New kitchen diner and i need curtains!
lynne92
il y a 9 ans
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Commentaires (36)Microwave next to the table would solve the bad looks and the height issue. Normally upper cabinets can be about 48cm above countertop, but since it looks better to have them on the same height as the built-in hood, you'll need 60cm. But if you're 1.60m you could consider a free hanging hood and some upper cabinets next to it, otherwise all uppers would be too high for you and you'd only use the lower shelf. And even better: Buy an oven with microwave function! (already posted that I think) Oven with microwave is different than microwave with grill. I even have a 12 year old tiny Panasonic combi that makes perfect bread and pizza!... Voir plusCuisine 11 m2 avec ilot ?
Commentaires (761)Ces derniers sont meilleure en finition et juste la couleur qui me reste a chosir. c'est du parquet imitation bois made in spain.... Voir plusWall art idea needed
Commentaires (7)Hello Velvet Ninja You seem concerned with that one wall. I'm not trying to criticize, the space seems new, with quality materials and well-lit, but have you also noticed the other big white walls? and ceiling? Why just the wall with the mirror? You've got a majority of white, a good dose of black, some chrome / stainless steel details and an uninterrupted shiny pale wood floor. It's relatively astonishing that you have a white door and only one white window, but the other window is black? Everything is relativement anonymous, nice, but nothing too ground-breaking. Is this a rental or your own home? Are you sure that just some art on that one wall will make it cozy and beautiful? Have you thought about any window treatments? Store venetien? Rideaux? Store bateaux? Any type of rug under the dining table? A rug called Bolon, made of woven vinyl fibers, easily cleaned ant anti-allergy. Is the mirror not on the axis of the table on purpose? And why a dark wood? It adds to the "window types", a black one, a white one and the wooden mirror one... Some more information would be helpful. good luck, Lynn... Voir plusWindow treatment to keep sunlight in?
Commentaires (2)Hello, I vote for full height curtains. Check out references from Studio McGee for some gorgeous ideas. If you keep them white and with long enough rods to allow them to fall in front of the wall instead of covering the glazing, there will be no change in available sunlight. good luck, Lynn... Voir plus
lynne92
il y a 9 ansHere are some photos to give you an idea - the kitchen is being replaced and the floor will be tiled.
minnie101
il y a 9 ansI do agree you may be better with a plain fabric with a mustard trim given the size of the windows. I Tried to find a faded striped fabric in your colours but without joy as the stripes would give the appearance of it being taller. Fabric shown is harlequin poetica Laurier. You could also mix and match fabric between the kitchen and dining end. The 2nd ones shown are Clarke and Clarke Bukhara which also looks nice in the grey and white colour way (geometric pattern). Final pics is from susie Watson designs pearl Apple blossom. I would maybe think about trims or even hanging a faux curtain on a track underneath the curtain to bring the mustard in if you don't like busy patterns.
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