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Bry R
6 years ago
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Comments (9)Hi Sheron, Kitchen is looking great - is it just just behind the hob you were looking to do? Couple of ideas: 1) could get a piece of clear glass cut to suit and screw in place (with rubber grommets to protect glass) - you can then use it like a picture frame and put photos/maps/postcards etc behind it - and change whenever you want 2) I'm still stalling on what to do with our hob splash back, so I've painted that section of the wall in matching paint, but in an eggshell finish. This means it's wipe-down and keeps the room quite minimal whilst I decide - but I might keep it this way! 3) tiles always look great and are very durable - I'd always recommend getting lots of samples before committing to any of them though 4) you could get a slab of the same worktop material to run up the wall? Re: the stools - whilst not very modern looking, they look fairly robust and reliable - so you could always investigate keeping these and painting these in your chosen feature colour?...See MoreLiving room lighting help
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Carolina
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6 years agoBry R
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6 years agoBry R
6 years ago@Carolina oh yes you’re totally correct. I should have been specific and said that the Amazon seller was based in China. Many ebay and Amazon sellers are based in China (and avoid VAT) and the cost of returns is prohibitively expensive (they insist on tracked returns).
But thanks again for all your comments!
Carolina
6 years ago
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