Splashback inspiration?
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Comments (15)We just painted a color called "Latte" over the dark red walls in our place and we keep thinking that someone left the light on! It adds that much light to the place as the red was just sucking out any light in the place. Find a color you like more for that wall and repaint...and/or maybe add a ceramic tile backsplash? It will make it feel brighter in there immediately as you will get a lot of light reflection. I love the idea of sage green with your cabinets....See MoreNeed colour help for white kitchen
Comments (12)I really like the clean lines of your kitchen , it's beautiful and I would not add to much colour but you could use some accessories with green and white that would compliment this minimalistic kitchen. For example adding a bright green plant/s or an accessory the same colour as the clock on your top wall can put everything in a nice perspective!...See MoreNeed help! Paint colour and ideas for large kitchen wall.
Comments (10)Hi Maria. It's a lovely kitchen and I must admit I like the white so would probably change the accessories. I would add a huge sunburst clock or mirror above the cabinets (can't work out if it's a clock or mirror above the fire). Add a statement light over the table. Try a coloured splashback behind the cabinets. Add some coloured stools. I would say paint the kitchen chairs but I can see they are good quality! If you do want to paint then either blues, violets or even a very soft grey if you add some coloured accesories. Do make sure the colour blends with the lounge though as you can obviously see through....See MoreWhat type of kitchen splashback!?
Comments (4)We stock a lovely turquoise colour in our range, this is the glass used as a worktop. We would be happy to quote for the supply and delivery of the splashback normally manufactured within 2 weeks http://bit.ly/1XkMkdF...See MoreChristel Quick
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7 years agoClear glass lets the wall colour show through and is less of a statement, and easier to source than coloured to match. Someone mentioned Mercury tiles, these are antiqued mirror subway tiles we used on a recent project. Easier to clean and install than a large piece of mirror. You could also try using your wall colour but in an eggshell finish instead of emulsion, easy to wipe off splashes and can be retouched up if needed.
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7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoCharnwood make a great product called Vlaze. You can get any colour you choose or even get a picture printed on it. It is made out of steel with a vitreous enamel coating. http://vlaze.co/
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