Cheap kitchen spruce up
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Comments (7)Projection architects- thank you for the picture it definitely helps! It’s actually really nice seeing it full scale. When did a cheap lick of paint to freshen up become so complicated ?lol! The roof will definitely be white. Do you think a grey would work? My head says green is the best choice but am open to suggestions...See MoreSprucing up a retro kitchen
Comments (12)That yellow really looks fab! The countertop not so much.. But good to know it's in good condition. Look for a color that goes with the yellow and the counter, like an orange or navy and paint just the wooden trim, as it clashes most with the brown on top of it. Tiles could be painted an offwhite, if you'd like. Tile paint is rather durable (when not walked upon). Add something fun like a retro roller blind. Or a crazy vinyl such as the atrafloor Cindy (I was just checking Jules' link) http://www.shadesofstafford.co.uk/roller-blinds/ And some more blinds on here: https://www.orderblinds.co.uk/buy/orla-kiely-multi-stem-tomato-soft-fabric-roller-blind_4704.htm Or some fun starbursts here: https://20thcenturycloth.com/roller-blinds/ Can't stop: https://www.brewershome.co.uk/products/blinds/roller_blinds/scion/lintu/gecko-pacific-glacier/140098...See MoreIdeas to spruce up my kitchen?
Comments (3)I love Overtly Olive. Everything in your kitchen is a bit too cream so I understand why you fancy a change. Green goes wonderfully with cream and white. Farrow & Ball greens are nice too, I’ve got Cromarty in my sitting room, after wanting to change from cream. Go for it!...See MoreWhat is the best way of sprucing up old kitchen table?
Comments (1)I sanded down a 14 year oak kitchen table and stained it with Neptune's Isoguard Oil. Available in three colours. I used seasoned Oak for a soft grey tone. Total transformation ! Easy to wipe down and remove wine and greasy stains....See More- 9 years ago
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