kitchen paint wall colour advice Pls
Alison Wilkinson
3 years ago
Hi...I’m going crazy trying to find a colour to suit our kitchen cabinets. can’t afford to change the kitchen yet...but would like a more contemporary feel...the walls are currently Dulux Almond White...which is more of a cream than I would like.
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Alison Wilkinson
3 years agoRelated Discussions
Need more colour advice to tie living room and kitchen.
Comments (2)The protruding wall around the fireplace needs to be wallpapered or painted with dense motifs or tiled with stone/brick textured tiles or ply. Re-doing your fireplace will drastically change the look of your living room. See photos below. Consider painting the frames of your doors and sliding doors in the living room and kitchen a dark brown to match the floating shelf over the fireplace. Do not decide what you want to do in poor lighting as you have provided in the photos. Wine is a good color to consider. Also think of darker colors like plum and have different shades on each wall (from the same color family). So maybe think of wine- plum- magenta or wine - oxblood-blood red, etc. whichever suits your taste....See MoreElderly folks require carpet and paint colour advice.
Comments (25)That is true alright, though even with a patterned carpet they usually keep a mat for people to wipe their feet on by the door, or if people like to remove boots or shoes when entering ( not that common here) but great idea. The trouble with the patterned carpet was if anything fell on the floor you could hardly find it !!...See MoreKitchen Wall paint dilemma??!!
Comments (3)Hi Louise, Lovely new kitchen, such a lovely bright space too. I would suggest going a couple of shades darker than the kitchen furniture colour so you get a contrast to the furniture and flooring. This will help keep it on a neutral palette so your other furniture and accessories are not competing with too many colours. Also as your room as so much natural light you can go for a slightly stronger wall colour and it will look superb. the photo below shows a very cool grey wall you could go for a warmer grey but it give you an idea of what you could do. Painting the walls can always be changed relatively easily, so if you want a change after a few years you can and it's a lot less costly than a new kitchen! Keep us up-to-date on what colour you choose and if you have any other questions please let us know....See MoreKitchen wall colour advic
Comments (0)We are buying a new build property with a kitchen colour matched to Farrow and Ball Hague Blue, we need to decide a paint colour for the entire house before we move in. What would be the best neutral to go for? We will repaint rooms after we've lived in the house for a while but at first all one colour....See More
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3 years agoWere these pictures taken in the evening? Just that the kitchen looks very dark. It’s a lovely kitchen though. The whitest white I can find, without going Brilliant White, is F&B All White. It looks very fresh, but I’ve never used it.
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