Kitchen Units
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minnie101
5 years agoHave you looked at farrow and ball elephants breath? Or do you want something lighter or darker?
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5 years agoI am painting my kitchen units a light grey round the wall with the darker grey on the island. My problem is that my walls are painted farrow and ball old white but to cover the oak units I need to have an oil based eggshell. I have found the light grey from Little Greene called Fescue and there is a darker grey called Serpentine from LG also but it looks sludgy in some lights so I am looking for a true darker grey, without too blue or too green undertones. It is not a dark room normally, it's just the weather today.
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5 years agoHere is a better view of my kitchen on a sunnier day, and on the sale particulars four years ago - reason I'm painting wood is that I don't like it in a kitchen
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