Help! How to modernise kitchen with baltic brown granite?
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Comments (2)Hi Sally, We've done many kitchens where the island is intentionally different from the rest of the kitchen, whether that means the countertop coloring or material, or the cabinet coloring. It tends to make the island stand out a bit and add some visual interest to the space. You can change materials completely and go with a wood counter or man made material (such as Silestone or Corian) or stick with natural stone and just change the coloring. I'd suggest going with something more solid in coloring, either lighter (playing off of the grey/brown coloring you have) or darker such as a speckled black. I hope this is helpful. Good luck....See MoreHelp us stop our new kitchen from going clinical!
Comments (43)I thought I'd update everyone as to what we settled on as most of you won't have seen the finished post. Went went for Little Greene French Pale Grey on the walls and then a Grey Quartz worktop which had worked quite well. To stop it from being clinical, we opted for some textured wallpaper in the dining area which is Bala Storm (I think) from John Lewis. We then added some natural tones using a wooden table, and then Vitra chairs. Along with wooden fruit bowl etc. The main window will have wooden venetian blinds, and the bay windows will probably be done in a darker grey material as the perfect fit style blinds you find in conservatories...See MoreKitchen help!!!
Comments (81).... Which I absolutely love! I'm going to purchase some copper knives and some marble canisters to replace the ones next to the kettle but I am so so happy with how it looks so far :) we both want an induction hob which may come this year and I would absolutely love some white marble work tops to finish the kitchen but hey, work in progress...See MoreNeed help for my kitchen
Comments (22)There are kitchen companies that can replace the doors, plinths and end panels etc thus completely changing the colour of your kitchen but using existing units. One I know if is Dream doors which my neighbour used to go from dark wood to cream and I cannot tell they are the old units. I like your kitchen, the layout seems good. I feel whats making it feel a bit dated is the amount of orangey pine or similar wood. Even changing the door knobs would help. If you wanted a greater change, a handleless slab kitchen in either a matching cream as the aga, or a grey might work? As an aside, changing the colour of the floor might help too....See More- 3 years ago
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