Daydreaming about decorating? Harmonious spaces need a uniform, neutral colour scheme in general - the kitchen is no exception. However, this may be seen in some circles as a little bland and boring. White kitchens - worktops and units, glass, gloss, or matt - need a splash of colour, contrast or texture to please the eye. Colour accents in the home are on trend right now, and so easy to achieve, and adding colour accessories and electricals is such a quick and inexpensive way to transform your kitchen

1. What’s your accent?

2. Touch of blue
Daydreaming about decorating? Harmonious
spaces need a uniform, neutral colour
scheme in general – the kitchen is no
exception. However, this may be seen in
some circles as a little bland and boring.
White kitchens – worktops and units, glass,
gloss, or matt – need a splash of colour,
contrast or texture to please the eye.

3. Touch of green
Colour accents in the home are on trend
right now, and so easy to achieve, and adding
colour accessories and electricals is such a
quick and inexpensive way to transform your
kitchen.

4. Red Accent
The easiest way of accenting a kitchen design
is by using high intensity colours to
punctuate your base colour. It’s important to
remember not to over do this accenting
however; too much intense colour can be
over bearing and too little – well, it gets
overwhelmed by everything else.

5. Touch of red
Just using the age-old principal of the 80/20
rule will keep you on track for a pleasant
arrangement.

6. Touch of green
The cooler approach makes for a more
soothing environment; a de-stressing
environment for the thinking man.

7. Touch of blue
Generally, the finest kitchen design uses
either cool (blues, greens) or warm (red,
orange, yellow), but rarely are they both –
unless you are looking for something more
left-field.

8. So, is your accent the cool,
sophisticated type or the bold
assertive warm?
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