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eilhughes

what colour should the carcass/inside of the kichen presses be?

eilhughes
8 years ago
Presses on the outside are painted London stone by farrow & ball
Classic Painted Shaker · More Info

Comments (6)

  • PRO
    Distinctly Living
    8 years ago

    Hi the dark grey on the cupboard is an oil based egg shell 'Scree' by Little Greene.

  • eilhughes
    Original Author
    8 years ago

    do you mean the inside should be the same color as the outside or could the inside be white. A different wood has been used on the carcass of the presses to cut down on costs?

  • PRO
    Distinctly Living
    8 years ago

    Not sure if you are looking at different picture, the cupboard above with the two white mugs in, is all painted in one colour, the same inside and out.

  • eilhughes
    Original Author
    8 years ago

    Thank you, Yes I am but my cupboards are only being made at the moment & I hope to cut costs by using MDF for inside of cupboards and solid wood for the doors

  • PRO
    Distinctly Living
    8 years ago

    If you are referring to the closed cupboards, the choice is up to our clients as we offer bespoke manufacturing they can be hand painted to match, spray painted to match, oak or walnut veneers etc.


  • eilhughes
    Original Author
    8 years ago

    That's great thank you for the advice

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