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orange and grey

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there’s something so lovely about the combination of orange and grey. and since today is all about the kitchen and cooking (ok, well, the main post is) i thought it would be fun to oggle this beautiful dark orange/ed faucet. designed in 1961 by arne jacobsen, the vola kv1 was used in this beautiful kitchen remodel by DAP stockholm, seen via remodelista. i love the contrast between the neutral wallpaper (cole and son‘s “woods”) and that rich color. makes me want to rip out all that white in the kitchen and install a glossy turquoise colored sink.

[there's a servingware roundup coming next...]

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mod*mom

oops i spelled his name wrong.

now i want to get an arne jacobsen “inspired” faucet at ikea + paint it!

brandyn

orange and gray is fantastic! so fantastic in fact that i’m using the colours in my wedding! the whole spectrum really–from marigold through to orange and pale dove gray through to pewter. it’s going to be beautiful! (i hope)

Lyn Smith

Grey background with red fittings is nice, but the other way around I think doesn’t work, as I don’t think you want too much red.

Peter Bland

I think this is nice if the grey is not too dark. Going for a medium or light grey is the way forward.

Phuket

Orange and grey is super modern and I have used in a few of my properties.. Very chic IMO.

Rob Smeed

I recently re-did our kitchen, and we went for a black granite top with cream and red tiles. The red tiles were mozaic tiles about 6 inchs high from the black granite, and the black and red looks really good together. Not quite orange and grey, but similar colours and I’m really happy with it.

Sue Clark

I love grey and orange, I did one of my bathrooms using these colours (apart from the fittings – toilet etc) which are ceramic white.

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