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7 years ago

I have a new Wren sky blue shaker kitchen. (Looks like duck egg blue) the worktop is luna nube quartz (pale grey with a bit of sparkle). The floor will be LVT blue-grey with a silver strip. Not sure about walls as I think it needs 'lifting'. Perhaps a darker blue. When I started this project, I wanted a pale lime green somewhere to go with blue but it may not work now. Please help.

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7 years ago
a darker blue doesn't sound like a good idea with your calm palette, but without seeing everything I wouldn't offer advice. I'm not sure where you're writing from but your best bet would be to hire a designer/decorator in your area. alternately, you can take your samples of flooring, cabinets & countertop to your local Benjamin Moore (or other design oriented paint company) for their advice. good luck!
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