F&B Breakfast Room Green in a breakfast room. Too much?
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Comments (9)Hi Stefan, Regarding the garage I would leave it as is, if you are planning on selling than I would leave it for the next owner to decided if they need the storage or the extra living space. As for the breakfast bar and knocking the dividing wall this might be a better idea to add value to your home. Most clients are going for an open plan dining/ kitchen area. Having this arrangement is great for social gatherings and a breakfast bar is great for informal dining. If you could show us a few photos or your current kitchen we might be able to suggest a few more ideas. We hope this helps. The team at Modus Kitchens...See MorePaint sitting room F&B Downpipe
Comments (13)I've never been a fan of dark walls, but I do think they can look stunning. However I have changed my mind now.! We sold my late mum's house last year - it was decorated to rent out in the usual cream walls, oak floor and beige neutral carpet. We noticed it was up for rent again (owner going abroad to work for a while) so ideal opportunity to have a nose online! Wow they had totally redecorated it in a mid century style. Walls were a mix of white and very dark grey throughout with trendy 60's style artwork. The main bedroom was stunning in dark grey walls and white bedding. It's not something I would have ever done, or even had the imagination to do, yet it looks fabulous. I would therefore say go for it, if you're a little wary just do a feature wall in the dark colour and do the rest white. Good luck!...See Morekitchen/breakfast room renovation
Comments (4)Hi, Would you have any images or spaces of the space? this makes visualisation easier. Having a more open space with kitchen and dining or 2 more private zones depends on how you want to use the spaces; you might find that you want to interact with guests who may be at the dining end or it may be that you want to hide the kitchen clutter and enjoy a separate dining space. You could also consider glazed pocket doors or internal French doors/folding door to open and close the spaces as and when. if you are going for free standing FF, I would definitely go for a cabinet surround to give a more cohesive look....See MoreWhat color goes with F &B Hague Blue in matching room?
Comments (9)Hague blue can look good with a variety of colours: dusky pink like Setting Plaster, or a type of India yellow for example. However it depends on how much colour you would like to have. You can introduce these other colours using furnishings rather than paint colours and stick to a neutral like Dimity for the walls. On the other hand if you like the drama of the blue and want to achieve a flow throughout the l-shaped space, then continue with the Hague blue. I haven't really answered your question, but I hope my ramblings help. Good luck....See MoreCelery. Visualization, Rendering images
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