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Do you like this splashback?
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Here is the kitchen I am about to get fitted:
http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/content/new_range/k itchens/images/flugano.jpg
Now, do you think I should go for the pink splashback or not?
I do like it, but I'm concerened I may eliminate potential buyers when I come to sell (not for a few years).
http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/content/new_range/k itchens/images/flugano.jpg
Now, do you think I should go for the pink splashback or not?
I do like it, but I'm concerened I may eliminate potential buyers when I come to sell (not for a few years).
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Weird, I walked past a kitchen shop today that had a whole unit set up in that colour. It must be the "in" shade. In the 70's lots of folks thought avocado was a good colour for a bathroom set. Landfill is full of avocado stuff. I think the colour is dead cool, but if you are going to sell you might want to check if you can tile over it later!!
Hi bimbo, choosing a kitchen was really difficult. Wooden ones were out of the question, I do like them but a wooden one just wasn't going to tie in with the rest of my house.
White/black/red high gloss, which seems to be all the rage to the moment, isn't really my style and likely to be 'out of fashion' before I sell up.
Thankfully I eventually spotted the one in the link and I love it. I've decided to not go with the pink though.
White/black/red high gloss, which seems to be all the rage to the moment, isn't really my style and likely to be 'out of fashion' before I sell up.
Thankfully I eventually spotted the one in the link and I love it. I've decided to not go with the pink though.
oooo, now that is an absolutely gorgeous kitchen, but I think the pink is a little too much..
I personally would love to see how that looked with a black splash back, it would need to be in a fairly bright airy room otherwise it could look too dark, but think black could set that off really well and look very stylish.
I personally would love to see how that looked with a black splash back, it would need to be in a fairly bright airy room otherwise it could look too dark, but think black could set that off really well and look very stylish.
Hi Chuck,
It is is it! We stood in my kitchen and worked out everything I'd need, she plugged it all in her puter and I got to see what it would look like - like a photograph!
It's beautiful! I'm so pleased!
grinning from ear to ear
Now, the work surface in that pic, which I intended to get, is costing �550 per meter and I need 4 meters!!!
Sod that for a game of cards, no way am I paying �2k for work surfaces, so I chose another one and it's mahogany wood, which means the black splashback wouldn't work....
It is is it! We stood in my kitchen and worked out everything I'd need, she plugged it all in her puter and I got to see what it would look like - like a photograph!
It's beautiful! I'm so pleased!
grinning from ear to ear
Now, the work surface in that pic, which I intended to get, is costing �550 per meter and I need 4 meters!!!
Sod that for a game of cards, no way am I paying �2k for work surfaces, so I chose another one and it's mahogany wood, which means the black splashback wouldn't work....
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