I need help for my kitchen!
I really am struggling with our kitchen remodel. We are opening up our dining room and kitchen into one room. I love the layout the designer has come up with, but picking the colors, materials, etc. is driving me over the edge! LOL Our house doesn't seem very bright in these two rooms, so I am opting for white cabinets. We are going with Homecrest in Alpine finish. We are leaning toward LG Rococo counters and are working on trying to recreate the tile coloring in the inspiration picture below with crackle tiles. We will have an island now also.
I have a picture of a kitchen I love. I wish to bring in some aqua-ish dishes in the glassed cabinets. However, I also love the green we have in our dining room. The green changes color throughout the day. I really am stuck. Is there anyway to merge these two rooms-- or any color ideas for the walls. I really want some color. I am attaching the picture of the kitchen I love... and some pictures of our dining room. (I will include some of the current kitchen...though our house really is a fixer upper that we have slowly been chipping away at....)
I do still love our dining room table and hutch. I think I like too many different styles. Seriously, I am so lost on this! First picture is dream kitchen-in terms of coloring, accents, etc. We won't have open shelves, but do have a couple cabinets with glass windows on either side of the stove Hood. Current kitchen pictures were not really view ready--and a goal of mine is to get everything off the counters with the remodel. (that is chipped paint, not dirt on the cabinets.)
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10 years agoThe inspiration photo is lovely and there seems no reason you can't copy that style. If you love your other further but still want things brighter, I recommend you paint with Annie Sloan Chalk paint ( or mix your own batch with on-line recipes). No sanding required! Not 'chalkboard paint'. If you Google, you'll have lots of help. For examples I'm attaching a dining room piece and a bedroom armoire that I did for our home. Your wood furniture would look great brighter and you can apply a protective coating on your table top. Good luck.
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Valerie Gorman