North facing kitchen cabinet colour dilemma
Angela 'Donovan
6 years ago
Help please...replacing kitchen (less peninsula). Shaker units, Corian with upstand, glass splashback. Hope to have timeless neutral. I love light blue in isolation but think heritage grey (really beige) most clean and timeless. Husband likes deeper blue and that grey dull. . I'm afraid it will be too much for wall units.
I can't see the wood for the trees. not good at visualising whole kitchen...cant afford mistake
I can't see the wood for the trees. not good at visualising whole kitchen...cant afford mistake
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Angela 'Donovan
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Comments (5)Just noticed in your post it's a North facing room, so actually could end up cold and gloomy with the grey. There's a cream on the Paisley pattern, try Pale Sable paint with it. Alternatively a yellow like pale primrose or camomile could work - there's lots of grey and yellow around now and warm colours are recommended for North facing rooms....See MoreWhat colour units for a north east facing kitchen
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Comments (53)Dulux Rock Salt is a grey but off-white which reflects a lot of light but dries darker than a white. It joins warmer colours like blush or grape well and the Laura Ashley Garrat side table in honey you can see sits well too. It easily matches your marble but would join your tiles, accent wall and floor up I'm positive. This is in our westerly facing landing and stairs which doesn't get a massive amount of light; painted this week (so not quite finished). In my view, yellowy greys look more of a beige too and would look sickly with your other colours (the dust sheets you can see are creamy beige for context). Rock salt looks very clean without out being cold....See Morenorth facing kitchen dilemma!
Comments (11)Hi, This space really does have so much potential. Turquoise is a hard colour to work in a kitchen as it can appear very bright and loud if that is not what your looking for. Both of these images are different shades of green that would work well. I would suggest whatever shade green you decided on, you keep the rest of the room light and this compliments the green well. The neutral colours and light woodwork make it an eye-catching statement. Accessorizing in black and gold is also a beautiful touch to add, also adding a statement as soon as you walk in. If you need anymore advice please get in contact....See Moreminnie101
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