Granite kitchen worktop problem
Myla Mack
6 years ago
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Need help for my kitchen
Comments (1)Black & cream are wonderful colors, but they need an accent. I'd use a similar pink as the accent here & there. You chose pink flowers for the table! Paint chairs black. The curtains could be black & cream with a pink lining that shows just a bit or you can be more bold with the black + cream + pink theme....See MoreOur bland kitchen - help
Comments (20)Kitchen cabinets will look fantastic painted. The thing to consider when thinking about worktops is the work black granite creates - they show every little watermark, so need a lot of polishing. I discovered this when doing lots of experiments on granite samples! Other thing to bear in mind is granite is porous, so you have to be careful about staining the lighter coloured worktops and granite requires resealing after a few years. Because I'm quite lazy and didn't want any maintenance, plus we are a messy family, I went with Compac Quartz in white mirror, it's practically bomb proof and I haven't managed to stain it yet (3 years on). Comes in tons of colours....See MoreMarble, Granite or Quartz... Whats your Preference??
Comments (1)For kitchen worktops? Out of these, I think I prefer marble!...See MoreKitchen Respray
Comments (3)Hi there, to harmonize with the earthy and natural tones in your kitchen, you could consider Old White by Farrow & Ball, which in rooms with good natural lighting creates a soft grey finish or Cotswold by Neptune, a subtle grey. Also, do remember to factor in your room orientation, in north facing kitchens, cool greys and neutrals can look dreary, making warm shades a much better option. Kind regards, Prestige Painting team...See Morelouiseaholly
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