tile colour dilemma
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We are having a nightmare trying to find the right colour scheme for our tiles that works with a blueberry coloured kitchen cabinet and a white quartz with grey vein. I've attached some photos of the kitchen at present. we have tried some off whites and greys but it just doesn't go right. Any help would be greatly appreciated. We are looking to tile to the ceiling for the oven wall so it works as a splashback also
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Carolina
4 years ago
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Comments (7)Always worth checking with Lasscos, if they don't have any then they may be able to suggest where you can get some, and who may be able to restore the ones you have. They have a few locations so worth going and having a look or at least giving them a call. They will also probably have some other 30s bathroom fixtures. I just love visiting them, dangerous though as I end up buying stuff. http://www.lassco.co.uk/...See MoreBathroom floor tile dilemma
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Comments (11)I would think about how to make best use of earthy materials, I'm not convinced the strong blue is the right thing. Is it possible to post lots of picture that show different views of the room? I agree about pale worktops, essential for reflecting light. The other thing to consider is that the floor tiles are quite a strong colour and therefore I wouldn't put too strong a blue in there, rather a duller dark blue/black or softer warm greys.The bottom image with warm greys and small amounts of dark blue/black is lovely. I like Sonia's images, they feel right for the materials you are working with. Here are some more....See MoreHelp! tile dilemma
Comments (8)I agree with @Juliet Docherty. Don't just use them because they were free... You might regret it later on... You've probably put quite a lot into the project so far....go with what you want :)...See MoreCarolina
4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoIt's difficult to judge the colour of the quartz on screen. You could perhaps try a light grey subway tile. https://www.porcelainsuperstore.co.uk/wall-tiles/subway-tiles.html?gclid=Cj0KCQjwj_XpBRCCARIsAItJiuT1L5avGx2xh9X7U6Akrzw5ZkCPD16XGC8t9cOgJLBg8EttLjCjYLUaAk_dEALw_wcB
Or have you considered antiqued mirror glass?
Or perhaps a patterned tile? For example (just to give you an idea, but there are so many choices out there)
https://www.tilemountain.co.uk/kitchen-tiles/range/swing.html
Zellige tiles come in many different colours and shades and are really pretty: https://www.zellige-tiles.com/
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