Our new kitchen display in the Chelmsford Showroom is finished!
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When Mrs G and her husband purchased their house for them and their twin children they quickly realised that the kitchen was too small for their family. Not really knowing where they start they spoke with builders and nationwide kitchen companies but really struggled to connect with anyone who could help realise their vision.
Mr and Mrs D had invested in an old building in their perfect location and had a great vision for their ideal kitchen.
We can’t wait to welcome you all at our showroom in Chelmsford on Saturday 27th November for our Open Day.
We are very pleased that our new Kaelo unit has been installed in the showroom this morning!
When Mr and Mrs A moved into their new property in Hatfield Broad Oak, they hoped that although the kitchen was a bit ‘old and tired’ they would stretch a few more years out of it.
We look forward to welcoming the Interior Design degree course intake at South Essex University for a case study and workshop in our showroom.
We are holding a coffee morning to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support on Tuesday 19th October starting at 10am in our beautiful showroom in Chelmsford.
Mr and Mrs T had lived in their property for around 2 years, they had quite a modern kitchen which they inherited from the previous owners but the current layout or amount of storage available didn’t work for them or their family.
We all know the kitchen is the hub of the home. Just throw a party and see how everybody gathers in there! It is the place we cook, eat, work, do homework with children and gather with friends over a cuppa.
Thursday 24th June
We all know the kitchen is the hub of the home. Just throw a party and see how everybody gathers in there! It is the place we cook, eat, work/do homework and gather with friends over a cuppa!
Mr & Mrs B from Writtle in Chelmsford had spent months touring kitchen showrooms and were near the end of their tether, they had found ”designers” either wanted to copy the existing floor plan or design whatever came into their heads with no regard for the family’s personal or style needs.