Sunday, August 23, 2009

A Touch Of Retro.

A weekend flat kitchen.

Bespoke fitted kitchen – Lacquer on MDF, kitchen top Silestone and stainless steel handles.
Living room painted in 2 different greens.
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9 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hello eliana! ese here!
The green interiors for the kitchen is still a favourite for me. It's just an unusual colour to use for kitchen and it breaks the traditional mode for what a kitchen should look like.

Conversation Pieces said...

Oh my god... that green kitchen is gorgeous! Dare I ask where it's from?

Unknown said...

Hello Zoe.
Well, I've designed the kitchen, chose the colour from RAL palette and my carpenter made it for me/my client.
It was a fantastic project in a sense that my clients couldn't see the final piece. But they trusted me and here we are.
Thank you.

Conversation Pieces said...

Ah I would have realised that Eliana if I hadn't been just looking at the pretty pictures!

Well done on designing such a stunning kitchen. The colour is amazing! Hope you don't mind if I put it in my dream kitchens collection/inspiration?

Unknown said...

I'm glad you like them.
I'll see what I can do to post more photos I have on this kitchen.

Of course I don't mind. Just email me the link so I can check it out :)

Have a good day.

Jen of MadeByGirl said...

Great job.....:)

Jen Ramos
www.madebygirl.com
madebygirl.blogspot.com

beautyparler said...

Gogreous use of colour! I find that houses in Portugal lack paint on the walls, looks like that might be changing:)

Unknown said...

Thank you Jen.
Thank you Monica.
Well, I don't recall a project I've done where I left all the walls is white or beige. They either have colour or wallpaper.
It's important to dress up spaces, and these are both good tools for that.

Pete kitchener said...

are you going with a feature wall type are in your kitchen with other neutral. i am looking for some inspiration for my redesign.