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I'm in the final stages of a scratch built kitchen.
I'm trying to decide what colour to paint cornices, and wonder what other people do in my situation:
I have dark anthracite grey base units, with dark anthracite grey full height/depth units at the ends of each leg of the L-shaped kitchen.
My upper cabinets run mostly between the full height units (with gaps for range and sink/window) and are very light grey.
The (fairly narrow, 25mm) cornice runs above all the units
If I choose light grey for the cornice to match the upper cabinets, it will contrast with the full height units.
The alternative is to change cornice colour at one of the corner mitres that meets the full height units.
I'm leaning towards the first option as the least odd of the two, and hope that it might tie the two-colour design together.
Since two-colour kitchens seem to be quite popular these days I thought this might be a fairly common dilemma, but can't find anyone else facing the same problem or any pictures.
I'm trying to decide what colour to paint cornices, and wonder what other people do in my situation:
I have dark anthracite grey base units, with dark anthracite grey full height/depth units at the ends of each leg of the L-shaped kitchen.
My upper cabinets run mostly between the full height units (with gaps for range and sink/window) and are very light grey.
The (fairly narrow, 25mm) cornice runs above all the units
If I choose light grey for the cornice to match the upper cabinets, it will contrast with the full height units.
The alternative is to change cornice colour at one of the corner mitres that meets the full height units.
I'm leaning towards the first option as the least odd of the two, and hope that it might tie the two-colour design together.
Since two-colour kitchens seem to be quite popular these days I thought this might be a fairly common dilemma, but can't find anyone else facing the same problem or any pictures.