Another cornflower blue kitchen for you!
Years ago, I did a very short post on a cornflower blue kitchen that many of you seem to have enjoyed. I enjoyed it too...the color of the kitchen cabinets spoke for themselves.
Well here is another cornflower blue kitchen. I think I may love this one more than I loved the last. Notice the gorgeous almost unfinished herringbone wood floors (sigh)...that pushes this kitchen into top tier range for me.
I like the soft almost purple soft blue. It is very soothing.
So did you take a look at the old post on the other cornflower blue kitchen too...? Do you like one better than the other...? This one or the old one?
Also, one last question and then I'll stop with the questions...would you be daring enough to paint your whole kitchen this shade of blue? Why or why not? (oops 2 questions)
Happy Tuesday!
xo
Coco
Photos: Kobenhavns Mobelsnedkeri
it's so SUPER nice to see people from my hometown do well and make such beautiful work! thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeletePS. these images were taken by Line Thit Klein, a danish photographer. If you would like to get to know her better, I have a little two-part interview with her on my blog :) She is super talented!!!
The floors make this kitchen as cool as it is. Love the floors with the color.
ReplyDeleteLovely color.
ReplyDeleteI would love to know the name of the color. Do you know?
KO
Such a pretty color! I don't think I would paint my kitchen this color, just because I would want to go for a more classic look in a space that costs so much money to revamp; but I would love to paint a wall this color!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this kitchen. Like it more than the other because of the floors and total color saturation. What are the countertops?
ReplyDeleteThe kitchen is made of oak and a wood sort called "Poppel"... don't actually know what Poppel is called in English, sorry, but try to do a search.
ReplyDeleteNatasha
This one! The other is too blue and traditional. Is this a sweepstakes where I can win this kitchen?? ;)
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