BESPOKE DISPLAY

Due to our programme of continual improvement, we have our beautiful bespoke display for sale. This display has been the corner stone of our studio and has set the standard for showing what bespoke really means, not just some painted MDF.

The cupboards are drawerline style and are 30mm thick Maple, with Walnut beads and Mazur birch veneer inlay. The carcases are Maple veneered MDF. The round island unit has three built in Walnut trays and a 60mm end grain walnut butchers block.



There are a variety of units which are:

ISLAND UNITS
1 No 40cm base unit with 1 adj shelf
1 No 80cm double door base unit, the drawers above are fixed (non functioning) due to the domino hobs above
1 No 60cm cupboard with adjustable shelf, again the drawer above is fixed due to the breakfast bar
1 No 60cm cupboard, with working drawer
1 No 70cm double cupboard with drawers
1 No 80cm diameter round end unit, comprising, cupboard with double doors (clam shell)
A single drawer, 3 walnut trays, a magazine cupboard and a 60mm walnut end grain butchers block.

DRESSER STYLE

2 No 13cm solid walnut legs
2 No Handed 40cm drawerline base unit with internal shelf
1 No 100cm Concave base unit with 2 doors and an internal shelf
2 No Handed 40cm 780mm high wall units c/w shelves
1 No 100cm Concave wall unit with double doors and internal shelves

The display comes complete with 30mm Bruno Chocolatta composite worktop to island and wall base units,
1 No 80cm round glass elevated breakfast bar
1 No Gaggenau electric grill
1 No Gaggenau downdraft extractor
1 No Gaggenau 2 zone ceramic hob

Retail value £ 35,600.00

"A lot of great work for Charity"

I have been meaning to tell you about a fantastic charity dinner Kitchen Needs attended on Saturday night called Saturday Night Kitchen Live.

We were spoilt with 4 chiefs cooking for us, they were James Martin, Chris and James Tanner, Martin Blunos and Daniel Galmiche,



The meal consisted of ......

So you want a new kitchen...part 1

Of all the questions that we ask prospective clients, the one that they stumble on most of all is the budget. This is now a question we ask to be nosy, or to calculate profit margins, but it is as essential as all the other questions that we pose.

The budget is the key to the whole process of kitchen design; that is not to say that the more money you spend, the better the kitchen, but the right budget in the hands of a good designer, can make all the difference.

As a bespoke design studio, we are able to offer clients anything that they can think of and a lot more besides and this can present dilemmas for clients when the question of what they want to spend arises.

When thinking of your budget, you have to think what it is to include; is it just the kitchen units, appliances and work surfaces, or is it for the whole room.

When thinking of the whole room, there are other questions that crop up, and it is not until you get into the studio and are asked lots of questions that you come to realise what’s involved.

Some questions for you to ponder..........Have you considered : lights, if so, what type of fittings, switching etc, what about decoration, floor finish, window dressing, heating and so the list goes on.......

More to follow folks.