f&b kitchen colours?
We are moving house and plan to decorate the house as soon as we move in so I am wanting to get planning! I need help with suggestions for a farrow and ball wall colour for this kitchen. The floor is quite dark and the granite is black.
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4 years agoI like Skimming Stone too or Cornforth White. It’s neutral but has a bit of impact. If you want more off white then Wevet is good. My friend has Ammonite in her bathroom and it is a very pale grey which may go? I think it is so much harder choosing neutral shades!
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4 years agoSkimming Stone & Cornforth White Data Values.
Lightness = How light or dark a colour appears.
Chroma. = How near to neutral + weak or how colourful + strong
Hue Angle°. = To which Hue Family it belongs & where within that Hue Family it sits.
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4 years agoAnother thing to consider: removing the glass door wall cabinet and maybe put one or more shelves there or hang some artwork...
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