Bristol Design Studio

Kitchens for Sale - NOW!

2011-08-22T00:12:00.001-07:00

A lot of changes occurring within the Needs Empire so we are looking to sell some of our displays to make room.

If you are up for a serious bargain on a display kitchen, click the link below and look at pictures 7 and 8 and then give Nick or Jane a call on 0117 968 0800.

http://www.theusedkitchencompany.com/kitchens-for-sale/page:5?prod_sort=ldesc

Cookers. What sort do I need??

2011-04-04T01:52:00.000-07:00

With 2 types of oven on the market (gas and electric), as a customer, we are not spoilt for choice. In fact, many manufacturers don't actually make the gas oven plumbing for the more popular electric version.

If however, gas is your oven of choice, the majority of them are under mount. This means that they fit underneath the worktop and are available in either single or double oven configuration. The double oven is in fact a small top oven, more grill than oven and then a full size oven below. As mentioned the choice is limited as the number a manufactures making this type of appliance is very small.

There are two main types of electric oven; built under in double oven configuration or built in, which can either be single or double ovens. If you want a single oven built under, then this is a standard built in appliance and you would need housing for this. The built in double ovens are much larger that the built under double ovens.

All electric ovens come with a grill and an oven cavity. With the more competitively priced appliances the number of cooking functions are limited, but usually include a “fan oven” setting and a “hot air setting and have a basic timer on them. As you proceed up the range then the number of functions and features increases. At the top end of the market the ovens will come with up to 17 different types of cooking methods and a whole host of timer/delay functions and memory functions for your favourite dishes.

One of the most useful features that is appearing in the middle of the market is Pyroklean. Now this has been around for a number of years, but is becoming more and more common and it is the one feature that I shout about.

It is a process where by the oven cleans it’s self and is done by the oven heating up to some 500 degrees C and burns off all the cooking residue on the inside of the oven. The oven door is locked and can not be opened during this cycle. When the process is finished and this usually takes about 2 to 3 hours, all you do is wipe out the inside with a damp cloth. No more marigolds and nasty oven cleaner fluid .On the range of ovens that I sell which is Gaggenau and Siemens the cost of running this process is some £0.25 to £0.30pence per cycle.

The type of oven that you choose will depend on your budget, what sort of cook you are and the look that you are after in your new kitchen. If you are an accomplished cook, then some of the features will be very useful, for example, the feature that is bottom heat only, is very useful for cakes and quiches as you do not need to blind bake your pastry.

Have a chat with your design studio; there are a mind of information and the type of appliances available and their range of functions.

Hobs; which should I choose?

2011-03-24T09:41:00.000-07:00

The choice in the market place for hobs is varied and there are lots to choose from. The main types on the market at the moment are Gas, either bottled or Mains, Ceramic and Induction, which are both electric.

Gas Hobs - Your location will denote weather you are on mains gas or if you use bottled gas, a lot of rural locations will use bottled gas. When deciding on your new kitchen appliances, one of the statements that I hear is that we have to have bottled or mains gas is because we get many power cuts and we still want to be able to cook food. The problem with the majority of new hobs is that they need the main electricity to work; these are safety features that are built in to the hob, so that if the gas gets blown out, it turns off automatically. Some of the cheaper models, use a battery to power the spark ignition, these will usually work when the power fails as they are not connected to the mains electricity. Some will come with a Wok burner, especially the larger size ones, if so, look at the power rating of the wok burner, you want if possible at least 5Kws and also the wok burner to be placed to one side, so that you can use other zones at the same time.

Ceramic Hobs -These types of hobs use an electrical element behind the glass top to heat up and consequently heat up the pan. These have become better and better over the years, and by better I mean heat up more quickly, and direct their heat to the pan more efficiently .When in use, they usually glow red to indicate that they are hot and in use.

Induction Hobs - This type o0f hob is the “new kid on the block” so to speak. Due to economy off scale in manufacturing, the price of these hobs have come down dramatically in the last 4 or 5 years, and still dropping now. This type of hob uses magnetisium to agitate the molecules in the pan causing friction and therefore heat. All the energy that the hob uses goes into heating up the pan, not the appliance, therefore none is wasted. Your pans have to have a ferrous metal core in them or they won’t work. If you’re considering Induction and want to know if your favourite pan works on it, then see if a magnet will stick to the base of the pan, if it does, then it will work on induction.

As technology moves on so does the features that these hobs have. Just coming on to the market are what is called “flexi plus” induction hobs, this is where there are no specific zones, you just place the pan on the hob and turn the controls and it works. It allows for great flexibility, your fish kettle will work perfectly (as long as it has ferrous metal base).

If you’re in any doubt about induction, ask your kitchen studio to give you a demonstration, I have given many and every time I do, the customers are very surprised at the speed of the induction. It will boil water faster than any other type of hob; also if, you boil say milk over, because the hob itself is not hot, you just wipe it up, simples Yes!

Hob Size - The standard size for a hob of what ever type is 60cm, and will usually have 4 zones. If space permits, go for a larger size as this gives you more flexibility and the larger the hob the more cooking zones it will have and the choices will usually be a 70, 80 and even a 90cm option.

Interior Design

2011-02-15T04:10:00.000-08:00

Just thought we would give you a sneak preview of the exclusive furniture Kitchen Needs Design Studio are now offering.

With an exclusive arrangement with Italian furniture designer, doimo international, we know that we can compliment your beautiful kitchen, bedroom and bathroom with the ultimate in luxury when it comes to furniture.

Our website will very shortly be updated to include a dedicated gallery where you can see more examples of what we can do so will keep you posted.....

Our new edition....

2011-01-26T01:34:00.000-08:00

After the passing of our previous dog at the end of 2010, Kitchen Needs thought long and hard about getting another one.......and have finally given in!

His name is Alfie and he was born in October of last year. He didn’t wake us up last night at all. He’s so good!

Come into our studio in Druids Hill to see Alfie. We have some pretty gorgeous displays there too!

My own wet room!

2011-01-05T03:14:00.000-08:00

Sometimes it is nice to get the chance to use the design skills and installation capabilities that we have at Kitchen Needs for ourselves so please see a couple of shots of a wet room we did at home!

Never under-estimate the importance of extraction

2010-11-19T01:06:00.000-08:00

One aspect of the whole kitchen purchase that is never given true consideration is extraction. It has never been more important than in todays market when many clients are looking to knock two rooms into one to make a large kitchen/dinner/living room.

There is nothing worse than one having the room full of smoke (when something goes wrong) or being able to smell what’s been cooking two days later days.

Most modern extractors will give some 600 to 800 meter per hour extraction (well this is what the manufactures say!) and in test conditions they do. But when they are installed they don’t perform anything like that.

The main secret of extraction is the size of the duct that the appliance can blow through, 125mm is the very smallest that you can use, 150mm is by far the better option, or bigger, but the amount of bends that the duct has in it will influence it’s performance and how well it will breath. So bigger is better, and I’m sure most women will agree.

There are many different types on the market and your choice will depend on the look you are after. One style that is becoming more and more popular is a ceiling mounted extractor system. This means that you don’t even see the extractor as it fits flush to the ceiling, operated by remote control (nice toy) and very efficient. There are also ones that sit in the worktop behind the hob and rise out of it when in use and sink back down when not required. These are also very efficient and worth a look.

With the more sophisticated extractors you can have the choice motors, either these can be built in to the appliance itself, or you can have an “in-line” which as it says is placed between the appliance and the external outlet, which does give some options of where to place it for convenience, and then you have the external motor which is mounted on an external wall, these are very good as the noise of the motor (and they all make noise, but some more than others) is out side and it means that all you will hear inside is the air being drawn into the appliance which is minimal.

I must say that these nice looking glittery chandelier types are nothing more than good to look at and give a nice light, but that is it, oh and quite a dent in your budget.

More to follow...................

Relationships are at the heart of what we do

2010-10-15T06:55:00.000-07:00

To produce a winning kitchen or bathroom there needs to be total trust in the designer and complete transparency between him/her and the client. To achieve this level of trust, we invest our time getting to know each client and interpreting each brief adding value at each stage.

At Kitchen Needs Design Studio, it is not just about supplying the best products on the market, it is about working with each client on an individual basis and working as long as it takes to get things 100% right. Simply meeting expectations is not something we look to do. No, we look to exceed expectations and stand by our design capabilities, our first rate customer service and all round buying experience.

Our website shows a snap shot of the work we do, but if you have an idea in your head about creating your perfect space, please get in touch with us and we can make your dreams a reality.

What a client said about their Kitchen Needs kitchen

2010-09-08T08:20:00.000-07:00

"Dear Jane & Nick

Having lived with our new kitchen for over 4 months now, we just wanted to say how wonderful it is and to thank you for making it so. We feel that the time spent getting the right design for us was well worth it as it does work perfectly with everything in the right place giving us the greatest efficiency possible.

The whole experience went as smoothly as could be expected and your fitters were superb. We have literally been transported out of the 1980's and straight into the modern day with all the appliances and units. In particular, the induction hob is brilliant, it reacts so quickly to temperature changes and we have had to do no more than wipe this with a damp cloth to clean it.

Overall we would like to thank you for providing such a friendly service, it was an absolute pleasure to have one of your kitchens and we have no hesitation in recommending your services.

Kind regards
Claire & Andrew Hillier "

BESPOKE DISPLAY

2010-08-09T00:37:00.000-07:00

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"

2010-08-05T04:21:00.000-07:00

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

2010-08-02T06:52:00.000-07:00

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.

Nice little number!

2010-07-28T04:41:00.000-07:00

Just a little example of a recent project Kitchen Needs Design Studio in Bristol has just completed.
A new client came to us enquiring about Gaggenau appliances, for which we are the sole supplier in Bristol. They were specifically after an oven, a hob and an extractor.

As part of our service, we did a site survey to find the best appliances for their "needs."

I offered the client a Gaggenau pyroclean oven, a 60 cm induction hob and a powerful extractor. The job entailed us cutting the existing granite worktops to take the hob, adapting a base cabinet to take the oven, and fitting the extractor. Also fitting a splash back to match his existing granite.

Are you after Gaggenau appliances? Please pop into our beautiful studio for a chat.

The kitchen "wish list"

2010-07-23T04:25:00.000-07:00

This is a difficult and very personal area. It is likely that you will have looked through hundreds of magazines and seen numerous ideas that you like. Our suggestion at Kitchen Needs Design Studio in Bristol is to cut them out; make a montage of all the things that you like and come and see us armed with a sort of scrapbook.

The other alternative is to show us all the things that you don’t like. Either method can be very helpful to a designer when working on your kitchen. Knowing what you like and what to avoid helps us give you the desired end result.

Also, what about appliances? Have you seen a cooker or a fridge that you like? If so, list them for us or, better still, put them in your scrap book. Also tell us what you like to cook or even what you would like to try and cook in your new kitchen, Kitchen Needs are experts at making your wishes come true.

These are the sorts of suggestions we make and, if you are not being advised at every stage by your designer, they are not doing their job. Allow you designer to tell you and tempt you with what is new and exciting; what products he or she recommend. Ask for a demonstration if this is at all possible.

Like every relationship, communication is key and at Kitchen Needs, you will be a person not just a customer. Why not put us to the test.

Dresser Unit for Sale

2010-07-21T09:08:00.000-07:00

This dresser unit measures some 2365mm long x 625mm deep and 2200mm high and includes the following:
1 No 60 cm 3 pan drawer unit
1 No 50cm 2 tier wicker pull out baskets
1 No 50cm Open shelf unit
1 No 60cm 4 drawer unit
2 No 50cm Glass display cabinets (1210mm high)
1 No 100cm double door wall unit.

The specification of these units is 18mm Pine veneered MDF carcase, together with painted fronts, (colour of which could be changed with careful painting). Also included is the Granite top which is Australian Viora and 30mm thick, built in lights in the display cabinets and under the wall units and all side panels and cornice is included. All cabinets and drawer are soft close.

The unit can be disassembled for easy transport but the granite is in one piece.

Price £1000.00 including VAT at the current rate.

Give me a bell on 0117 968 0800 to discuss more.

Kitchen Designer - How to choose the best

2010-07-19T05:26:00.000-07:00

Your kitchen designer is the key to the whole process. He or she is the person who will interpret your wishes and wants and turn them into a cohesive design. The space you have, the way you live, the size of your family and most of all, what you want from the space will all be key influencers. Your designer should listen to what you have to say, but, in return, you also need to listen to what the designer is telling you, (they are the ones with the experience......or they should be!).

If your designer is just listening and agreeing with everything that you say, then you’re the designer not them. They are probably just telling you what you want to hear to make the sale.

That is not kitchen design.

You must feel that you can trust the person that you are working with; the money you are spending is in their hands and you want that money spent wisely. A good designer should think of your room in a different way to the existing one. Afterall, there is no point in having a new kitchen if it sits in exactly the same foot print as the old one.

They should also be able to help with putting the whole room together, choosing lights, colours and finishes for walls, flooring, but if you have an interior designer, then the kitchen studio should be able to work hand in hand with them, and then become your “team.”

The studio that they work from should tell you a lot about them, ask questions, be inquisitive, if it’s their work, they will be only to proud to tell you about it. Try and engage the designer, you will be working quite closely with them and you need to have a rapport, so that you can express your self and get what you want.

I know that this will mean travelling around a few kitchen studios, taking time to talk to people and finding stuff information, but you’re spending a lot of money, and you will be living with your new kitchen for a long time!

Need help? Get in touch with Kitchen Needs

New Kitchen - how to buy 1.

2010-07-15T09:00:00.000-07:00

Buying a new kitchen is a capital purchase, that is to say, it is the same as buying a new car. It is a big spend on something that you want; an aspirational purchase. This is not an everyday occurrence for most people, some have never done it before and others have been through the process a number of times.

Kitchen Needs Design Studio in Bristol are leaders in their field and we would like to share some of our experiences with you. Preparation is the key to a new kitchen and outlined in my next few posts will be some expert hints and tips on how to avoid the potential pitfalls and to come away with exactly what you want.

One of the most significant problems you might face when looking at a new kitchen is that there is so much choice on the market making decisions hard to take and influencing you at every turn. Knowing exactly what you want is difficult and this is where the Kitchen Needs Design Studio plays a vital roll.

More to follow.....

Public Relations....

2010-06-29T10:36:00.000-07:00

AREA Magazine June Feature

At Kitchen Needs Design Studio we have worked hard on letting our work speak for itself so it is very refreshing to see one of our designs featured in a leading Bristol lifestyle magazine - see the main picture.

There is a selection of our work on our website, but if you would like a free survey, please get in touch with us..

Kitchen Needs gets about!

2010-06-19T08:48:00.000-07:00

It is true, a black van has been spotted loiteting in the Royal Crescent area of Bath recently and a local resident managed to take a picture -

On closer inspection, it wasn't a member of the A Team, it was the Kitchen Needs Design Studio van being driven by Mr Nick Needs not BA Baracus!

If you are seeking a top of the range, beautiful and bespoke kitchen, bathroom or even bedroom, get in touch with Kitchen Needs in Bristol using the contact form on our beautiful website.

Gagging for Gaggenau!

2010-06-16T06:24:00.000-07:00

At Kitchen Needs Design Studio in Bristol, we are commited to providing our customers with the latest appliances and below is a snap shot of some new products launched by Gaggenau detailed in dedicated product sheets:

A new Combination Mircowave, which now matches the 200 series ovens. We have been waiting for this appliance for a long time, but it’s here at last.

A new revised coffee machine, which again matches the look of the 200 series ovens.

And the pice de resistance an in-ceiling extractor by Gaggenau, which comes in modules, so you can have an extractor module, a lighting module and then another extractor, the optios are endless.
This is a new way of thinking for “in-ceiling” extractors and gives great versatility.

Are you in the market for a Gaggenau kitchen? Get in touch with Kitchen Needs as we are the only retailer in the Bristol area who can supply one!

The Painters are in!

2010-06-09T23:08:00.000-07:00

Just a quick note to let you know that the new studio displays are very nearly finished at Kitchen Needs and that we have also erected a display at the entrance showing pictures of the work we do.

If you are in the vacinity of Druids Hill pop in and take a look? If you are not in the vacinity, come and take a look anyway! Unlike a lot of other studios, parking is easy at Kitchen Needs!

Almost there......

2010-06-02T23:58:00.001-07:00

Here at Kitchen Needs Design Studio in Bristol we are busy putting the final touches to our new state-of-the-art displays which you can see left and right. Why not pop into the studio and see for yourself? Our displays are over 2 floors so there is plenty to see............and we make a mean cup of coffee!

Our revised website done by our marketing company is now up and running and shows some of our work and we are full steam ahead with national magazines and newspapers asking us for our comments and tips.

We have even started a Twitter account so we can keep up you to date. Why not follow us?

A new design.....

2010-05-26T10:23:00.001-07:00

Just a note to let you all know that the Kitchen Needs revised website is now live and showcases some of the beautiful kitchens and bathrooms we have done in the last 3 years.

If you are in the market for a quality, beautiful kitchen, bathroom or even bedroom, have a look at the dedicated Galleries on our website.

State of the art kitchen and shower room. Watch this space..

2010-05-25T04:56:00.000-07:00

The new and improved studio at Kitchen Needs Design Studio in Bristol is entering the finishing straight and we thought you would like to see where we are with the re fit.

On the left you will see the custom showeroom we have designed and installed and on the right is the feature kitchen display, complete with central unit...and Andre furiously designing in the background!

Our revised website is also live showing you the work we have done thus far with dedicated galleries for our Kitchens, Bedrooms & Bathrooms. Please take a look and contact us direct with any specific enquires. We are more than happy to help. nick@kitchenneeds.co.uk

That's a wrap!

2010-05-06T23:59:00.000-07:00

The first part of our 3-day photoshoot has now been completed and we have some 800 or so beautiful pictures to go through.

With our PR machine on full speed, our website being re done with new galleries, a corporate folder and inserts with examples and case studies of our work on the way, you are going to be hearing a lot more from Kitchen Needs!

Do you have a small space that needs making more practical? How about a bathroom that stresses you rather than relaxes? Why not put us to the test?

Snap...happy!

2010-04-29T23:59:00.000-07:00

Kitchen Needs Design Studio in Bristol has now completeted the 3 day photoshoot of our work and we would like to say that our design work speaks for itself!

What do you think?

From designing and installing beautiful kitchens to creating the most luxurious of bathrooms for some quality ' me time,' we are confident that we can give you the best solutions on the market.

Why not put us to the test? nick@kitchenneeds.co.uk

Light at the end of the tunnel

2010-04-23T09:45:00.000-07:00

We're noisy!

Despite me being ill for the majority of this week, the work on our new displays is continuing as is the photoshoot for our new brochure.

We have engaged the services of a PR consultant who will work in tandem with our dedicated marketing consultant so you'll be hearing a lot from Kitchen Needs Design Studio over the next few months.

With a big media campaign looming, an exclusive opening party for the studio, a revised website including our dedicated gallery and a bespoke brochure with case studies, you will really be able to see the quality of the kitchens and bathrooms we do.

Beautiful Design

If you cannot wait for any of this, why not get in touch with me via the website or pop into the studio.

Not only are we Bristol's premier design company, we are also the friendliest!

Quality you can touch

2010-04-08T23:33:00.000-07:00

Morning all. We are 2 days into the Kitchen Needs photoshoot and thought we would show you the sort of work we do.

Whether it is a beautifully designed bathroom or a state of the art kitchen, we deliver the highest quality of both all tailored to your requirements.

We are entering the final stages of our studio re fit so why not pop in and see us in Druids Hill? Alternatively, use the contact form on our website if there is anything specific you need.

We are also sole suppliers for Gagganeau and SieMatic appliances in the West Country.

'Big small'.......

2010-03-14T23:45:00.000-07:00

....is what a reknowned car manufacturer once said in an advertising campaign. Well, here at Kitchen Needs in Bristol, we are applying the same theory to our new shower display; turning a small space into a big luxury.

We will keep you posted over the next few weeks, but why not come in and see our beautiful studio and see for yourself?

Say cheese...

2010-03-10T22:50:00.001-08:00

Keep your eyes pealed for Nick over the next week or so and the Kitchen Needs van as we will be in and around numerous houses in Bristol and Cardiff taking photographs of some of the beautiful kitchen and bathrooms we have done in 2008/2009 so that we can show you on our gallery.

If you stop Nick and give him your business card, you will be entered into a draw to win 2 tickets to our exclusive new studio launch party in May where there will be a professional chef, champagne and all the trimmings!

Out with the old...

2010-03-10T09:33:00.000-08:00

Lots going on here at Kitchen Needs Design Studio in Bristol. We are making the changes to our beautiful studio with electricians in tomorrow moving cables, the bathroom display being starting on Monday and tilers in next week doing the floor for the new SieMatic display.

So....new displays, new flooring, new appliances and new designs.........in fact, the only things that aren't new are Jane and Andre's exceptional design, Nick's finely tuned project management and Kitchen Needs' all round first class customer service.

Why not pop in and see us or email us to make an appointment on nick@kitchenneeds.co.uk

For coffee lovers only!

2010-01-24T22:37:00.000-08:00

Reluctantly, Kitchen Needs Design Studio are having to part with our ex display Siemens coffee machine and warming drawer which is also now for sale at a heavily reduced price.

Make no mistake, if you are a coffee lover, we challenge you to find a machine that makes a better coffee!

Email me for more details - nick@kitchenneeds.co.uk

Final display kitchen left at over 50% off

2010-01-20T08:29:00.001-08:00

As we continue the work in our studio with new displays and new state-of-the art appliances, we have now got one display kitchen left for sale.

This is an E+K kitchen, Oxford Model which is white lacker on oak and comes with all applicances including a custom made sink, a ceramic hob on the island etc.

The work surfaces are engineered stone with hand chislded edges and this kitchen retails at c£27k.

This complete kitchen is yours for just £11k. Interested in an amazing kitchen at an amazing price? Get in touch with us asap and for a detailed breakdown of exactly what is included in the price.

Siemens...

2010-01-07T06:08:00.000-08:00

Firstly, a very happy New Year to all our customers. We had a great break; finally managing to re charge our batteries so that we are ready to continue the amazing work on our studio. You must come and visit us and see what we are up to with the display.

Anyway, there are some special offers that Kitchen Needs can offer based on Siemens appliances at the moment - a free set of saucepans with some induction hobs + a two day cookery course when you purchase 7 item of theirs from the IQ700 range.

We will keep you posted, but why not contact us and book a free survey and see what we can do for your kitchen or bathroom.

What are we up to?!

2009-12-06T01:15:00.001-08:00

In 2010, Kitchen Needs will be making some major changes to the studio with new displays and we are already planning a preview event that will be covered by AREA and Flavour magazines.

If you want to know more, please email me.

Watch this space!

Kitchen Needs adds Flavour!

2009-12-02T22:59:00.000-08:00

As part of our ongoing marketing, Kitchen Needs in Bristol have teamed up with Flavour magazine and they are using our studio for a 'cook off' to entertain local businesses.

Miranda even joined us in doing some fairy cakes as a trial run!

The work starts on our studio re-fit on Monday 7th Dec, watch this space, but the new looks promises to be even more fantastic than before with new state of the art appliances and some of the best kitchens on the market.

For more information see the contact form on our website

New SieMatic kitchen

2009-11-27T05:30:00.000-08:00

Kitchen Needs in Bristol is proud to say that we have just won the contract for a state of the art SieMatic kitchen complete with Gaggenau appliances.

To see what we can do for your home, get in touch with by emailing nick nick@kitchenneeds.co.uk

Gaggenau

2009-11-13T01:55:00.000-08:00

Kitchen Needs in Bristol is the South West's preferred supplier of Gaggenau products. So if you are seeking the highest quality appliances for your kitchen or someone from the Trade looking for the best, get in touch with me on nick@kitchenneeds.co.uk

Alternatively have a look at our gallery to see the sort of designs and appliances on offer at Kitchen Needs.

Mercury is now AGA

2009-10-13T00:00:00.000-07:00

One of Kitchen Needs' appliance manufacturers Mercury, who make the range cooker and Thermastone, have been brought by AGA Rangemaster, and are now solely owned by them.
We are expecting increased brand awareness and, as we are the sole suppliers of this brand in the South West, we are hoping for more enquiries for these superb products!

To find out more, drop me an email nick@kitchenneeds.co.uk

S2 launch.

2009-10-02T05:24:00.000-07:00

As the only supplier of the SieMatic range in the South West, Kitchen Needs' top designers Jane and Andre went to Germany at the weekend to visit the SieMatic open Forum 2009 where they launched the new S2 range.

Email us at the studio if you would like to know more about the amazing SieMatic range

nick@kitchenneeds.co.uk

'Like the wheels'....

2009-09-24T09:49:00.000-07:00

..already the Kitchen Needs new mode of transport has generated an enquiry. A lovely couple from the local area noticed the Van, looked at the gallery on our website and came into the studio to enquire about a top of the range bathroom.

We will upload the finished pictures shortly.

Sometimes, you just need to yell!

2009-09-08T05:56:00.000-07:00

As part of our onging marketing, Kitchen Needs are in the process of tying up a deal with www.yell.com to promote the studio in places like Taunton, Exeter and across Wales. Our relationships with suppliers like Gaggenau and SieMatic are exclusive to the West Country.

Get in touch with Kitchen Needs to find out how we can transform your kitchen and bathroom.

Kitchen Needs is mobile....

2009-08-19T00:05:00.000-07:00

As from today you may notice our new mode of transport travelling around Bristol and the West.

Make a note of the contact details and give us a call to see how Kitchen Needs can transform your kitchen and bathroom.

The Kitchen Directory....

2009-08-05T06:42:00.000-07:00

As part of our ogoing marketing, we now have an advanced listing on The Kitchen Directory giving us even more national coverage!
Have a look at the gallery page on our website to see a snap shot of what we offer!

Welcome......

2009-07-30T02:46:00.000-07:00

.....to Kitchen Needs Design Studio in Bristol. We are Bristol's leading design studio offering outstanding, bespoke kitchens and bathrooms. We also work with exclusive suppliers and are confident that, if you want the best, Kitchen Needs is the place to come.

You can see what we do by looking at our Gallery or simply get in touch with Kitchen Needs direct and fill out our form.

We look forward to hearing from you.