Yes, I have a sample and I did take it to Ikea. But it all just looked weird, as ikea is all artificial lighting! No natural light. I'm thinking of going back with sample and taking a door outside so check. I think white units will not match the cream :( I will post a photo of the silestone tomorrow, see what you think! Thanks :)

Hi. Everyone's device shows colours differently so I could probably upload several pictures of the same colour and they will all look different plus the colour will obviously change based on the light, size of the room and will be influenced by what other colours are around it etc. Painted wood often comes out a shade or 2 lighter than walls, I'd pick up a tester, try painting some wood (avoid using small pieces) and move it around the room to see how it changes in the light at various times of the day under natural and artificial light. Good luck!

Hi there, we have just had our kitchen finished in navy blue (RAL2004) we found the 2011 too light. We used Silestone calatatta gold worktops, full height splash back and island worktop, we painted all the walls in Little Greene Tusk, which brings warmth to the walls. Maybe look at a darker oak flooring, as this will add a lot of warmth to the room, we went with an antique oak (I normally absolutely hate dark/antique oak but for me, the floor makes our kitchen).

I'm in Northern Ireland and used Dee Light Furniture Facelifts NI. He has a Facebook page with lots of photos of his work showing lots of colours so its worth a look there. His standard of work is excellent and came highly recommended by word of mouth. He also builds this tear drop caravans to order! I think it was worth paying someone as he made our existing doors and drawers look brand new filling the holes from the old handles. We could never have done that to his standard