Kitchen Planning: 10 ways to work a gray Scheme

Kitchen Planning: 10 ways to work a gray Scheme - Grey is such a wonderfully versatile color that lends itself to so many different looks - especially in the kitchen. It is all about how you gather all the elements of your design, units, tiles, worktops and splashbacks down to small details, such as handles, shelves and accessories. It is a trend that should continue in the foreseeable future, so take inspiration from these beautifully cohesive kitchen designs and make gray work for you.

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control the industrial look
Grey units are perfect if you are a fan of industrial style. Combine with white subway tiles (consider using gray grout), aged wood with a natural grain, painted or waxed floor and handles evoking 1950s office furniture. You can also add a touch metal lattice through a corner, choose style lamps hanging plant or even leaving the exposed piping.

Housing Inspired

Choose two colors
Use two different shades of gray to add variety. If light is a problem, the darker shade can be better in small doses, for example on the island where it will not appear overwhelming.

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Rendall & Wright

Make gray emphasis
If your kitchen is open with your living space, gray accents can be a softer option to carry out the two spaces. A gray sofa, suspended work plans and lamps combined with soft yellow buttons while linking this space as a coherent whole.

Edmondson Interiors

Create a firm feel
Opt for Shaker style units in a pale French gray tint to nail the firm look. Give him that relaxed feeling mismatched by combining three contrasting areas of work plan, such as white marble, dark wood and granite via a farmhouse table. You can not beat the terracotta tiles or large slabs recovered pull everything together.

Blakes London

glass frame cabinets
dark gray is a brilliant choice for glass wall cabinets as, much like a picture frame, they will draw the eye to your favorite cuisine. Tiles inside the units adds another dimension, but you can also use paint or wallpaper instead.

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Roundhouse

Choose a contrasting color
Grey is a brilliant backdrop against which to make these color accents really sing. Lime or any shade of bright citrus works a treat - if you are using bar stools, cans, cups or images - while natural elements, such as flowers, fruit and pots of herbs will really bring the plan to life.

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Combine with classic red
Pillar-box red and gray are a combination failsafe, especially if you want a greater impact that accessories can bring. Opt for a relatively large red standout element - it could be a 1950s-style refrigerator, a painted dresser or perhaps a stove -. for maximum impact

Space Group Architects

Go contemporary
If stylish and contemporary is more your thing, opt for darker gloss units in anthracite, charcoal or slate gray. Go without handles for even smoother style. Adding a declaration glass backsplash bring great need dash of bright colors to break things.

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Alexander James Interiors

Combine white gray
If you are worried about mastering your kitchen gray, opt for a mix of gray and white patterns. Use the expertise of kitchen designers to show you how different combinations work together in the room through images of 3D CAD until you install the right balance.

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Variety is the key
Different textures, shapes and colors will all add interest to a gray kitchen. Incorporate curves, shiny, matte finishes Zebrano mix, opt for a feature wall and think about different levels of height to create a feast for the eyes. This proves gray kitchen is anything but boring!

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