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Sustainability is, rightly so, a hot topic at the moment. If you’re looking at investing in a new kitchen, sustainability could be something you’d like to take into consideration more than you have before.

At the top of so many homeowners’ wishlist is a kitchen extension. This is the dream for so many property owners – and it may be yours too! – as it offers the option of a spacious, light-filled kitchen that you can curate and design to be uniquely your own.

When it comes to renovating a kitchen, an essential aspect that often gets overlooked is the protection of the walls behind the hob and sink from cooking and water splashes.

Choosing the right kitchen extractor fan is essential for maintaining a clean and odour-free home. In the British market, there are literally 1000s of different cooker hoods available, each suited to different needs and kitchen setups.

The kitchen is often the most popular room in the house. With the amount of foot traffic the kitchen gathers, it makes sense to make it the most ergonomic and comfortable environment possible.

When you’re planning a new kitchen, one of the decisions you’ll have to make is what type of oven to get. Should you choose gas or electric?

Are you planning a kitchen renovation? Whether you’re starting from scratch or just giving your kitchen a facelift, careful planning is essential to getting the results you want.

Your kitchen is one of the most important rooms in your house, so you want to make sure it has everything you need. One thing you might want to consider is a built-in cupboard.

During the process of designing your new kitchen space, you may have become aware of a concept called feng shui. This is a Chinese practice which explains the relationship between spatial arrangement and energy (chi).

If you have a relatively small kitchen space, or you’ve become tired of inefficient storage solutions, you may have been brainstorming ways to maximise the storage in your new space.