Our new Kitchen
Sarah Godson
7 years ago
Here is our kitchen. We knocked down the wall between the kitchen and dining room to create a large kitchen diner. Had to put in new tile flooring and newly plastered walls. We painted it white but the jury is out!
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Coco Nuts
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Kitchen Layout - New build
Comments (8)Where is your refrigerator? If you move your stove over is there room for a refrigerator and a stove? You will need at the very least 12" on each side of your stove. Your sink can either go by the window or on the island. Another option is to put the stove on the outside wall and move the window over. If you do this you can put the sink on the island. The refrigerator can go on the back wall and you might have room for a 24" wide pantry at the end next to the door and the refrigerator can go next to the pantry....See MoreColour advice
Comments (0)Has anyone used farrow & ball slipper satin with skimming stone & charleston grey? We are using skimming stone on perimeter units which is in L-shape and charleston grey on island with 'lagoon' silestone worktop in our new kitchen. House is a new build and very well lit, we have windows/sliding door on three sides of room. Apologies no photos as not installed yet. We have all lower units apart from two tall press areas to integrate fridge, cooker etc into and one wall hung press as didn't want to crowd wall. Also looking at wimborne white in F&B and Subtle in Colourtrend brand. Ideally would like a good neutral that would work throughout a large part of house if possible. Not too grey or cream. Thank you for taking time to read this....See MoreOur new kitchen
Comments (2)Nice space. You could do a true U-shape pulling the right side off the wall so the door opens to the seating side of a great peninsula....See Morekitchen splash back colour love it or hate it
Comments (1)Glass splashbacks are a great idea , glass is so easy to keep ! there is such an extensive range of colours available ! It finishes off a kitchen so nicely tiles are great too but there's an awful lot of upkeep involved !...See More
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