Kitchen redesign
8 years ago
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Hi to the Houzz community. I need your help. I am in the process of renovating my house. I have two kitchens and would request your advice on kitchen counter top color and backsplash tile. please note that I have 2 kitchens
Kitchen 1 :
- Which quartz color to use for countertop? I am being proposed red quartz.. would it be suitable? if yes, what color for backsplash?
Kitchen 2 :
- Which quartz color to use for countertop? I do not think Red quartz would be suitable, please advise. Also,
what color for backsplash?
Thanks a lot! :)
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- 8 years agoPersonally I think you should choose a quartz that is white or pale grey and paint the cabinets grey.
As far as splashback the cheapest option is often tiles and a metro tile is one option I like
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