey granite worktops (much softer, than say a polished granite worktop) and she choose a beautiful blue colour for her walls which I personally think went fantastically well together (and then her red range cooker also went beautifully with her colour scheme. I hope this may help?...See Morenew sofas - need help with colour scheme
Comments (29)keep the frieze white, I know that it might be tempting to paint it to go, but as it is likely an original feature, and was originaly white, plaster friezes should just stay white. not briliant white dulux, like an art gallery but a lovely natural white, like shirting from the little greene paint co. UNless you are painting them with golds etc in some palace I fell they always look much better white. and try not to get too much contrast in your paints, look for a pinky greys , lilac shadow from sanderson paints, mirage from the little green paint company , and fig greyt from zoffany are all examples of greys that hit a pinky tone, but GET SAMPLES they are invaluable for the seeing the nuances of shade and sublteties that only the light in your room will pick up. i can send you paint charts if ytou need them karly...See MoreNeed help picking a colour scheme
Comments (0)Planning a design for a company in London and they have asked to have their room be fun and vibrant but I am not allowed to use the typical colors as they put it. Any Ideas? My Website...See MoreHelp with colour scheme
Comments (9)Ooo... you have quite large furniture pieces for the size of your room. Especially the TV cabinet is quite large and dark. But I see that your furniture is staying. Perhaps I can persuade you to change the coffee table for a round one? Anyway, I've tried something out so you can visualize what a difference it would make. So, I would go for an off white. Something like School House White by Farrow and Ball perhaps. You'd need to see if that goes with the curtains, sofa and the new floor though. But a warmish off white would be a good choice I think....See More- PRO
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7 years ago camkk017
7 years agoDear minnie101 sisal rugs look great. I would need two in my open plan area. One under dining table and one in living room area. What colours do you think I should get?
We will be changing sofas soon. Buying a purply, mulberry colour sofa. Also going to eventually add a farrow and ball dark feature wall (worsted 284) and farrow and ball (skimming stone) to other walls. Our kitchen is a taupe colour.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Kind regards
minnie101
7 years agoHi. A pale golden one would look nice or one which has blonde, taupeish and grey tones in. You could go for the same rug or ones with different borders or patterns. Or I personally like layered rugs either with a cowhide (appreciate not to everyone's taste) or a Persian style rug which you could add at a later date if wanted for the one under the sofa. Good luck with the acoustics!
camkk017
7 years ago
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