All lovely in their own way! but we vote number 3

I want to be there now!

I love the glamour (and gorgeous garden) of the West London kitchen.

The London kitchen matched with the sea view would be perfect!

I like much more about the holiday chalet Whitsand Bay than the others, although I would have to choose different cabinet doors, paint almost everything a colour rather than white, and have more panes in my windows. But I very much like the choices of shelves rather than wall cabinets, the mix of beadboard and tiles on the walls, the hanging light fixtures rather than built-in downlight (which I abhor), the Belfast sink, the cushioned bench seating, the open beamed ceiling, the farmhouse table, the adorable wee range. The floor is so, so and I would probably choose slate or quarry tiles instead, for both visual warmth and practicality.

Glebe for me too, but none of them really have the warmth and personality that I go for, I want more natural woods and 'country' style rather than fitted cupboards etc. The use of old brick or stone is always good to add personality to a kitchen, I guess the ones shown are all a bit bland for me.

The holiday chalet kitchen is my favourite. The light is lovely and the room is so calm and inviting!

Love the mix of traditional and modern in the holiday chalet

Top choices, with blends of contemporary and traditional designs. Though we vote number 1, number 2 also has a lot of appeal.