Which kitchen do you prefer?
We cant decide between these two colour schemes. if we chose the cream then we would have travertine effect porclean tiles.
if we chose the grey then they would be a darker grey flooring as i dont think beige tiles would go with the grey and blue units.
What do you guys think?
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Sonia
5 years agoAre you having different coloured unit doors, that is either grey or cream with the dark blue? if so, then as the cream is a very pale cream, I think it would look good with the dark blue and be warmer. It isn’t that sickly buttercream cream. Blue and grey can look cold. I’ve seen lots of people on Houzz asking how to warm up a grey kitchen! I also would choose a wood effect floor in a nice warm tone - porcelein is great and very hardwearing. it also comes in a huge range of colours from palest white to deepest walnut. Something like this:
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5 years agoWhich one do you think looks better
I'm a little worried the brown may be too dark now.
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