Tile and colour choice for kitchen
Hi, we have built an open plan kitchen in the extention and gone for wood panelled doors. We had decided on a white floor, worktop and back tiles having seen a lovely photo but have now decided maybe to add some colour? We have the white floor and sparkle white worktops but struggling with what colour tiles, splashback and paint, would look good with the wood? I love the teal suggested in a previous question but maybe that's a bit brave?
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PRORukmini Patel Interior Design
5 years agoHiya - Lovely kitchen! I think you can go for a soft minty green like the picture below. Green has warm undertones meaning you can pair it up with warm wood. As you have lots of natural light coming through I would keep it light and airy.
Try Farrow and Ball - Pale Powder or Teresa's Green
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