I have been to Hopetoun Interiors again today and have changed a few things but also have photo's of some other things, so here we go again, I should point out the main changes are in the kitchen to the cupboards and splashback:
Where the images are cut off - click on them for the full image
Bricks: Boral - Brushwood (now a photo)
Roof Tiles: Barramundi
Window Frames: Merino (a light colour)
Garage Door: Sectional panel master door, CB Paperbark (changed from Jasper), its lighter than this makes it look
I will probably also do the gutters and down pipes in CB Paperbark too - not sure if I should match it to the garage or the roof.
Render: Flood mud (crappy photo)
Internal Door Handles: Avilla Lever in Satin Chrome
Carpet: 8575 old leather cut pile plush (the middle one)
Tiles in front entrance, kitchen and Laundry: ETAFL504
Kitchen Benchtop: Ceasar Stone Coral Reef
Cabinet Doors: Formica Fini Chocolate - these will also be the laundry and both bathroom cabinet doors - the sample is darker than this looks
Overhead Cabinet Doors: Laminate Rock Maple
Glass Splashback: Snuggle Pie, as below
Together, splashback, stone and cupboards
Cabinet Handles: Bow Pull, Satin Chrome
Ensuite Vanity Basin: Valentino Basin Stepped Vessel - its round and deep
Ensuite Vanity Tapware: Mizu 1500 pinmixer
Main Bathroom Sink: The standard one
Bathroom Colours: For both ensuite and main - laminex version of kitchen stone bench and the same lower cupboards. top tile is floor, lower tile is walls with the long brown one as a column feature in each shower
Wall Paint: I'm thinking either Bone, New Vanilla Cream
Roof and Cornices: Maybe New Pale Cream or Bouquet Orchid
Front Door: Biennale AC or Midnight Passion AC
This image makes the Midnight Passion a lot lighter than it is, it's actually darker than the Biennale
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+1 for the change of cabinet colour :-)
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Thanks H, yeah I am happier with these choices
ReplyDeleteHi Lisa - we are having the same brick as well as the paperbark - I look forward to seeing how yours looks - best of luck with the build - Bec
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