Colour Therapy
Matrix from Southern Cross Splashbacks is a great way to give a new kitchen a designer edge. Available in a wide range of stunning colours from neutrals to brights, finding the perfect match for any surface treatment is easy.
Matrix’s lightly rippled surface is glossy Murano glass — as beautiful as it is tough — and so easy to clean when finished with stain-proof epoxy grout. The knockout green shown below is Kiwi, one of 75 colours, in format 13. Colourful Smeg appliances complete the story.
The Matrix palette is comprehensive — from bright, rich reds and oranges, through lively greens to sophisticated greys and subtle neutrals.
With interactive design tools to help you envisage your new kitchen space, the Southern Cross Splashbacks website is a good place to start your research. Click on the “product visualiser” tab to be guided through a simple step-by-step process to help you see any colour or format combination in a range of real kitchens.
To see the real thing, the company’s Mulgrave showroom in Melbourne boasts a wide selection of splashbacks, teamed with complementary benchtops and cabinets. Fully trained and friendly staff are also there to assist you.
Southern Cross Splashbacks prides itself on producing high-quality, beautiful glass splashbacks. All products are made to order in Victoria, with short lead times and prompt delivery. Take advantage of the company’s expert installation service for a superb result.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Southern Cross Splashbacks
28 Dunlop Road, Mulgrave Vic
Phone (03) 9535 5252
Email info@scsplashbacks.com
Website southerncrosssplashbacks.com
Open Mon–Sat 8.30am–5.30pm
Images supplied by Mint Kitchens Richmond.
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