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Looking for help on what colour to paint my cupboards

15 days ago

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Looking to know what would be the best colour to paint my cupboards..

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Leonard Long
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15 days ago
Leonard Long
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15 days ago
Grey
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Sonia
15 days ago
You seem to have answered your own question 😊 I think white would actually be nice and freshen up the space. I wouldn’t go too dark as it looks quite a dark space, however a gentle pale grey might work.
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Jonathan
14 days ago
If you look at websites such as Farrow and Ball they will show you schemes. It’s an easy way of exploring more options. Assuming the blue worktop and the blue detail on the floor are staying you might be attracted to a blue with blue scheme- personally I think it could feel dated. You might like a very pale silver grey with the blue elements which will make it feel cleaner and fresher than the current cream I worry that this could feel cold. So personally I would probably choose two neutrals one light and one mid tone where one is warm- for example Strong White cabinets and Cornforth white walls - you can look at both colours on the farrow and ball website
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Leonard Long
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14 days ago

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