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What colour scheme is your kitchen?
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Maple units
Dark flecky worktops
Beige wall tiles
Buttermilk walls
Beigey mottled floor tiles
Brushed stainless steel sink/taps/cooker/hob/hood ( bad idea.... hard to keep fingerprint and smudge-free!)
I've got various bits and pieces (canisters etc) in T G Green's "Cornish Blue" stripe, and the blinds are that same shade of blue with the off-white piping.0 -
Your kitchen looks really good with the worktop and sink, van. Well Done

I can't wait to see my aunt's one, she's just finished hers with the one pound walnut doors.Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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What a lovely kitchen Van

Just in the process of getting mine refitted.
Oak units, granite worktops, grey slate effect flooring. Just choosing tiles - so any input welcome
Thinking of cream walls and dark red blinds as all downstairs cream walls/ curtains/ blinds with either cream carpets or beech laminate plus dark red sofas and accessories. The house is not big, so I like the idea of taking the colour scheme throughout downstairs.
Again, any suggestions welcome
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Mine currently only exists in my head but...
white painted doors with oak tops
big grey US fridge/ freezer which set the tone for pale warm grey walls (little greene paint colour whisper)
Purple as an accent colour with a purple glass splash back and purple sparkly flooringPeople seem not to see that their opinion of the world is also a confession of character.
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Ohh I like the idea of grey and purple :cool:
I am currently looking at Matt Beige units - might put it with the light grey walls and black worktops.
Prudent - I too have a small house and am trying to keep the same theme throughout. I am even going to run the same floor through the kitchen and into the dining room. But dining room has an oak fireplace with black tiles that I cant seem to envisage going with anything. I dont want to get rid of it though as it isnt that old.
Van - I like the sage green cupboards but they look more grey in the picture? Are they or is that just the photo?0 -
Mine is still at the drawing board stages but so far:
White gloss shaker style units, dark laminate worktops, white wall tiles and slate floor (grey and ochres). These are the units:
http://www.howdens.com/kitchens/ranges/contemporary-collection/calgary/somewhere between Heaven and Woolworth's0 -
I've had slate floor in my last 3 kitchens (I move house a lot :-( ) and though I love the look of it its hard, cold and shows all the marks so am going for a change this timePeople seem not to see that their opinion of the world is also a confession of character.
Ralph Waldo Emerson0 -
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This is how my kitchen looked when I moved in...here's the (almost) after.
I've painted the walls a pale sage green now and have pink touches (not many!!).0 -
Did you just repaint your units? It looks so much better with the doors white.It's not easy having a good time. Even smiling makes my face ache.0
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