Light grey kitchen
7 years ago
Hi All
I've just purchased the below kitchen
https://www.howdens.com/kitchens/contemporary-kitchens/clerkenwell-gloss/clerkenwell-gloss-grey
I'm wondering what colour walls and tiles I should use with it. I have greyish tiled flooring already in place (photo)which I'm keeping. I like something that would offset all that grey.
Many thanks
I've just purchased the below kitchen
https://www.howdens.com/kitchens/contemporary-kitchens/clerkenwell-gloss/clerkenwell-gloss-grey
I'm wondering what colour walls and tiles I should use with it. I have greyish tiled flooring already in place (photo)which I'm keeping. I like something that would offset all that grey.
Many thanks
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PRO7 years agoHi there!
I would say be daring and go for a patterned tile on the walls to cut through the grey which can look a little flat if used excessively. A Moroccan style tile would be perfect!
Best,
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