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Kitchen Deco!

6 years ago

How would you guys add colour into your kitchen without painting your walls?
What kind of items in your kitchen is used as decoration?

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Armac Martin
6 years ago
You can add a nice subtle undertone to any kitchen with the choice of handles used. We offer a range of finishes which you can view at www.martin.co.uk/products/finishes
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Design a Space Kitchens, Bedrooms & Interiors
6 years ago
Hello,

If you have quite a neutral kitchen or are happy with your wall colour, you could add colour through your kitchen accessories, bar-stools and splashback. This will really help to brighten a kitchen and make it a perfect place for family and friends to enjoy!

Here are a few examples of some of our projects:

High gloss grey kitchen with red splashback · More Info

High gloss cashmere kitchen with green bar stools · More Info

Contemporary dark grey kitchen with large island · More Info

Open plan, matt cashmere & grey wood effect kitchen with skylight · More Info

Kind Regards,

The in-toto Amersham team
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