Mixing burgundy flower curtains with purple in the kitchen

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  1. ruth

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    Hi there everyone!
    I have a few questions I need some help. I thought I would change things around in my open floorplan livingroom/kitchen. So Im thinking of getting new curtains for the living room. I love my current burgundy floral colors I have right now. And getting tired of my grapes/country look in the curtains I have over the sink window and(specially the country feel with the grapes in the curtains. I would like something more contemporary.) and the sliding glass door next to my dining table. Those grape curtains match in those two windows in the kitchen. So I thought I would carry over the floral burgundy colors from the livingroom to the kitchen and tie it together a bit. Problem is, my colors of small appliances which I love , (kitchenaid mixer, clock and a few other items in my kitchen are purple plum color. ) Is it weird or look bad if I put the burgundy floral curtains in the kitchen with the purple items I already have? Not sure if floral curtains go in the kitchen or if it would look right with the purple items/grapes design Ive got in the kitchen? Ive tried to upload the pictures of the purple colors and the curtains, hopefully I did it right.
    Thanks for your suggestions!
    Ruth
     
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  3. SusieQ07

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    The flowers appear more of a mauve in the photo's which, I think go nicely with purple, being in the same family of colors.
     
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    I agree with Susie. With the curtains having a light background I think they'll tie together nicely with the purple.
     
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    SusieQ as long as the flower curtains have some plum or purple color in them they should look fine. You could also do a plaid with similar colors if the floral does not work out. :stew1:
     



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    hi everyone! thanks susieq and eileen for the posts so far and comments. To answer your question , tooty2shoes, it does not technically have purple, i guess a shade of purple , but technically it is burgundy, that's why my dilemma,asyou see the pictures, the mixer ,clock, and other items inthe kitchen are purple. I was just hoping to merge the colors of the 2 rooms open openfloorplan concept.
     
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    I think the colors go well together - they compliment each other. I think it will look nice because it won't look all "matchy-matchy", but more like it all just goes together.
     
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    If it were me and I wanted a more contemporary look, I would look for different curtains. Almost any shade of burgundy looks good with a mid tone gray. Not too dark though, mid tone or lighter. If the gray had a touch of the burgundy,, even better. Just a tie back with the burgundy would work. That way its a balance of color and pattern with your kitchen items. Curtains are the least expensive way to change the look of a room.
     

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