Cottage kitchen accented with red Country Kitchen, Kent
Inspiration for a large country eat-in kitchen in Kent with a double-bowl sink, red cabinets, granite benchtops, panelled appliances, porcelain floors and with island. — Houzz
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Hi there, for a similar red look to Farrow and Ball's Incardine and the neutral - Joah's White
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Natasha Saroca added this to 10 Excuses to Leave Behind in 2014
9. “I’m hesitant to try that look because I don’t like following trends…”Not a fan of trends? Don’t worry, while we can appreciate them, we’re not always enamoured with them either. However, that’s not to say you should turn your back on up-and-coming looks completely. Rather than copying the trend in your home, why not draw inspiration from it and adapt it to suit your tastes and lifestyle instead? Think of ways you can make it appear less trendy and more timeless in style, too.Case in point? Pantone’s Colour of the Year for 2015, Marsala. While the rich, red-brown hue has had mixed reviews, there are numerous ways you can make it work in your scheme, even if you’re not a huge fan of the exact colour. Maybe you could decorate your space with a hue that’s a little softer or darker than the original shade and may suit your style more. Or you may prefer a variant that’s more red in colour, like the tone of the striking island in this country kitchen.
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csinclaire added this to kitchens
Red, and not as bright as the other red one
Annie Jeanson added this to Les idées de Annie
Crème et framboise, audacieux.
letterbox4 added this to Bungalow
Colour, rounded units, windows, open shelves, colour at the back of the bookcase shelves, round table
