Need to decide on stone benchtop brand and colour...
rebjmoore75
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Which colour stone benchtop?
Comments (1)What a great look you are creating in your new kitchen with all the mix of materials. I just love slate floors. I would suggest you need a much earthier colour in the stone for your benchtops, in regard to the latte tones, something like the organic patterned Clamshell or Shitake by Caesarstone would be great. If you are going with real granite or marble, something like River White granite, which is still fairly white and light in colour, but has some beautiful, organic markings in it. Make sure you view a larger piece before you make any decisions. Good luck!...See MoreWhite Kitchen - Splashback and Benchtop Colour
Comments (7)Hi Sofia, the latest trend is that all white kitchens are on the out, so breaking up the colour scheme is and introducing natural elements, which is now the trend, is bang on. Well done. A natural style includes natural materials and colours. The thing is what sort of natural. This comes back to your style. What is it? Natural rainforest feel, desert, beach? If you think of your home in this light, it helps you to choose the right direction through textures that you can then take throughout your home to streamline it and increase it's appeal. In decorating we also look for opportunities to add contrast, so I see nothing wrong with a dark bench but here's the other lesson! Uniting your colours is vital. You have a timber look floor and a grey splashback - they are different. They need to be merged. Merge them in your benchtop with a Ceasarstone (which is worth every penny you put into it for the resale of your home). Something like this one: http://www.caesarstone.com.au/colour/6270-atlantic-salt ...Which isn't too dark, has a gorgeous contrasting texture and yet the timber and spalshback hues. Wallpapers are in big time and have been for a while and are not going out. Try picking out a major wall here and there and hanging a textured or a natural themed wallpaper ie leaves pattern, depending on the style, in a natural colour palette to match your floor. The whites, greys, blacks are neutrals - which go with anything. Compliment the colour scheme with Green which is a receding colour and will create the illusion of more space in a small space, and you'll have a natural style and theme. Lastly, again, depending on your style and theme, you'll need art to confirm exactly what these are. I am a customised artwork specialist. Your artwork again, will unite all your colours and create a focal point for the space... and so very much more. Have fun!...See MoreStone Benchtops
Comments (3)We used Caesarstone as a splashback in our kitchen last year. It is great but be warned that it is thicker than on horizontal surfaces. We didn't know and our prepurchased 5 burner cook top nearly didn't fit as the hole for it was machined too far back as the machinist didn't realise this. As a consequence ours doesn't meet the safety code and we have to be careful hot pots and pans don't touch the splashback or it could get damaged. We would use it again but would plan around the extra thickness. The knowledge of hind sight!...See MoreNeed help deciding kitchen wall colour!
Comments (2)hi there A custom designed kitchen can come in many shapes and sizes. Throughout the years the fashion and trends have changed. Different styles of kitchens are popular in modern homes. The four most popular types of kitchen finishing are a painted kitchen, a vinyl wrapped kitchen, a laminate or melamine kitchen and a timber kitchen. Each type of kitchen has its strengths and weakness. Budget, personal taste and the time which your kitchen was designed all play the biggest roles in impacting the type of kitchen your home might have. The durability or laminate makes it the perfect base to be turned into a painted kitchen. This way you give your kitchen a new life at a fraction of the cost of a complete kitchen renovation. You can easily remove laminate and melamine cupboard doors, draw faces and side panels. When you have removed them, bring them into the workshop to be prepped and painted. Once they are dry they are ready to be re-installed into your kitchen. It’s a simple process that typically only takes two weeks and will leave your outdated kitchen looking like new again. Do not hesitate to sign up for my channel in youtube, there you will learn everything about the design, put the likes, to make a repost)) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHuY28ATRji4MMfQNC-aPdw Thank you for your attention and the answer, I will be ready to discuss the work in more detail at the time convenient for you, in such a design, as you will be comfortable!...See Morerebjmoore75
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