Kitchen wall colour advice
Hi, need help on choosing a colour for my walls which are currently white , looking grubby now , they used to be a cream to match the units . Don’t want to change anything else , curtains have terracotta and neutral shades in them and blind is terracotta
thanks in advance
Linda
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- 5 years ago
5 years agoMy first thought was a lovely soft pale green. It ties in nicely with the cream units. I think it would also sit well with the curtains and blind. Then I thought a pink (not Barbie!) would really go well with the blind and curtains. More a sort of muddy pink, which is very fashionable at the moment. Of course there are the huge array of neutrals, but I find them too confusing. Here’s a couple of images of what I mean.
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- 5 years ago
Yes my head spins when it comes to neutrals! I think a pale duck egg blue would also look good. I have it in my kitchen and my units are cream.
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- 5 years ago
I prefer saggy green 😂 A lovely sage green is Farrow & Ball Cromarty, I have it in my sitting room. I suddenly remembered a neutral I’ve used by Little Green called Slaked Lime. I used it on a bookcase and it’s a lovely warm off white.
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