Do beige and grey go together?
KP Anderson
2 years ago
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2 years agoOne of my favourite tartans has black, grey and beige tones ... looks great together IMO.
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Comments (7)Hi. What colour are your ŵalls? I might go a chalky white with the shelves the same colour. Can your fire surround be painted? If so, would you consider orange? If not an orange mirror over the top or buy one you can paint. For the bed I'd add a grey'ish sheepskin throw, a couple of cushions in the bed colour, one with texture and one which you can add some buttons to, plus a geometric cushion in a larger or smaller scale than the bedlinen with some orange in. If you have room I'd add little shelves either side of the bed and add orange anglepoise lights. If not, then add one on the chest of drawers ( but I might paint that then). Over the bed 3 scandi style prints. I've found this one. The other 2 I'd keep fairly neutral rather than more orange https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/65129921/eames-poster-mid-century-poster-nursery?ref=market...See MoreColour to go with silver grey and beige plaid
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Comments (38)When you say your wall colour is “strong white” do you mean Farrow and Ball Strong White? Looks lovely. I’ve got the same dilemma-Dove Grey units in an east facing room which gets not much light. I’ve tried a million samples and can’t find that “right one”. Thanks...See MoreSuggestions for flooring to go with gray shaker units & viscon grani
Comments (21)River white granite is very similar to the splashback in the last photo.... the thing is we have in our mind to have a grey kitchen and everyone is saying you can't have all gray. our last house had alot of brown and beige, tan, cream etc, no one mentioned we needed gray to break that up LOL, and while I appreciate that those colours are warm, and gray and white are cool, this is an extremely warm and sunny house, lots of patio doors, often I think I've left a light on. So I think I can get away with gray and white without having to still drag brown in ..? If i add colour right. and by colour I mean red, teal, mustard... not brown! Which is a neutral IMO I think we will go ahead with the kitchen and leave the walls white for now and put floor samples down to decide.... then add accent colour organically....See More
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