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Great colour scheme. What is it?

9 years ago

For the floor, bench top, cupboards and walls can you please let us know what colour scheme you used. Also materials for floor and benchtop. Thanks.

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Samalex - Balance in Building
9 years ago
The scheme was developed from the floor tiles which is Travertine Limestone 'Texas Cream' in Honed finish; Walls Dulux Grand Piano 1/2 strength with cupboards the same colour in 2-pac satin finish; Cupboard contrast Laminex Amari Oak 611 Natural finish with Corian bench top in Linen; Glass splash back Dulux Amaretto; Island front is 2-Pac Dulux Toffee Fingers; Skirting, Architraves & Ceilings Dulux Stowe White. This home was completed several years ago so not sure of availability of products. All the Best
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