colour scheme help for kitchen/diner
nicolabeckett25
6 years ago
Mid way through getting an extension to finally sort out my kitchen after living with a 1980's kitchen for far too long!
We've chosen the kitchen but not decided on flooring or wall colours and need some inspiration from people who know what they're doing!
The kitchen we've chosen is howdens Greenwich dove grey with a dark grey work surface. Do I stick to grey on the walls or do I inject some colour into it.
This is the mock up that howdens have done for us. Since this mock up we've decided on darker work surface.
We've chosen the kitchen but not decided on flooring or wall colours and need some inspiration from people who know what they're doing!
The kitchen we've chosen is howdens Greenwich dove grey with a dark grey work surface. Do I stick to grey on the walls or do I inject some colour into it.
This is the mock up that howdens have done for us. Since this mock up we've decided on darker work surface.
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Comments (21)Lovely colour scheme. I think your only problem is that it is a bit too elongated. Solve this by turning the table and rug round, short end to the wall and it will help widen the dining end of the room. I would change the blind to a mauve shade and put some big pictures with matching mauve coloured frames on the kitchen and dining room walls. A matching vase with pink/purple/blue/white flowers on the table -will tie it all together. The chair is cute - perhaps there is space at the end opposite the kitchen to put it with a little table and one of the lanterns beside it or a magazine rack? Don't get rid of the rug as it breaks up the floor space - the room will look even longer without it - I would add a small matching rug at the kitchen end too. Hope this may help....See MoreHelp on Kitchen diner layout
Comments (4)Hi Iveta, I think what you are asking of us is quite a lot! Honestly, I would either break this question up into smaller requests or alternatively ask a professional you have been following for some paid advice. I have a realistically priced, online product where I could design this for you, however, you really are asking of at least 8 hours of an experienced person's time to answer this one question. My product is called Design My Room and you can read about it here: http://www.inventdesigncreate.com/design-my-room/ I think your existing space is fantastic and there is loads of potential, but Im sure you know that already! You are so lucky to have a gorgeous home. Good luck. Jo x...See MoreCan you help with colour scheme for kitchen/diner
Comments (10)Hi. The kitchen looks a very different colour online! I'm assuming you don't want much contrast with the units based on the colour pics? You're going to need a warm grey but it may take some time to find the right one :( I would start with farrow and ball skimming stone (pic shows it in a north facing room), slipper satin and ammonite. I think you can afford to go darker on that dining wall, have you considered a textured wallpaper, faux grasscloth etc? Based on your first pic you like neutrals mixed with lots of texture so you could go for greige sofa (maybe a shade or 2 lighter than walls/kitchen) and then add your colour plus different shades of the greige from really light to fairly dark with different textures for cushions, throw and accessories. Alternatively you could go for a blush pink or duck egg sofa. Plants, herbs, flowers will lift the room. Perhaps add a really large mirror where the sofas are to make it feel wider and bounce light....See Moreneed help with colours for wall of kitchen diner
Comments (2)Hi Cavdoorn, Your kitchen-diner sounds lovely. I’ve got a couple of recommendations for wall colour, the first being Dulux Dusted Moss 3. This is a calming soft green/grey colour, which I can see working perfectly in a large kitchen diner, especially with lovely oak flooring. These tones will all complement each other beautifully. http://bit.ly/2glP39K My second suggestion is Dulux Rich Praline 5. Whilst being a gorgeous warming tone, Rich Praline 5 is also contemporary and sleek. Perfect again for an open plan living space such as yours. http://bit.ly/2f6xrRP I’d suggest buying tester pots of each colour first, as it’s important to see the colour on the wall to make sure you’re 100% happy, before making your final choice. Happy decorating and please let me know how you get on. Jade Dulux Design Expert www.designer.duluxamazingspace.co.uk...See More
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6 years agoWe currently have wood effect flooring in living room and hallway and we're thinking of just continuing it into the new kitchen
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