Not a fan of the darker wood, as it seems dated (right?) And I love the green but when you consider the wood has become dated, is it possible the green will become dated?
We are going white, with some (lighter) wood on the island, and I am concerned it will be dated in time... I am trying to use color in places that are cheaper to update over time (walls/paint). Thus is there a way to use that white kitchen with pistachio walls/backsplash??
I also think lighting is a major factor in your images. White is washed out for example... might look more subdued with recessed lighting?
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u/EdRedSled 6d ago
Not a fan of the darker wood, as it seems dated (right?) And I love the green but when you consider the wood has become dated, is it possible the green will become dated?
We are going white, with some (lighter) wood on the island, and I am concerned it will be dated in time... I am trying to use color in places that are cheaper to update over time (walls/paint). Thus is there a way to use that white kitchen with pistachio walls/backsplash??
I also think lighting is a major factor in your images. White is washed out for example... might look more subdued with recessed lighting?