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Before we go anywhere may I please just wax lyrical about the stunning space for a moment? I love it! This is what Bright.Bazaar is all about: spaces that use colour to take them to the next level. Personally, I believe that this kitchen is yards more interesting than it would be if it were decorated without the muted mint shades. Why? The washed-out mint hues add interest to the grey marble and whitewashed floorboards and walls, which gives the space added visual depth. The row of theatre-style bulb lights brings a dash of drama, whilst the bare wood keeps the scheme feeling organic, tactile and warm. The darker green accent hue on the Austrian Cafe Bentwood chair serves as a focal point amongst the array of soft shades. What do you like about this kitchen?// Photographs by Petra Bindel for Elle Interior Sweden
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You are so right - that is one of the best uses of colour I've seen in a while. The green is so wonderful with the greys of the marble...like the beautiful shades of Eucalyptus.
ReplyDeleteImage has been pinned and will be pored over until we eventually renovate the kitchen - thanks Will!
ooh I love the that mint against the white floors.. YES!
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What a gorgeous muted shade of mint! I love the softness of it - it would look great in a beachy home too :)
ReplyDeleteThis kitchen says "comfort and home" while using sleek lines and rustic furnishings. I love the backsplash!
ReplyDeleteThe mint cupboards really make the floor boards pop. And that marble splash back is like a dream.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely. I love that so much mint is everywhere at the moment! I love the muted version especially. The floor is fantastic too.
ReplyDeleteI love everything Will - but particularly how the wood and mint elements combine perfectly with the marble. That colour palate is totes up my alley.
ReplyDeleteI love the subtle use of colours and that there are a bit more unusual colours mixed in. Also, I like the mix of wood and more modern surfaces and the classic yet modern aesthetic. It's a beautiful kitchen but also one to live in/with. I have the April issue of Elle Interiör the kitchen is featured in and that family's whole apartment is really inspiring.
ReplyDeleteMINT!!! My current crush!!! Thanks Will for this inspiration! I decided to use this color in my white kitchen, mixing with some red accents.
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I saw this on Pinterest + have been in love ever since. Honestly, I've never loved grey marble, but now I think I've actually been dreaming it. Love this.
ReplyDelete+ just saw Eva's comment... where can we get a hold of that magazine :)
ReplyDeleteHi Lynne. You could try to see if the magazine is on http://www.newsstand.co.uk/ as i've ordered some international titles from there before. Failing that, with some hunting I'm sure you will find the whole tour somewhere in blogland! Good luck!
DeleteI like it very much, proud to be swedish :) Emma is very tanlanted, I have seen many of her stylingjobs, they are all inspiring!
ReplyDeleteMint is such a favourite of mine Will! This kitchen is stunning. I really love the contrast provided by the darker green bentwood too :)
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Such a lovely palette + I adore those white floorboards! xx
ReplyDeleteso in love with this kitchen! understated, calm, and yet remarkable beautiful with a hint of muted mint and the accent color of green and soft yellow from the chairs. Agreed that this kitchen would not look the same if it wasn't for that pastel mint!
ReplyDeletemy dream country kitchen!
Hi! Lovely kitchen!!!
ReplyDeleteI love it, very elegant and functional and ou are right, that mint gives it a whole different touch! I love the long shelf!
ReplyDeleteI like that roague green chair!! It adds some nice interest!! x
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ReplyDeleteso interesting how the unpainted bentwood chair stands out, i'm so used to them painted! i do love a bit of grey marble, so elegant. x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, I am a big fan of painted floor boards :)
ReplyDeleteIn my dreams, I have a home with floors like that! A girl can dream. :)
ReplyDeleteI really like the contrast of the natural wood paired with the white and mint. It really stands out.
love it! haven't seen anything like it. refreshing to see something so innovative in a kitchen that isn't also over the top!
ReplyDeleteI really love the marble back splash and the beautiful colour of the wood. The mint really enhance the beauty of both the wood and the marble! Absolutely lovely!
ReplyDelete(What's up with Churchill?) :)