New home - starting with kitchen renovation
Sally Moore
il y a 5 ans
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Commentaires (6)Hello, I sent the plans to your hotmail address, I hope this is where you wanted them sending, I still don't know how to send a message on this site. I hope I've done the right thing. Regards, Ken.... Voir plusChoosing an Interior Designer
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Commentaires (2)So do you think an architect is necessary? This is my decision.... Voir plusApporter de la couleur dans ma cuisine ou pas ?
Commentaires (85)Pas très coloré tout ça... ;) Vu la couleur actuelle (un blanc légèrement plus foncé que vos plinthes), elle est déjà "blanc cassé". Certes, la matière ne se fait pas ressentir en photo, mais je doute que remettre un autre blanc cassé vous changera grande chose. Perso, je préfère des teintes neutres avec des accessoires changeables permettant de redonner un coup de "changement" aux moindre frais / temps, mais une peinture murale reste facile à changer, si vous vous lassez à terme. Il faut aussi faire TRES attention avec une image sur écran. On a même du mal a choisir un blanc sur un vrai nuancier papier - la perception de la couleur change intégralement selon le type de support et le type d'éclairage.... Voir plus
PROODC Door & Glass Systems
il y a 5 ansHi Sally, if you are on Instagram, have a look at our account @odcdoorglass, lots of inspiration there for kitchen extensions. You could indeed opt for glazed roof panels, like in this project here
Wintergarden in Aylesbury · Plus d'infos
Or have a large roof lantern as featured in this kitchen below
New Build in Minstead, New Forest · Plus d'infos
Large rooflights will be a more cost effective solution, such as these in this kitchen
Large kitchen extension in North London · Plus d'infos
Hopefully this will have given you a few ideas!
Best of luck with your project.Sally Moore a remercié ODC Door & Glass Systems
PROA&A Bespoke Furniture Ltd.
il y a 5 ansHi Sally, just wanted to share with you the idea of this kitchen which our company has produced and installed. Hopefully it can be useful. Best regards, Alina
Masculine kitchen / Putney · Plus d'infosSally Moore a remercié A&A Bespoke Furniture Ltd.
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