Help please my kitchen
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help with my kitchen please
Comments (12)Hi. I think I'd go for a green with the wood and floor, perhaps a pistachio, Apple or cool sage. I like Carolins runner idea as you're a little limited as to what you can add in the space and be left with counter space. Is there space over the window for a vintage sign? Perhaps a small vase of flowers where the butter dish is. Can you put hooks over the pipes and add a couple of colourful colanders to detract from the boiler? Maybe some cake tins etc on top of the wall units? Do you have a ceiling light at all? What does the inside of the wall cupboard look like? You might be able to take off the doors of one (and store!) and add lots of vintage accessories...See MoreHelp me finish off my kitchen please!
Comments (10)Hi Monica. The kitchen looks great. I'd go for a light grey on the walls, you could look at farrow and ball strong white or a darker grey such as cornforth white , both should work with the floor which has grey tones. Can you take more pics of the seating end and give dimensions? I'm just wondering if a small sofa would be better next to the kitchen units (broken up by a really tall plant) with a chair in the corner between the doors with a lamp behind? The compact sofa, chair (also comes in grey and yellow) and floor lamp are all m&s. I like Monica's idea of enamel pendants, these are by pooky. Will you be dressing the windows at all? I'd accessorise with lots of different textures and plants to get that scandi feel. I'd look at a mirror splashback which will also make the room feel wider, I like an antiqued effect for texture but you may prefer a plain one. If you're keeping the walls very light then a few accessories such as picture frames will work...See MorePlease help to add colour and personality to my family kitchen!
Comments (21)Hi Yolanda - I'd change the stools, table and chairs, and swap the pendants for something in coloured glass or (personally) metallic, and change the cabinet handles from steel to brass/gold. Instant lift. Splashback-wise, try distressed mirror (suitably tempered and toughened) as it has loads of personality, bounces light around and is easy to clean. Then play with wall colour. Warm accents will stop the wood door from jarring so much (or paint it, if you can convince your husband). You have a lovely kitchen - will take very little to get it where you want!...See MorePlease help with my kitchen redesign
Comments (16)If you really can’t face applying for permissions then get someone else to do it for you. This is one of the services an architect can do for you. As far as where you extend I think a side return makes the former dining room less light and less useable but people accept this as they are protecting often modest gardens. If your garden is sizeable I say have an internal courtyard to help bring light into the centre of your house as you don’t have to be as economical with the garden....See More- 4 years ago
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