Colore per pareti
Chiara F
7 years ago
mi piacerebbe dipingere le pareti di questo monolocale con dei colori...in particolare con una tonalitá di azzurro (dove si trova il letto) e magari un secondo colore più neutro. Tutti i mobili andranno via tranne la cucina che vedete in fondo, e vorrei che i colori delle pareti fossero intonati alla tonalitá della cucina
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Help with color scheme for kitchen.
Comments (2)With grey shaker cabinets and white metro tiles the world is your oyster! You could keep it all very neutral or add a splash of colour or pattern to the floor. Browse the photos on Houzz to find some kitchens you like and you'll soon see what styles you are drawn to. I'd recommend a light colour for the worktop as dark ones tend to show up every tiny crumb so you'll be constantly wiping it down. In terms of lighting, it's so important to make sure the lighting works well for you. Make sure you have plenty of light in front of you on the work surfaces. Go for quirky wall lights or a row of little pendants, or if you have wall cabinets then opt for under cabinet lighting. Then you can choose a statement pendant in the middle to give general light to the room and acts more as a feature than practical lighting. Get in touch if you'd like more advice on tiles, colours or lighting plans. Good luck!...See MoreVote for your favourite film-inspired interior!
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Comments (8)Hello ericah162, Where in the world are you or the house in question? I ask this as it may be nice to look at the environment before considering a colour, as it may dictate a style or colour.. Climate too.... With the style of house as per your image, it could work in a variety of ways... From a green grey should you choose to go dark which is gr8 with foliage! Equally too are earthy colours with hints of brown, browns and ochres.. If you really want to aim for a lighter scheme shades of stone and other off whites... One thing I would suggest is to consider texture! A textured facade is a beautiful facade.. Another idea of course is that you may have something architectural that can benefit from a more dramatic colour/finish thus picking out it's particular design... Perhaps mix materials for a dramatic aesthetic which always looks fabulous with foliage! Have a look at these and consider how they might inspire the decision process.. : )) Textured block (Frank Lloyd Wright) Beautiful in their design today as when they were built... All of them! (of course not all these are just cladding or render but they are meant to be inspirational and illustrate my suggested textural element) Concrete finish offers beautiful smoother but textured finish.. Textural render on a larger scale with wood as a second material Multiple, mixed materials.. I rather like the structural aesthetic here picked out in the stone. (this image is a bit small : (( )...See More
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7 years agoSalve Chiara, sarà un'occasione per divertirti sistemando questa casetta, e farla tua,adattandola al tuo gusto personale, ci tengo a darti qualche consiglio anch'io: condivido l'idea di ritinteggiare la cucina anni 70 lo puoi fare da sola acquistando "Vintage paint" un prodotto utilizzato per ridare un nuovo aspetto ai mobili e molto semplice da applicare non necessita di carteggiare vedrai che risultato, io farei un bicolore bianchi i mobiletti della parte alta e un bel grigio parte inferiore, inserisci una bella penisola con sgabelli tra il mobile e il frigo in modo da sfruttare al meglio questo spazio poco utilizzato per avere una zona dove mangiare avrai un zona di appoggio in più visto che ora nell'angolo cottura lo spazio e' rispetto elimina il tavole e le sedie (le puoi vendere on line e ti rifai un po' delle spese) sposta il divisorio lo puoi accostare a una parete e renderlo decorativo al suo posto metti una libreria a vista bianca (ti allego foto per darti un'idea) al posto del letto a vista inserirei un letto a scomparsa puoi scegliere tra tanti modelli senza spendere un patrimonio (vedi degli esempi dai quali prendere spunto) aggiungi una poltroncina ,vedi che cambiamento, per le pareti un bel grigio perla brillante per la zona cucina ma nella parete del letto applicherei un bel" carta da zucchero"( vedi foto).Con poca spesa e tanto divertimento hai trasformato e personalizzato la tua piccola casetta.A presto
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