kitchen small appliance and roller blind advice
This is my new kitchen without the white quartz worktop and English oak vinyl flooring.
What clout do you think for the kettle and toaster, and for a roller blind.
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Comments (0)Roller blinds or Roman blinds and Color advice please?...See MoreDawn Laverty
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Sonia
3 years agoSo I would go soft white or cream for the kettle etc as it is such a nice calm room because of the lovely wall colour. Or sage green but not so easy to come by in kitchen appliances.
Price does not seem to reflect quality. I’ve had cheapies that are every bit as good as the high end products. The first pic is mine, but if budget allow the Delonghi green one looks gorgeous!
Sonia
3 years agoWith the blinds, something with sage green in them would be nice, or plain white painted wooden slatted blinds always look smart.
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3 years agoI like that John Lewis blind Dawn. I’m a real fan of colourful blinds. Have a look at blinds2go too - made to measure but at a great price. Heres my very colourful kitchen blind lol!
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