Rust-Oleum Blue Kitchen Cupboard Paint in Matt Finish - Ink Blue 750ml

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Refresh your kitchen with Rust-Oleum Kitchen Cupboard Paint, easily applied to melamine, wood and gloss cupboards for a beautiful matt finish With no primer or topcoat needed, this paint is hard-wearing, scrubbable and has increased durability against everyday spills and stains

Ideal for interior walls and ceilings, this hard-wearing chalk paint is scrubbable, durable and stain-resistant against everyday spills and scuff marks (Tested to ISO 11998 Class 1 Wet Scrub Rated) Ink Blue’s hex code is slightly lighter in comparison to Navy Blue as it contains more of a bright blue tone.Ok, so if you like this colour it’s probably best to go for it. Be bold and daring in your choices. Make a moodboard before you begin so you know what you’re aiming for and can visualise the end result. We all know green plants add energy and vitality to a room, whether real or faux, and help showcase nature within the space. The green works really well with the dark intensity of an inky blue wall. Blue has been used as a color in art, fashion, and design since the time of ancient Egypt when the color was associated with the god’s Isis and Nephthys.

Similarly, creating complimentary furnishings with ink blue and navy blue fabrics creates an inviting atmosphere. Origins of Each Color

Ink Blue has the hex code #006B88. The equivalent RGB values are (0, 107, 136), which means it is composed of

Ink Blue and Navy Blue are popular hues in fashion, as they offer a great balance between eye-catching and sophisticated. Perfect for upcycling old furniture into your new favourite piece! Revive chairs, restore wardrobes or revamp an old chest of drawers with a smooth chalky matt finish in just one coat. No priming or sanding necessary beforehand. Both colors are often used in fashion, home decor, branding, and web design as they provide the perfect balance of color that is both eye-catching and sophisticated.For example, navy blue can be used with hand-drawn illustrations to create an artistic look or as an accent color with clean lines and typography for a modern feel. Both of these shades can be combined in a variety of ways to create memorable and impactful designs. Many people think blue can be cold, and rightly so, but inky blue is rich and warm and very moody, it’s perfect for bedrooms and dining areas I think. 2. Add Contrast Decide if you want to use paint or wallpaper for your walls, both are available in this stunning shade, and then think about the kind of feel you want the room to have.