Help, cannot decide on colour scheme to pull two rooms together. We're getting a new kitchen plus new floors in kitchen and breakfast room that leads onto kitchen. BR is large and dominant room - but you can see a fair bit of the kitchen through a wide archway so the two rooms need to 'flow (I think), DH doesn't agree and thinks they can be completely different.
Breakfast room is yellow walls (F&B dayroom).
Floor in breakfast room will be karndean oak herringbone. Woodwork ( there's a lot of this - big fireplace etc) is white.
Breakfast room leads on to a smaller kitchen - it will have a white marble quartz worktop, Hague blue shaker cabinets (no eye-level cupboards). We were going for ca Pietra encaustic tiles for the kitchen floor - either blue and white pattern or grey/blue terrazzo pattern. The aim was to zone the different areas (plus the kitchen is a step up so there's a physical break) but will it look too busy /disjointed? Should we put the karndean in the kitchen as well?
I was thinking white tiles for.splashback and white / neutral walls but do we need some yellow in the kitchen too? Will Hague blue be too dark? Metalware with be brass.
House is late Georgian so don't want anything too modern - the yellow really suits the breakfast room but can't work out what to coordinate it with.
Well done if you've made it to the end of this, any help gratefully received...