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6 years ago
PROJUSTIN SIDNEY
6 years agoRelated Discussions
Need help with furnishing a weirdly shaped living room! (in Zurich)
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Comments (0)We have a new kitchen fitted in our open plan extension. It's dark wood and light grey (they call it grey, but it's more off white). The worktop (not fitted yet) is nearly white. We haven't got a splashback yet. We've bought a dining table that has a glass top and chrome legs. I'm stuck on how to furnish the other side of the open plan room. What colour should I get the media unit, dining chairs and bar stools in? Should I get a contrasting colour or try to match something already in the room? It doesn't need to all be matchy, but I don't want it to clash either....See MoreHelp needed with furnishings
Comments (1)I think these kitchen units can be used with any colours. Can you take your inspiration from your sofa? If not choose two colours that you like and use these. I would likely choose a petrol blue for the chairs and barstools, add a painted wall in the same colour and then choose a brighter accent such as yellow and use it with restraint in cushions, glassware, lamps etc I would probably keep the splashback faithful to the kitchen rather than trying make it a feature- I would continue the worktop up the wall but if you prefer glass then I would choose a similar colour to the worktop....See MoreHelp me furnish my open plan living/dining room
Comments (4)Thanks so much for your comment. This is my only living space, so looking to have a dining table, sofa, coffee table, chair etc. In the picture where you can see my kitchen - to the right, I have three windows, and behind me is just a bare wall with a radiator. I will send more pictures. Thanks again :)...See MoreRonke Odepii
6 years agohere's more pictures of the foyer to better help you help me.
Thanks Justin. I thought if the foyer was medium grey but opened into lighter rooms it would be okay. Thanks for perspective. I like the idea of a vintage radiator but would that mean changing all the radiators in the house?
PROMarina Drobot at Cinnamon Space
6 years agoyou can add a very shallow cabinet next to the radiator (Ikea Hemne https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=ikea+shoe+cabinet+hack&rlz=1C1GGRV_enGB775GB775&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi9uvfvxITYAhVBY1AKHU40A2AQ_AUICigB&biw=1920&bih=925s):
or add wainscoting:
or panel one wall completely:
a colurful rug:
plants and lights:
PROBest Heating
6 years agoHi, you could just change a single radiator to make the look. And perhaps look to change all of the others further down the line.
If you are looking for a traditionally styled radiator, with a modern twist, we have many of those in our store.
Or, if you were feeling really adventurous, why not opt for a colourful one like this -
There are lost of different options, but a new radiator would really add a different dimension to the space.Come and take a look at www.bestheating.com
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Carolina
6 years agoHi,
I saw your other post about the living room (the sofas are gorgeous) and there you asked about flooring. So, are you changing that floor? Would it be an idea to go for LVT (luxury vinyl) in a woodlook and continue that into the hall?
Or is the current floor continuing through into other rooms? Is it wood or laminate?
I'd just get a nice cover for the radiator. And change the light fixture.
Is there coat storage in the cupboard?
Ronke Odepii
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6 years agoI think it will look very nice. Couple with a grey light fitting and grey / white runner to tone down the brown flooring.
You may even paint the radiator the same colour as the wall, then your eye will not be drawn to it.
Ronke Odepii
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