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Tired of tidying? How to design a kitchen that’s easy to keep clean

10/11/2019

There are a huge number of things to consider when designing a new kitchen. But have you considered how easy it’ll be to keep the kitchen clean? If you’re not keen on the idea of spending hours every week scrubbing, de-greasing and sweeping up crumbs, follow these 7 top tips to design an easy-clean kitchen.

1.Avoid all worktop clutter
Wherever possible, keep the worktop free of clutter. Get everything up onto the walls instead, with clever storage such as magnetic knife racks, hanging rails and open shelves. This means that the worktop is left clear, so you won’t need to navigate around or move objects when cleaning up crumbs.

2.Low maintenance worktops
Ideally, you should be looking for a smooth, non-porous worktop with no grooves or rough surfaces where dirt will get trapped. Stone worktops are a good choice, but laminate or stainless steel are also good low-maintenance options if budget is an issue. Bear in mind that you will need to do a little more polishing with stainless steel though.

3.Hands-free drawers, bins and taps
If you have the budget, why not splash out on some tech to make it easier to keep your kitchen sparkling? Taps, drawers, lights and bins that use motion sensors to operate means there’s no need to touch them with messy hands while cooking. It’s also a bit cool.

4.Avoid nooks and crannies
Anywhere that crumbs can hide becomes a real pain to clean. This is where the advice and skill of your kitchen fitter comes in really handy. They can help you to ensure a perfect fit, clean lines and no nooks, crannies, holes or bumps where dirt can hide.

5.Choose flush-fitting sinks and hobs
An integrated sink is your best friend if you’re not keen on cleaning – you can just sweep the mess from the worktops straight into it! An induction hob which fits flush to the worktop is also easy to wipe clean. You can do it as the same time as the other surfaces without having to remove any gas rings or other parts.

6.Go for fuss-free gloss cupboard doors
Gloss finish surfaces do show up finger marks, dust and dirt, but they’re also very easy and quick to wipe clean. Choose designs with limited detailing, so you only have one flat, smooth surface to tackle.

7.Get a brilliant extractor fan
If you’re working out where to prioritise your spending, put the extractor unit at the top of the list. It is absolutely worth investing in a high quality, efficient and quiet extractor fan, especially if you’re not a fan of cleaning. A good unit will get all of the grease, cooking fumes and steam out of the kitchen, so it can’t settle on worktops and other surfaces.
When you’re ready for your dream kitchen to be fitted, get in touch with the team at A&J Kitchens. You can rely on our expertise to bring your plans to life!

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Kitchen remodelling on a budget – Where to splash out and where to save money

9/5/2019

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One of the biggest concerns when remodelling a kitchen is always the budget. How much should you spend on your new kitchen? If money is tight, it’s important to spend and save in the right places. If you skimp on some areas, you may come to regret it later, while in other places you can get away with buying slightly cheaper.
Here’s a handy guide to help you start planning your kitchen budget, with tips on where to spend, save and manage your money throughout the project…

Coming up with your budget
When making a budget for your kitchen, you need to be as detailed as possible. Get a rough cost for everything, right down to the handles, screws and feet for your units. Don’t forget to get some quotes for labour costs, and always overestimate to avoid nasty surprises later.
Important: always build in a contingency fund. Kitchens nearly always come in over budget. It’s important to have the cash available to finish the room properly, or all your hard work will be wasted. You may not need your contingency fund, but it’s really nice to know its there.

Where to spend
Only you’ll know what really matters to you in your dream kitchen, but the key areas you really shouldn’t skimp on are:

The fitting. Even if you spend a fortune on your kitchen units and appliances, a poor fit will let the whole room down. If the quote from the fitter is too good to be true, it probably is. Always use a reputable, experienced kitchen fitting specialist like A&J Kitchens, where you’ll get a competitive price and complete peace of mind that the finish will be absolutely perfect.
Worktops and door/drawer fronts. These are the most visible parts of your kitchen, so they need to look good. You don’t need to spend a fortune on door fronts, as there are many great-looking affordable options out there. However, it is important to get a good worktop that meets your needs practically as well as delivering the look you want.
Taps and handles. Again, you don’t need to break the bank here, but bargain basement taps and door handles may let the finish of your kitchen down.
Appliances. These are functional, practical necessities, so quality is important.
Lighting. Avoid super cheap light fittings, but more important than spending money on lighting is taking the time to plan it out properly.

How to save
The pricier elements of your kitchen out of the way, now it’s time to claw back some funds. You can save money by:

Reducing the number of appliances you have – do you really need two built-in ovens, after all?
Buying cheaper unit carcasses – these are hidden away, so they don’t need to be fancy
Having fewer tiles – you don’t necessarily need to tile all the way up the walls, so save yourself some money and paint instead
Look for ex-display kitchens – they’re often a fraction of the usual cost!
Choosing a simple sink – provided it is big enough and fits with your kitchen, a relatively cheap stainless steel sink will do the job perfectly.

For expert advice on kitchen fitting or any other aspect of remodelling the heart of your home, get in touch with the friendly team here at A&J Kitchens. Ready to go? Click here for a quick quote.

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8 essential tips for choosing perfect kitchen wall and floor tiles

8/8/2019

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There are a lot of decisions to make when it comes to designing or refurbishing a kitchen, but tiling should never be an afterthought. Your floor and wall tiles will make a huge difference to the appearance of the finished space. There are functional considerations to bear in mind too, such as whether your tiles are easy to clean or can withstand heavy use.

You’ll be overwhelmed with choice when it comes to shopping for kitchen tiles. There are an enormous number of styles, sizes, colours and materials to pick from.

To make it easier to pick out the perfect tiles for your kitchen, here are 8 essential tips to bear in mind:

Set your budget before you set your heart on something too expensive. Ceramic and porcelain tiles are popular choices for walls (and sometimes floors) as they tend to be very affordable. You will have to splash out more for certain floor tile materials such as slate, marble and natural stone, whereas vinyl tiles are a super-cheap option.

Where will the tiles be placed? You need to choose a tile that is suitable for the surface and for the use it will undergo. For example, glass tiles make great splashbacks and decorative features but you wouldn’t necessarily want glass tiles for your worktop. Similarly, ceramic tiles are ideal for tiling the walls but they may not be strong enough to be used as floor tiles.

Find out about maintenance before choosing your tiles. Some products, such as natural stone floor tiles, need to be sealed before use in order to protect it. They also need special cleaning products, as ordinary cleaners could damage the finish.

Textured or smooth? Textured tiles can look beautiful, but they also come with the risk of trapping dirt and being harder to clean.

Busy family kitchen? Choose hard-wearing floor tiles. If your family, complete with children and pets, use the kitchen as the central hub of the home, you’ll need to choose your floor tiles carefully. Pick tiles that are durable enough to withstand heavy foot traffic, as well as spills and stains.

If your budget is low, create a standout decorative feature. No one says that you have to tile the whole kitchen. If you’d prefer to save money and paint the walls, you can prioritise your spend on creating a beautiful tiled splashback instead.

Balance colour and pattern for a harmonious look. If you’re choosing patterned or colourful tiles for the walls, it’s a good idea to keep your floor tiles neutral in colour. It’s all about balance.

Not a confident tiler? Call in the professionals to ensure a neat, clean finish. This guarantees that all tiles are properly aligned and spaced, and that grouting and sealing is fully completed.

As well as handling all aspects of kitchen fitting, A&J Kitchens also has a highly experienced, fully trained team of tiling professionals at your disposal. Call us on 01942 873781 to get a quick quote.

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Smart kitchens, tech and trendy gadgets – are they worth having?

7/8/2019

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If you’re starting research for your new kitchen, you’re likely to come across a whole host of smart and tech-enabled appliances and features. But should you include them in your plans – are they worth the extra cost, and will they help you to future-proof your kitchen? Let’s take a look at a few of the most popular.

No-touch sensor taps
No-touch taps and other appliances (such as bins) can be really useful in the kitchen. When you have dirty hands from food prep, you can turn the tap on and wash them without having to touch them. The same goes for a motion sensor bin, which opens when you approach so you don’t have to touch it. These features are simple and not too expensive, but they can save on cleaning and be more hygienic. In the case of smart taps, they can save water too.

Wi-Fi enabled appliances
New Wi-Fi and smart appliances are being launched all the time, an obvious sign that this kitchen trend is taking off. You can find smart features in fridges, which reorder items you’re low on, warn you about use-by dates and optimise settings to keep your food fresher for longer. You can also use apps on your phone to control appliances like your oven, setting it to pre-heat or turn off when you’re out. These appliances may be quite cool and the latest trend, but they cost a lot more than traditional versions – so you should only splash the cash if you’ll find the smart features useful.

Pop-up extraction fans
These downdraft extraction fans, which appear seemingly out of nowhere from your kitchen worktop, have been a popular kitchen trend for a few years now – but are they worth having? They tend to be a lot more expensive than ordinary extractors, but they can also be easier to install in some kitchens. Many people like these extractors for the sleek look they offer, as they disappear after use and they avoid the need to have a bulky extractor unit at head height.
If you have your heart set on putting your hob in an island unit, so you can face the room while cooking, a pop-up extractor can be a good choice. You’ll need to save a good amount of space for the extraction unit (which often goes under the floor) in the island below, and make sure the extraction rate is up to the job.

Smart lighting
Kitchens often have to perform many different roles. They are primarily spaces for cooking and sharing family meals, but you’ll also use yours for entertaining and social occasions, as well as romantic dinners for two, homework and catching up with a friend over a coffee. This is where a smart lighting scheme can come in handy. At the touch of a button, you can select customised lighting that perfectly matches the atmosphere you’re aiming for – without having to switch a number of switches off and on.

Charging points
Convenient places to charge your phone are becoming just as essential as ordinary plug sockets, especially in busy family kitchens. They’re a must if you’re designing a new kitchen!

If you need help fitting the latest appliance into your kitchen, A&J Kitchens can help. Get in touch on 07766 017438 to tell us about your plans. 

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The 7 finishing touches that can make or break your kitchen

6/10/2019

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If you’ve put time, money and effort into planning your dream kitchen, it’s important to finish the project off properly. Many people find themselves so overwhelmed with decisions that they start to run out of steam near the end. The passion and drive they started their kitchen renovation with ebbs away, leading to half-hearted decision making.
Finishing touches are everything in a new kitchen. The wrong choices will stand out, for the wrong reasons. However, if you get it right – these small details can turn a great kitchen into a really beautiful one.
Here are the 7 finishing touches that could make or break your kitchen, so make sure you get them right!

1. Handles
The handles on your doors and drawers not only need to look good, setting off the style and finish of the cabinets, but they need to function properly too. It’s a good idea to put some thought into how easy you’ll find it to use the handles, asking yourself important questions such as - will you be constantly catching your clothing on them, or will they be hazardous for children?
2. Tap
If you get it right, your kitchen tap can be a style statement in itself. The tap needs to be in proportion to the scale of the sink in terms of size and height, and match the finish of other elements in the room (such as handles).
3. Waste storage
So you’ve designed a stunning, flawlessly finished kitchen – then you suddenly realise you haven’t planned anywhere for your waste and recycling bins to go. You’ll either need an ingenious solution like an under-counter bin system, or you’ll need to splash out on designer bin which will be on display.
4. Lighting
Ideally, lighting should be built into the masterplan along with other major elements of your kitchen such as the layout, cabinets and worktop. If you’ve got your task lighting sorted, don’t forget about overhead lights. A beautiful pendant light or directional spotlights can really make your kitchen shine.
5. Seating
Chosen to have a breakfast bar in your new kitchen? Make sure you choose stylish seating that fits with the look of your kitchen. You can even use your bar stools to make a statement, as a little pop of colour or a dramatic design feature in an otherwise minimalist space.
6. Tea towels
Yes, even tea towels can make a big difference to the look of your kitchen. After all, you don’t want to let your glamorous kitchen design down with tatty, dowdy old cloths. Splash out a few pounds on some lovely new tea towels and other accessories which match your design scheme.
7. Grouting
The quality of the finish is a crucial detail in any kitchen project, so make sure you get the professionals in for tricky jobs like grouting and sealing.
Call A&J Kitchens on 01942 873781 for expert assistance with any and all parts of your kitchen renovation project. We can help with everything from design and planning to fitting and installation.

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Worktop maintenance advice – which material is the easiest to look after?

5/24/2019

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One of the most important decisions to make when planning a new kitchen (or renovating one) is which worktop material to go for. The worktop is not only functional, as it’s also a major visual feature. You’ll also need to consider how each material meets your needs and the way you will use your kitchen.

If you have your eye on a beautiful worktop straight out of an interior design magazine, it’s worth taking a second to look into how you will maintain it. It could be more time-consuming and expensive than you think. Here’s a quick look at the maintenance needs of the most popular kitchen worktop choices:

Real wood
If your worktop is solid wood, or has real wood as the surface layer, it will need oiling regularly. This is because wood and moisture don’t really mix, so the oil will prevent any spills or splashes from soaking in and spoiling the finish.
Wood worktops may also pick up scratches and scuffs over time. The good news is that they can be sanded away, but you may need a professional or some expertise to do it.

Laminate
Laminate worktops don’t need any regular maintenance and they are easy to clean, but they are still susceptible to scratches, heat marks and stains. To prevent problems like this, you should always use chopping boards and worktop protectors, and avoid putting hot pans directly onto the laminate.

Granite
Granite worktops are incredibly strong and durable, but the material is porous like wood. This means that it can be affected by water damage. Your worktops will need re-sealing, but the good news is that it will only need doing once every five years or so.

Concrete
Concrete is rising in popularity as a material for kitchen worktops, and it offers a great edgy look to a contemporary kitchen. However, it can stain easily if you aren’t careful, and you will need to protect it with a penetrative sealant treatment around every eight months or so.

Marble
One of the most luxurious kitchen worktop choices, marble is undeniably beautiful, and unique too. It is very hard and durable, but it can also scratch easily. Unfortunately, scratches in marble worktops are pretty much impossible to repair.

Stainless steel
The great thing about stainless steel worktops – another rising kitchen design trend – is that any scratches or wear marks only add to the attractive patina of the material. It’s really clean and very robust, but you will need to put the work in to keep it looking sparkling. This is because grease and finger marks show up clearly. You’ll also need to be careful not to dent it, but this shouldn’t be a problem with everyday use.

Another crucial thing that will keep your worktops in tip-top condition is the fitting. You need an expert kitchen fitter to make sure that joints fit snugly, so that no water can penetrate or any other damage is done. Give A&J Kitchens a call on 01942 873781 to discuss your kitchen renovation project – we’ll be happy to offer our expert advice on worktop choice, fitting and maintenance.

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Four unusual kitchen worktops and how they could work in your home

4/10/2019

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Not feeling inspired by the worktop choices available at kitchen retailers? It could be time to expand your horizons and look at something completely different. Here are just a few unusual worktop choices, with some pointers on how they could work in your kitchen…

1. Solid concrete
A concrete worktop is easy to clean and maintain, almost impossible to damage and will last you for years. It also offers a reassuringly chunky and rough finish, perfect for those who love tactile materials in their homes and fans of industrial and brutalist looks. It also works well in minimalist spaces and pairs well with natural materials like wood.
Concrete is a wonder material when it comes to building, as it’s usually quite cheap and can be formed into any shape you like using a mould. However, it does have drawbacks from an environmental point of view, and not everyone is a fan of the concrete look.
You can make your own concrete worktop with a bit of research, DIY skills and the right tools, but it’s best to seek advice from an expert. The beauty of concrete is that you can create a worktop that fits your kitchen perfectly.
2. Reclaimed wood
Want a standout piece or a focal point in your kitchen? Use reclaimed wood as your countertop and your kitchen will be truly unique, especially if you use it to cover an island unit. There are lots of places to source wood, but it won’t be cheap and you will need pay for the work to transform a lump of wood into a usable worktop. Some people love the raw edges and non-linear lines, as well as the unique grain and flaws, of reclaimed wood – but it needs to be safe, hygienic and fit for purpose if used in the kitchen.
3. Glass
Glass worktops offer a stunning decorative effect, especially when paired with clever lighting. They’re also durable, easy to clean and maintain. However, watch out for noise as chopping or working directly on glass can create a great deal of alarming noise - not conducive to a relaxing evening of entertaining.
Glass worktops will usually have to be custom-made, which doesn’t come cheap. However, you will get something that is completely unique and a real talking point.
4. Zinc
Stainless steel worktops have been a big trend in kitchen design for the last couple of years, for homeowners looking for that clean, minimalist ‘restaurant kitchen’ look. But have you considered zinc? It may be pricier than stainless steel, but it can look out of this world.
A thin layer of the metal is wrapped over a base, offering a futuristic finish that’s easy to keep clean and completely original. A zinc countertop will develop hairline scratches over time, but these form what many people consider a very attractive patina after a while.
You may need to get your zinc worktops custom made as they aren’t usually available off the shelf, and remember as always to use expert fitters to get a clean, professional finish. Contact the team at A&J Kitchen Fitters with your ideas and we’ll be happy to help.

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Five tips to make a freestanding kitchen work

3/8/2019

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Freestanding kitchens offer flexibility and add a characterful look to the kitchen, but they can be difficult to get right. Follow these tips to bring your freestanding dream to life:

1. Consider a mix of fitted and freestanding
For those who like the look of freestanding kitchens but are nervous about taking the plunge, there’s an ideal compromise. You can keep some elements freestanding, while also benefitting from the storage and space-saving features of a fitted kitchen. For example, you can have a small row of fitted units and worktops below and open shelving above, while keeping your cooker, fridge-freezer and central unit freestanding.

2. Use a small palette of materials
One concern that people have with freestanding kitchens is that they can look ‘bitty’, especially compared to a fitted kitchen where units share the same colour palette and worktop. If you want a cohesive look and for your space to look like it’s been properly designed, there’s an easy solution. Stick to a limited palette of colours and materials, to make all the separate elements look like they belong together. For example, use the same wood on your central island worktop as your freestanding dresser.
That said, not everyone wants their freestanding kitchen to look harmonised. Some people love making the most of a statement dresser or a number of colourful or antique pieces, even if they are quite different from each other.

3. Choose multi-functional pieces
Fitted kitchens are great for making the most of space, whereas freestanding kitchens don’t always offer enough storage or food prep surfaces. You can overcome this by choosing multi-functional pieces, or getting your joiner or kitchen fitter to make useful adaptations. For example, your island unit can also contain storage space as well as stools for casual dining.

4. You must have an island
In many freestanding kitchens, a central island unit is what pulls all the other elements together. You may not have all the worktop space that comes with fitted kitchens, but a well-planned island more than makes up for it. This is where you’ll prepare food, sip a coffee with a friend, host your parties and help the kids with their homework – so it’s important to get it right.

5. Embrace a looser, more eclectic look
People who choose freestanding kitchens tend to be those who reject the uniformity of fitted kitchens. They like standout pieces, don’t mind a bit of mismatch and are happy to have kitchen knick-knacks on display. Think of traditional, farmhouse and country kitchens and you’ll be on the right lines when it comes to the look. This is what freestanding kitchens are all about, so if you prefer minimalism and a clutter-free life this may not be the right choice for you.

If you’re planning a freestanding kitchen, you may still need a good kitchen fitter. There are elements that need to be finished by a professional, so give A&J Kitchens a call on 01942 873781 to discuss your plans.

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What Makes A Great Workplace Kitchen?

2/8/2019

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The workplace kitchen is not only an essential functional space, it’s also very important for employee wellbeing. What’s more, over half of employees believe that a good work kitchen could make them more productive. This is why it could be well worth investing in this often-neglected corner of your office.
If you’re planning a workplace kitchen revamp, here are some essential things to be thinking about:

The functional essentials

Above all else, your workplace kitchen needs to be easy, quick and pleasant to use. You don’t need to splash out on top-of-the-range white goods and appliances, but you should make sure they are decent quality and work properly. Depending on the size of your office, you’ll need at least a fridge, kettle and microwave along with some decent storage space and basic cutlery.

Extras that your team will love

Make your workplace kitchen a space that your team will actually use by giving them extra equipment and appliances. For example, chopping boards, hand towels, plates, bowls and cutlery. You could even provide free fruit, hot drinks or other inexpensive perks to boost morale.

A space that encourages social interactions

If you have the space, why not combine your staff room/breakout space with a kitchen? Ideally, you’ll create a comfortable and spacious ‘lounge’ where employees can relax and mingle with each other during breaks. This helps with staff morale and also encourages team members and even people from different departments to spend time together.

Consider open plan

You can even go one step further and create an open plan space that serves many different purposes. It will be a kitchen, where employees can prepare food and hot drinks, as well as a staff room and a space for informal meetings. Put in a decent coffee machine and some comfortable yet professional seating and your team can meet clients, collaborate and hold meetings on the move. In an open plan space like this, you’ll need to make your kitchen a little smarter as it’ll be on full view.

Help your employees keep it tidy

To avoid the mess that sometimes builds up in workplace kitchens, make sure you include ample sinks, bins, cleaning supplies and perhaps even a dishwasher.

Technology

If your employees will be using this space as somewhere to meet, collaborate and work in a less formal setting, make sure it’s properly kitted out. You’ll need charging points for their devices, plus reliable Wi-Fi.

Lighting

Crucial in a workplace kitchen is good lighting (as well as ventilation). Get as much natural light in as possible, and supplement this with task lighting above worktops and softer lighting in relaxation areas.

Colour and décor

Just because it’s an office kitchen, it doesn’t mean it has to be drab. Why not inject some colour and vibrancy into the decor, to make it a room that your employees actually want to spend time in?

Remember, a poorly fitted kitchen can be a real hazard in the workplace. Make sure you call the experts in for a quick, good value and professional job carried out by a team with over 20 years’ experience – call A&J Kitchens on 01942 873781 to discuss your project.

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Need inspiration for your new kitchen? 7 of the best design trends for 2019

1/8/2019

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If your New Year’s Resolution is to give your tired old kitchen a facelift, now’s the time to start your planning. But unless you know exactly what you want, finding inspiration for the new design can be really tough.

If you’ve scoured countless interior design magazines and online Pinterest boards without being able to make up your mind, we can help. Here are 7 of the best design trends for this year, courtesy of trend-setters Elle Décor and other sources, to give you some much-needed inspiration…

1. Hidden storage
There’s clever storage, and then there’s concealed storage. The latter simply appears as a beautiful piece of panelling, when it’s actually a hidden cupboard. You know it’s there, but a casual onlooker won’t. Hidden storage creates sleek, smooth lines and a gorgeously minimalist look for your kitchen.

2. Open shelving
In direct opposition to the trend for concealed storage is open shelving, which many people prefer. If you’re tired of minimalism, want to make a statement and open up the space (and let more light through), this is the option to choose.

3. Vintage furniture and accents
You may not think it’s possible to incorporate vintage elements in a new kitchen, but a growing trend shows that it really is – and you can do it in real style. The easiest way is through vintage breakfast bar stools and retro-inspired light fittings, as well as art work, soft furnishings and decorative touches such as vases, storage canisters and fruit bowls.

4. Matte black cabinets
This is rather an extreme trend, and you’ll need a space which gets a lot of natural light, but matte black has been growing in popularity. The key to creating a sophisticated space rather than a gloomy one is good lighting and accents of natural materials (like real wood worktops), subtle colour and metallic fixtures.

5. Wood and white
White kitchens have been popular forever, as people like their clean, sparkling look. However, white kitchens can look a little clinical if you aren’t careful. The perfect way to avoid this and warm up the space is with one of the other main kitchen design trends for 2019 – wood and white. Choose just two tones, pristine white and beautiful, great quality wood in worktops, cabinet fronts and/or floors. You’ll just need to be careful to get the balance right.

6. Colourful and painted cabinets
Painted cabinets were a big kitchen trend in 2018, but they’re going even brighter in 2019. Get the balance right (keeping everything else neutral) and these bold cupboards and drawer fronts will really make a statement. Goodbye, boring kitchens!

7. Raw materials
If you have the opportunity and you like the look, embrace the growing trend for raw materials in kitchens. The easiest to do is a raw brick wall (or brick effect tiling) with a modern kitchen, or a real stone floor, or even a rough, natural material for your worktop.
Whichever look you go for, make sure you make good quality, expert kitchen fitting a top priority. Call A&J Kitchens on 01942 873781, we have over 20 years’ experience and offer a fully professional service from start to finish. Let’s create your dream kitchen in 2019!

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