I mean when you look around at this great world there is colour everywhere. From the brilliant blue sky or the yellow sun to the green trees to the beautiful reds and yellows during autumn BUT when it comes to our homes we are frightened of colour.
Now don't get me wrong I love White, but there are times when a nice zing of colour, a splash of red, a hint of blue and touch of green can go along way to lifting your kitchen.
Stainless steel appliances have been the mainstay for a number of years. In Australia I think is because the major retailers don't want to offer any alternatives because of a number of issues. Hopefully, this will change in the future otherwise Australia will be left so far behind.
Now you may be wondering how can you add colour to your home:
Here you can add that special colour, especially with a glass splashback. The only limitation here is your imagination and desire, a nice red or mocha can really be nice. (We have used both in our showroom).
2. Tiles
Why not consider a special colour with your tiles on your floor. There are so many choices available for you today that it is amazing.
Have you ever thought of just making a wall yellow or blue or something different in your kitchen?
Different colours have a different effect on you ie stimulation for eating etc.
A different view on colour may help with the family enjoying your mealtime together.
Why not consider a kitchen island (gives you extra space and all) as adding colour to your kitchen and the stools.
You can find some good value in stools today so a dash of red in your kitchen may be the touch you are looking for.
Now curtains can certainly be an area to add colour to your home. Plus you can change them often to match the various seasons.
Consider adding colour with your light fixtures. Again the development in style and function with light fixtures means you have numerous options here.
Why not add a floor runner or mat for a touch of colour. Or at least a runner to your table. Be careful with mats in terms of where your traffic goes to your kitchen and what the head chef wants.
Well, there you can see that your choices are endless.
Have a wonderful week.
Talk soon.
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