Kitchen Design, Tunbridge Wells Transitional Kitchen, Kent
Example of a mid-sized transitional galley dark wood floor and brown floor enclosed kitchen design in Kent with a farmhouse sink, granite countertops, white backsplash, paneled appliances, an island, shaker cabinets and gray cabinets — Houzz
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I would like information on the flooring as well!
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Hi there. Many thanks! So the cabinetry is by Neptune and painted in 'Charcoal' and the worktops are Silestone 'Lagoon'.
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Tam Truman wrote:
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Hi there and thank you! The hardware is from Neptune which is the kitchen supplier here. However if you are looking for good quality hardware in a range of finishes I would recommend M.Marcus however i am not sure if they ship to Australia.
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Sarah Alcroft added this to Beautiful Dark Gray Cabinets in a Light-Filled English Kitchen
Kitchen at a GlanceWho lives here: A couple with a baby on the wayLocation: Royal Tunbridge Wells, EnglandSize: 11½ by 23 feet (3.5 by 7 meters) Designer: Zoe Joannou of House of BeulahWhen the owners of this four-bedroom, two-bath row house in Royal Tunbridge Wells decided to extend and revamp their kitchen, they knew just what they wanted.“They were looking for a classic-meets-modern style,” Joannou says. “The charcoal Shaker units and fresh white walls are modern, but there’s a Victorian vibe in the [faucet and apron-front sink] and lighting that respects the era of the house.”Find an interior designer in the Houzz pro directory
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4. Contrast With WhiteIf you’re going for a white countertop, contrasting it with a dark shade will have the most striking effect. The gleaming marbled surface here looks stunning against the deep-hued cabinets. The House of Beulah designers embraced the contrast, mixing white walls with dark gray features. To warm up the room, they added a wooden floor and some soft foliage.
Hello. The hob was a neff induction top and the oven was a neff 'slide and hide'. The island was approximately 2.4metres by 1m width.
I see you noted the paint is charcoal. What brand of paint?