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From narrow gulley kitchen to open plan entertainers dream. By removing two walls, the way the space was used was completely transformed. A window had to be made smaller to allow for overhead cupboard storage, but the proportions work so. The space feels light and bright and inviting. The timber floor adds warmth and the walls are painted Resene Half Athens Grey with the ceiling, skirting, architraves and skirting in Resene White. All ties together perfectly. The kitchen is simple with extrusion handles to ensure horizontal lines that make the kitchen feel larger. The overhead cupboards are timber finish to add warmth and interest.

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Colour where and how you want it: Completely unique and your own! The stretchy tesa® Masking Tape for Curves will have you spiralling out of control with design ideas! HERE’S WHAT WE NEED: White crockery, porcelain paint in green, red, blue, yellow and white, paint brush, burnishing bone. tesa® Masking Tape for Curves AND THIS IS HOW IT’S DONE: › Carefully clean the crockery. › Mask the areas to be painted with tesa® Masking Tape for Curves. Use the burnishing bone to press down the tape edges completely to prevent any paint leaking underneath. › Mix the colour of your choice and apply with the paint brush. Make sure to brush away from the tape edge to make absolutely sure no paint gets in underneath the masking tape. › Leave paint until touch-dry, then peel off the painters tape. Please read the instructions of the paint manufacturer on how to continue the treatment of the crockery.