What accessories to add to a kitchen?
Hi all,
We recently completed a beautifully modern blue and white kitchen in Bradford on Avon. We finished the counters with a Silestone countertop and a twin Siemens cooker. But what accessories would you add to compliment the room?
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PROAnne Haimes Interiors
7 years agolast modified: 7 years ago- PRO
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PROShabby Store
7 years agoThis kitchen is amazing. Love the clean, sleek design.
Luxury glassware would be perfect for this kitchen with its minimalist style.
Orchids would be an amazing touch to this clean kitchen design, one would look stunning on the island.
These clocks are simple but would add a lovely look.
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minnie101
7 years agoHi. It looks a great kitchen. I think I'd go for texture picking up on the stone wall and orangey tones from the art. I'm not green fingered but I think you can keep olive trees inside so would add a large one in the corner next to the 2 windows maybe in a jute or similar container. For the sink area some more herbs (rosemary) and some nice hand soap and a couple of wooden scrubbing brushes. For the island a wood and marble chopping board, a tall vase of eucalyptus and an old terracotta bowl filled with fruit or veg
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