Kitchen colour scheme help please

[Fannyfannakerpants]

We are redoing our kitchen/dining room, completely from scratch. It's about 3.5x6 meters so needs to be bright. I have just bought a burgundy range and have a few red accessories (Kettle, a few utensils, scales) that I would like to keep. Other than this I have a blank canvas. I have no idea where to start.
I like grey cabinets and really like those Moroccan tiles that are in at the moment. The table can be painted. It's a 30s house so I don't want anything massively modern. I've searched pintrest but I just can't decide. Please help.

[littlem133]

Grey or cream or powder blue? Find a Moroccan tile with your red in it and see what other colours it has in it.

[WankerDeAsalWipe]

Agree that might be good to take a colour from something else - a soft green would also go nicely - I have creamy coloured units and burgundy tiles - we have a blind that has deep pinky colour and soft green checks so we picked the green from that for the walls. and we have deep pink (like a faded red denim) curtains at the patio doors in the dining room. Reading back that sounds a bit awful, but it is actually nice - honest ;)

[theladycarolineno]

Hiya

I think a neutral unit colour such as grey, cream, ivory - or dare I say - 'GRIEGE' will make a great base for your purple range and can be easily updated with colourful accessories. Was thinking something like this?

www.theroomedit.com/rooms/white-traditional-kitchen-wooden-worktop-and-open-shelves

Maybe I'm way off but would definitely work with warm reds and deep burgundies.

Also, just thought I'd share these tiles!
www.theroomedit.com/rooms/kitchen-aga-and-patterned-tile-splashback