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Wall-hung cabinetry in the dining area matches the kitchen units. “It’s quite close to the kitchen, so we wanted to be consistent, but also make it look more like a sideboard and increase the sense of space,” Cooper says. “There’s some lighting on the underside, so it glows a bit and is nice at night as background lighting when we’re having dinner.”
Worktops that look good with white units. - colourhappy Friday I used birch ply formica in my utility and it's brilliant. As a matter of interest, I ordered a sample and for a month put hot pans straight onto it, also tested it with all manner of awful spillages and it was indestructible. Comes in lots of colours too.
Wall unit. Wall-hung cabinetry in the dining area matches the kitchen units. “It’s quite close to the kitchen, so we wanted to be consistent, but also make it look more like a sideboard and increase the sense of space,” Cooper says. “There’s some lighting on the underside, so it glows a bit and is nice at night as background lighting when we’re having dinner.”
Mixed shelving in utility
Shelving in gap
Stainless steel wrapped fried and kitchen unit
White tiles
Grey handless doors
Wine rack in cupboard
Peninsular design
Radiator cover with storage
Mirror in hall idea
Shoe store and cubbyholes
Hall
Hallway
Shoe storage
Mix it up
Shelving idea
Zoning with colour
I like the dark bookcase. Shelving in the kitchen against door side or far end??
Struts from either side of decking to creat an arbour?
Create a space for everything in your hall way cupboard
Tiny windowless ensuite
Install an opaque window in an internal wall to borrow light from the next room in a windowless bathroom
Coax the garden insideSage green is the ideal hue if you want to create a garden room in your home. In this bright space, a comfy rattan sofa is surrounded by houseplants and views of the foliage outside, and the pale green upholstery tones in perfectly, while being light enough not to overwhelm the scheme.
Warm up a grey backgroundThis living room makes the most of grey and black for a look that’s cool and smart. To soften the dark tones and sharp lines, the designers have added an ornate sofa in a soft sage. It’s the perfect complement to the striking metallics and monochrome scheme, and shows why sage green is a brilliant choice for adding just a touch of colour to an otherwise neutral space.
Go with the flowYou don’t need to focus on walls when you’re considering sage green. In this living space, a couple of long, flowing curtains add enough of the shade to have a calming effect on the space. The tranquil green hue works well with the light grey tones in the room and is freshened up with some zingy yellow accessories.Find velvet curtain ideas to tempt you over to the soft side
Tone with pinksThere’s absolutely nothing jarring about this calm, elegant living room. The walls, rug and sofa cover the room with a sage hue that makes the whole space feel relaxing. By adding just a few items in dusky pink and mauve, the designers have managed to bring out the warm tones in the green, while the soft velvets add to the tranquil feel.
Platter rack
L model shelf - use I. Kitchen to stop things falling off the end.
This hallway includes a capacious cupboard to avoid the problem. Shoe storage that goes from floor to ceiling like this doesn’t have to be deep, so it needn’t impinge much on even a narrow hallway. Sliding doors are also ideal in tight spaces or leave doors off entirely
If you’d prefer a more classic, midcentury-style sideboard as a vanity unit, check out this number.
The owners of this house not only used 1950s newspapers to decorate the walls, they also repurposed a sideboard to create a full-of-character vanity unit.
Pantry cupboard
Pantry cupboard
Pantry cupboard
Shelves above job area
Pantry cupboard
Oak corner shelf
Raised shelves
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