Kitchen

Reply to: Hi, I love your kitchen! we have not long completed our kitchen- not dissimilar to yours. All white,white units white corian worktops, all White Island. We went for warm wood floors. I spent weeks and weeks agonising over splashbacks - love the mirrored ones but wasn’t sure if the glam aspect clashed with our matt white and scandi style, looked at plain glass splashback or coloured splashback but again wasn’t sure if the glass finish went with our style. I finally gave up and desperate to cover the plastered area I painted it very light matt grey (accent colour in rest of room too) I then used decorators varnish in flat matt to seal it. Our sink is in front of this area and splashes, cooking spills clean up so easily that what was intended as a temporary measure I now love and am keeping, cost me about £20 to do. My point is that it is another option to consider. Someone has mentioned marble already and I think some marble effect tiles would look amazing there - could really see that looking fantastic. Good look with your search x

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Reply to: Hi, we now went for an Aluminium version (looks as much as Crittall as Aluminium can...) and it is sliding (only company I found doing sliding - all others did French Doors). Warning: very expensive. If you call them they will send you pics of doors in that style - don't think they have them on website: Maxlight.co.uk

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Reply to: Small updates. We painted the kitchen door to match the cabinets and it looks a lot smarter - we are going to paint all the wood doors. As the floors are wood too, unpainted doors look a bit too much.

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Reply to: Thank you everyone! The kitchen units are Beckermann Estrada Trendline in Magnolia Gloss. We find many customers love the sleek seamless effect they provide and this colour is classic and versatile.

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Reply to: Love it! Looks really sleek. Where are your kitchen units from? They are really smart and choice of colour is really timeless

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Reply to: If it's North facing and you like the cool Wevet/Ammonite colours I would avoid a cold floor. Huge matt tiles such as these from Mandarin Stone (Mortar Sand or Mortar Putty) could work. Make sure there is a bit if warmth to the undertone as North facing rooms are difficult. https://www.mandarinstone.com/product/mortar-putty-porcelain/

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