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suggestions for wall paint and floor tiles (kitchen diner)

Green Silk Salam

6 years ago

these are my caramel colored units from Howdens with a stone effect worktop. my kitchen diner is spacious.
1-what colour shd i paint the walls?
2- best colour for floor tiles ?
3- best colour for wall tiles ?
Thanks in advance

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Green Silk Salam
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6 years ago
Sorry I meant cashmere not caramel!!
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