Graphite kitchen
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Daisy England
3 years ago
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I have a new graphite kitchen units with chiffon white quartz tops wha
Comments (5)My personal choice of those two would be white with grey grout ! But tiled like pic attached maybe ?!? Looks great so far ! Clever you !!! :-)...See MorePaint colour
Comments (2)Thanks so much for your reply I was just looking at F&B Strong White but will definitely look at the paint you suggested. As for the bold colours I bought two orange Danetti chairs their fab and also looking at Boogie orange Roman Blinds as they are a mixture of orange white and two shades of grey ( need windows finished first ) Thanks....See MoreAdvise on new kitchen design
Comments (14)I agree with Jonathan and would remove the worktop return under the window and would have a larger island. Having the hob on the island is a very personal choice, some people like the sink there, others prefer it clear. I spent lots of time searching for people's opinions on kitchen colours and islands and everyone's opinion is different depending on their taste and what suits them and their family. Kitchens cost such a lot of money and I was so worried about getting it wrong. I'm having an induction hob on the island which will be split level, the seating area is higher than where the hob is, which again some people like, some don't, however it will suit us. I almost went for white gloss cabinets as it's a safe bet, but every time I looked at a picture of a grey kitchen I loved it so I thought, be brave and go for grey. I think the light and dark grey units work really well together. You need to think about what will work best for you and what you like and go for it, I'm sure it will look amazing....See MoreIs blue still a firm favourite for kitchens in 2020? What do you think
Comments (15)Deep saturated blues and/or dark blues will always feel warmer than pale blues, especially 'greyed' pale blues. I love Inchyra Blue, and lots of the deep blues, but they are definitely a fashion. Green is all over Instagram at the moment, especially with dirty pale pink but again, it will pass. Have what you like, keep it for longer....See MorePhil
3 years ago
Juliet Docherty
3 years ago
PROPaul Alexander Kitchens
3 years agolast modified: 3 years agoHello Phil,
Sounds like you have a big project on your hands! What a lovely size space you are going to be creating. We would always ask you a question if you were thinking about going for a more out there 'personal' colour choice.
'Is this your forever home/ looking at staying there 10years+ or will you be selling it in the next couple of years?'
This will then give us an idea as to what to suggest. If you were thinking of selling it in a couple of years, we would recommend doing a fairly natural kitchen palette and then injecting colour through sit on top appliances like the coffee machine and toaster etc. Because the Buyer will have there own thoughts and bold colours might be a turn off.
However if it is your forever home then why not be brave and go for it. You have to love it and be 100% on board though.
This couple we completed a kitchen for did just that and still love it to this day. Flooring will play a massive part in it aswell. They opted for a concrete effect resin and brick slip feature wall. Which we think gives it that urban shore ditch vibes that they loved. - See are 'Newbury' project for more images.
Hope this was helpful, Thanks Paul Alexander Kitchens.
Sonia