flooring for navy kitchen

Vinny Eckles

2 years ago

Hello
I am buying the midnight blue tatton kitchen from magnet with ash/maple worktops.

Can you recommend a good tiled flooring to compliment these colours?

Thanks
Tash

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Noel Dempsey Design
2 years ago
Hi Tash,

I'm not familiar with the kitchen you mentioned so I would ask your kitchen designer for advice, They should know the correct tones and textures that could work with your design. Best of luck with the project.
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