Please I need advice!! I have gone for Organic White Caesarstone benched. Overheads Cavia Lini (dark colour) and stone grey under bench cupboards and drawers. Husband is not fond of the all white! Too clinical he thinks. I’m looking at a white glass splash back but some forums I’ve read it can give off a blueish tinge...
any advise?? I have to decide ASAP. Thanks in advance.
White splash back with Organic White Caesarstone
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I have white glass, it does look a bit blue/green, just depends if you can live with that. I'm pretty sensitive about colour and it was something I worried about a lot when I chose white but it actually doesn't bother me in my kitchen. Our stone is essastone Saint Moritz.
The camera picks it up more, in real life it looks more grey. You want starfire glass, it's a lot clearer, the normal stuff is very green.
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The camera picks it up more, in real life it looks more grey. You want starfire glass, it's a lot clearer, the normal stuff is very green.
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Thanks for replying. I like your white splashback. I’m going starfire glass, did you go for that too? What white did you go for? I looked st DULUX and they have so many whites!!
Yes starfire glass. We didn't have a choice of whites.
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