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Light blue tile balances out wood and stone in this kitchen by Randy Bens Architect.
This kitchens handmade blue tile is the star of the culinary show, but never borders on overbearing. We wanted something pretty to play against the steel, concrete and wood in a cool colour tone, says New Westminster, B.C.-based Randy Bens of Randy Bens Architect.
The overall palette focuses on lighter shades in only a few tones and textureskitchen uppers and towers in soft grey, base cabinets in rift-cut white oak, white counters with subtle veiningwhich all work in concert to make the room feel larger. Its also filled with light so the neutral palette allows for a mix of existing and new furnishings, says Bens.
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