Pale Grey and White kitchen
Lorraine White
7 years ago
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Lorraine White
7 years ago- PRO
Dub M
7 years ago 
PROAmelia Laura Interior Design
5 years agoHI Lorraine , I like the sound of your kitchen colours! Without seeing the tones in a picture its difficult to determine which shades you have chosen but I can visualise both white and grey in a printed or decorated tile. By choosing a decorated tile you can combine the colour of your cabinets and your work surface beautifully. There are so many beautiful tiles out there..here are some lovely examples..im not sure what your style is but here a few options ...
Good luck with it! hope it turns out well!
honeypoppet
5 years ago
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