Need color help
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Hi to everyone!
A year ago I was asking for your help regarding the inside design of a house that we were going to rennovate ( [https://www.houzz.com/discussions/4-member-family-in-60-sqm-appartment-dsvw-vd~3329112?n=38[(https://www.houzz.com/discussions/4-member-family-in-60-sqm-appartment-dsvw-vd~3329112?n=38) )
Well, time has come and we started rennovating it.
The living room - kitchen is going to be almost like the proposal Manias Associates building Designers, only that we decided not to build a fireplace (at least for now) and open the main entrance door where they proposed to hang the flat tv screen (see attachment).
We decided to have off-white kitchen cabinets/drawers/etc, with a countertop colour that immitates wood.
The floor tiles of the whole house (except for the bathroom) will also look like wood (see example picture attached-this is not our house). The wardrobe doors color will be also "wooden"
My first question is, what color do you suggest to have the bath's and bedrooms' doors, and the entrance door? I was thinking of wood color again, but my husband suggests off-white. He thinks that it will be too much for such a small house to have wooden-like floor tiles, wooden wardrobe doors and wooden doors for the rest of the house.
Thank you in advance!
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