Sentences with phrase «mix cabinet colors»

Mix cabinet colors, finishes, and counter depths for a custom, furniture - style look in a traditional kitchen.

Not exact matches

When mixing colors, just remember the 60-30-10 rule: keep 60 percent of your décor in the dominant color f the room (this is usually the color of your walls or cabinets).

My big questions is in order to do all of this and only mixing 2 cups at a time will the color mix up the same each time so that one cabinet will not look different than another?

Cherry Carpet and Flooring, Dover, NH 11/2011 to Present Flooring Installer • Read and comprehend blueprints and work orders to plan flooring work • Confer with clients to determine how they want their floors and ceilings to appear • Suggest the right materials such as brick, tile or vinyl for flooring work • Choose the right quality and color by taking clients» input on aesthetics and budgeting • Procure the right material for each project by maintaining contact with vendors • Cut and shape floor tiles according to predefined specifications • Install cut and shaped tiles to floors, ceilings and cabinets • Order materials needed for tile replacements and repairing • Perform maintenance services on existing floors and ensure that all safety pads are installed • Replace tiles if they break or are tarnished and ensure that the new one is in sync with the existing design • Install polyethylene films to ensure that water doesn't get in and padded underlayment to reduce noise • Choose and mix adhesives in a safe manner and in accordance to each project's requirements

Using natural stone and clay brick pavers in handsome patterns and different colors and thoughtfully mixing a few together adds decorative detailing in the built environment and borrows a trend used more these days in kitchen cabinet and counter choices.

My big questions is in order to do all of this and only mixing 2 cups at a time will the color mix up the same each time so that one cabinet will not look different than another?

Painted my kitchen cabinets after seeing yours and last year added a caramel colored sofa to the mix (my walls are painted a taupe gray color, «sharky gray» by Martha Stewart.

I painted a shelf, a chair, the inside of a cupboard, mixed it with other colors to paint a buffet and TV cabinet and I still have a 1/4 of a can -LSB-...]

The cabinets are cypress and the current homeowner painted them a custom - mixed color that no one knows the formula for anymore.

One of the things I like about my kitchen's generally neutral color scheme for the cabinets and walls is I can mix things up by adding a dash of seasonal style with colors and accessories.

The Eurostyle cabinets mixed with chrome seating, numerous textures like leather, neutral colored rugs, and additional accents turns the loft space into a cozy environment.

Also did you mix the brown colored paint with the glaze for these cabinets?

Other details we had to finalize: — For the cabinet color, we elected to color - match the white to our existing moulding throughout the house (which is roughly the color of what basic white non-tinted paint looks like after aging almost 50 years — we've repainted it all but had SW mix us something to match one of our old louver closet doors since we like the color).

I also tried mixing it out with some brighter Chalk Paint ® colors then I tried Pure White on top, I had it left from this Farmhouse Cabinet I did a little while back.

Maybe try something new to you, like mixing and layering patterns and colors or be more adventurous with a color scheme (and maybe take a risk with painting your kitchen cabinets!)

For a modern look that will stay fresh for years to come, don't be afraid to add a unique cabinet color to the mix in your kitchen.

love what you do, but still don't get it... i understand how to make the mix, but do you add this mixx into normal colored paint??? this is what i understood in the story about the cabinet with the 2 colored layers... please i hope for an answer...

Not that the cabinet color isn't beautiful (it is), but as I was scrolling through this post I was thinking, «wow, amazing how those cabinets can go from dark Tuscan to warm Spanish by removing the uppers and mixing in the Spanish tile.»

I love your color choices and the mix of painted furniture with the dark wood cabinets and floor.

I have a built - in china cabinet hutch at one side of my kitchen, and it makes a perfect spot to highlight seasonal dishware, like this vintage lemon and lime pitcher, more Hall dishes, and a few mixing bowls in happy spring colors, some vintage, some newer.

I love the mix of cabinet colors.