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The brief, picking out a new kitchen for an extension. The kitchen units were all white, and another colour was needed. The choices were down to red or green. i offered my reccomendation of green... it's an olive green. You can probably guess from the above paintings, especially made for the new kitchen that green kicked red's butt.
The kitchen has a great view of the garden, and I have an obsession of bringing the outside in. The windows perfectly frame the green of the garden. You dont get a betteer opportunity than making a room appear bigger by reflecting this in the decoration.
The kitchen guy said it was his first green kitchen he has sold.
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