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need help for interior trim

6 years ago

We are in the process of remodeling our kitchen cabinets and floors. If we choose a white finish for the cabinets and darker hardwood floor, do we have to paint the trim to match the cabinets or keep as is to match the floor?

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Onyx Design Collective
6 years ago
Without pictures it's hard to know. As trim usually extends into other rooms I would keep it consistent from space to space. My preference usually goes to white trim with dark floors, but I think it's more important to be consistent throughout the home.
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User
6 years ago
I would say leave trim as is, if it matches the floor and flows throughout the home.
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