Kitchen Duo with Bamboo Green and Prussian Blue Hues
There is no lack of boldness here, but can these two kitchens co-exist in the same house, while still contributing to an overall harmony?





Worktops:
Iceberg Quartz
Lighter Panels:
Caraz V-Groove wrap Melamine
Dark Panels:
Petrol Blue V-Groove Shaker wrap Melamine
Cabinet Hardware:
Various silver finishings
A shade of deep blue in kitchen one overlaps with green that imitates the tranquil reed forest vistas of Africa and Asia in kitchen two. Brought together with the Strelizia- and Leaf wall tiles. Both kitchens are done by Linad Creations.
UPPERFLOOR KITCHEN: Casually put, the new kitchen in this house is as green as a Bamboo forest. Hues of Spanish green, natural grey, and gunsmoke; with undertones of Artichoke green to be specific.
GROUNDFLOOR KITCHEN: The renovated kitchen is furnished with Petrol-Blue Melamine and is as blue as a mountain lake on a sunny day. These deep v-groove and flat panels hint at the well-known Prussian Blue that is made up of Greens and Red rather than yellow. Undertones are Cyprus Green, Blue Whale hues and Sherpa Blue.
Because both these dominant colours find some of their major undertones in a similar pool; grey and deep green, we find a synergism. When you find it in nature it can work as a complimenting pair.
Sam Sacks, a successful Toronto Designer, brings it together beautifully. He advises that the cooler tones within the blue and green colour palettes provide an excellent contrast to the array of metals seen in cooking gear, ranging from pots and pans to appliances. Whether it’s blue with brass, blue with copper, or, naturally, blue with stainless steel, all combinations create a harmonious pairing.
The tiles of the renovated kitchen beautifully mirror the Bamboo palette.
AND THE CONTRAST?
Balance is needed
It is always advisable that your entire home harmonizes. Contrast also brings harmony as in this case with the Iceberg Quartz worktops and white bedroom cabinets as they counterbalance the vibrant Kitchen hues.
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