A Guide to Buying Wood Kitchens

Aug
24
Wood is a beautiful material that features in many homes, but it’s a particularly popular choice for kitchens. Wood can work with any décor, from modern and contemporary properties to traditional farmhouse kitchens, and it can be stained, painted or kept natural, depending on the look you’re trying to achieve. From budget, colour and style to the different finishes available, this is your complete guide…
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4 Effective Hints & Tips To Keep Your Worktops In Top Condition

Apr
29
Author: Claire
Let’s set the scene. After months of deliberating over the perfect tiles, flooring and kitchen cupboard door knobs, your new kitchen is finally in place. Constructed by a team of experts, it’s everything you’ve ever wanted – a new centrepiece for your home which you can’t wait to show off to your friends and family. However, since you are keen to keep it looking as great…
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Practical Organisation Tips for Small Kitchens

Mar
31
Author: Claire
The kitchen is the heart of the home but, for some of us, making the most of the space we have available is difficult. However, just because you’re limited in terms of space doesn’t mean you have to be stuck with a drab or impractical kitchen. There are plenty of ways to maximise space through clever organisation and layout tips that will leave you with…
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4 cosy kitchen trends for autumn

Oct
09
Author: Claire
Autumn is here and the nights are drawing in, meaning we spend more time indoors. The change of season is the perfect time to make your home cosier – and what better place to start than in the heart of the home? Here are our four favourite kitchen trends this autumn. 1.Earthy green colour palettes What could be more seasonal than bringing nature into your…
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COVID-19: Top Tips To Keep Your Kitchen Germ-Free

Apr
17
Author: Claire
The coronavirus outbreak has caused widespread devastation across the globe, leaving the UK government with no choice but to lockdown the country to minimise the virus’s spread. If you are looking to minimise your risk of being exposed to the virus even more, keeping your home clean is a must. Studies have shown that the virus can survive for up to three days on hard…
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Which pans can you use with an induction hob?

Sep
12
Author: Claire
Induction hobs have been around for some years and they’re getting increasingly popular. If you are thinking of upgrading your kitchen but aren’t sure which hob is right for you, check out our Kitchen Buyers Guide for hobs here. The undeniable advantage over more traditional kitchen hobs is that induction hobs are as fast to respond as a gas hob but with the precision of…
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6 top tips for a clean oven

Aug
28
Author: Claire
The electric oven is likely one of the main appliances in your kitchen, and one of your daily workhorses. But while it may be fun cooking and baking to your heart’s content, keeping the oven clean is a chore that no-one loves. Here are some useful tips to make oven cleaning simple. 1 - Steam with lemon juice Here’s a nifty trick to take some…
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Why you should buy a painted kitchen

Jun
15
Author: Claire
Choosing a new kitchen design is a very exciting, if not extremely difficult, decision. After all, the kitchen is a room which gives a house its overarching character and expresses its personality. It represents the heart of a home and an area in which homeowners feel most relaxed. It’s important to therefore weigh up each aspect of the decision-making process when choosing your ideal kitchen,…
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6 steps to decluttering your kitchen worktop

May
14
Author: Claire
The worktop must be one of the hardest working surfaces in your kitchen. From making sandwiches to food storage, showing off your latest kitchen gadget or keeping utensils handy, it’s used for everything that goes on in the kitchen. Unless you’re super organised and disciplined, the inevitable result will be a gradual build-up of clutter. What to do? We’ve put together 6 steps to help…
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When is the right time for a new kitchen?

Feb
05
Author: Claire
A new kitchen is a big investment in your home. A good kitchen should last you many years but there will come a time when you need to upgrade, replace or redesign it. Of course, the right time for a new kitchen depends on a range of factors including the quality of the original build, the wear and tear over the years, changes in your…
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