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MIXING IT UP IN THE kitchen

Style is by definition a fluid concept, as many styles borrow certain elements from others. French Provincial and Hamptons share the same cool elegance — whites and lighter tones, with hints of colour. While Hamptons has more of a coastal vibe, French Provincial can be more detailed, more ornate. Industrial and minimalist are both simple and understated. Combined, the edgy look of industrial bodes well with the sleek minimalist look. Contemporary and modern can also be minimalist; throw in some warm timber features and slimline profiles and you have a Scandi element in the mix.

Coco Chanel famously said: “The most courageous act is still to think for yourself. Aloud.” And she wasn’t wrong. Be brave and create your own signature kitchen. Play with textures and experiment

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