Need help with splashback in kitchen
julieheath54
6 years ago
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cloudpants
6 years agoI know everyone will say it's been done to death, but have you considered white subway tiles, perhaps with grey grout? Or pressed tin tiles? Maybe the mosaic ones pictured?
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julieheath54
6 years agocloudpants
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siriuskey
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Gallifrey
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6 years agoGallifrey
6 years agojulieheath54
6 years agoThanks everyone for your comments.. Here are a couple of photos of the kitchen of our 1923 weatherboard house. Floorboards are new Baltic pine that I think I will add a little colour with stain.
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Marg Malec
5 years ago
siriuskey