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DESIGNER IRENE GUNTER OUTLINES HOW TO BUILD UP TIERS OF INTRICACY AND INT
Ideas to suit all tastes and to create a space that is truly luxurious
All too often, our kitchens can feel cramped, or even chaotic, yet that’s often down to everyday choices rather than the room itself. Colours that feel disjointed can visually break up the room, while
Kitchen trends can come and go, but when a trend combines style with function, it’s here to stay. This year, it’s all about layering – using hidden storage and zoned areas to keep prep space neat and
My husband, Graham, and I weren’t sure about this ex-rental when we began searching for our first family home, but my estate agent cousin pointed out the positives in its location, the big garden and
Tracie and Jon Kinsey considered multiple options before settling on their original idea – a rethink of windows – to create their ideal kitchen
Nicola and Phil Murphy fell in love with their house as soon as they saw it, with the exception of the kitchen, but it wasn’t enough to put them off. ‘We had three very young children toddling around and the kitchen was just not a comfortable or inviting space to be in,’ says Nicola.