Grey Shelving Tag

Styling Grey Shelving Units in Kitchens

Styling Grey Shelving Units in Kitchens

Grey shelving can bring calm and order to a kitchen, as long as the shade, material and styling suit the room. This guide begins with choosing the right grey, explaining how warm greys, cool greys, charcoal and pale dove grey interact with cabinets, worktops and taps. We compare materials that cope with steam, splashes and regular cleaning, and suggest the best positions for a freestanding unit, from the end of a run of cabinets to a kitchen diner or a breakfast bar, while keeping open shelves away from the hob. You will find practical styling advice built around everyday crockery, glass jars, cookbooks and baskets, plus pairings of grey with oak, brass, black, white and green. We also look at coordinating shelving with bar stools and serving trolleys, keeping open shelves clean, making grey shelving work in small galley kitchens, and lighting the shelves so grey never looks flat or dull in the evening....

Styling Grey Shelving Units in Landings

Styling Grey Shelving Units in Landings

The landing is a space you pass through many times a day, yet it is often left bare. A grey shelving unit can change that, adding storage for linen, books and toiletries while giving the top of the stairs a calmer, more finished feel. The key is choosing a shallow design, placing it well away from the line of the stairs and styling it with warm textures so the grey never feels cold. In this guide, we explain how pale, warm, cool and charcoal greys behave in different light, where shelving fits safely on landings of different sizes and how much depth you can afford. We share ideas for what to store, how to soften grey with natural materials, metal accents and greenery, and how wall lights can make a dim landing welcoming. We also cover keeping escape routes clear in UK homes and flats, so your landing stays both attractive and safe....