2. Sage green: This is definitely one of the big kitchen colours of 2019, and there’s something so calming about it! Light green is certainly a strong contender for the cottage kitchen (I’ll take a couple of samples up with me next time I go). Are you a fan too? And just look at those little porcelain wall lights! They’re from a local shop here in Malmö – and I’ve had my eye on them for so long.
3. In the pink: How fabulous is the colour of this
4. Two tone: Will you look at this Norwegian kitchen?! The interior architect has used a deeper blue-green on the lower cabinets and a lighter mint-green/blue on the upper cabinets. I also have my eye on the brass / gold touches (are you a silver or gold person?). Since the summer cottage is quite old, I might try to go ever so slightly more traditional with tarnished gold, we’ll see!
5. Soft grey: Which leads me to the final kitchen. These soft grey cabinets and brass knobs in the home of Cille Grut were captured for my second book
2. Sage green: This is definitely one of the big kitchen colours of 2019, and there’s something so calming about it! Light green is certainly a strong contender for the cottage kitchen (I’ll take a couple of samples up with me next time I go). Are you a fan too? And just look at those little porcelain wall lights! They’re from a local shop here in Malmö – and I’ve had my eye on them for so long.
3. In the pink: How fabulous is the colour of this
4. Two tone: Will you look at this Norwegian kitchen?! The interior architect has used a deeper blue-green on the lower cabinets and a lighter mint-green/blue on the upper cabinets. I also have my eye on the brass / gold touches (are you a silver or gold person?). Since the summer cottage is quite old, I might try to go ever so slightly more traditional with tarnished gold, we’ll see!
5. Soft grey: Which leads me to the final kitchen. These soft grey cabinets and brass knobs in the home of Cille Grut were captured for my second book