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Hi love this! Do you know what colour the blue splashback is please?

2 years ago

Desperate to fine a colour match to what I have in mind for our splashback! RAL reference is what our supplier can match to. Thank you

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The Myers Touch
2 years ago
Hi Jill,

The colour used for the glass splashback in this kitchen is actually 'Opticolour Grey' but, with the skylight and the bright sunny day it is reflecting blue rather than grey. You'll see the true grey colour in some of the other project photos taken further away from the windows.

The full range of colours is available to view at https://www.optidek.com/product-range/glass-range/coloured-glass/

I hope this helps.

Kind regards,

Angela
Jill Hunt
Original Author
2 years ago
So sorry, I just found the email in my junk mail! That's incredible how it reflects the colour of the sky so much! Unfortunately ours is in a darker area so it would definitely need some blue to lift it. Thank you for taking the time to reply, I'll certainly have a look at the range of colours in the link.
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