Unsure of which colour worktops for kitchen?
Charlotte Garland
7 years ago
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Comments (1)It looks like a light grey grout, this is commonly available from most suppliers. Better grout brands will also offer an upgraded option with microban added into the mix, this will prevent it from discolouring over time....See MoreCharlotte Garland
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7 years agoHi Charlotte,
I'd echo everyone's thoughts and say go for accessories. It's really easy to mix it up that way, and things like tea and coffee caddies and tea towels are fairly inexpensive to do so.
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Good luck with your new project,
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