Looking for exactly the same thing.... What did you go with in the end...?

Do these go together? Looking at the pics they don't but maybe on a grey sofa? The happy cushion could be the middle one? I feel like I'm mixing two styles all wrong. Maybe a plain bright yellow cushion behind each blue one? My heads pickled lol

We looked at Pyrolytic ovens, but needed 2 for the kitchen design so opted against it in the end. If they really do mean no cleaning though, thats worth it! However, we did buy our appliances from various locations! The dishwasher was included with the kitchen by homebase, as was an oven and a hob, but we sold them as the werent what we wanted, but they were free! We then bought two ovens (the same) and two siemens brand new microwaves, ex display and one advertised for spares or repair (apparently) one was £300, one was £90, both brand new, and £729 each RRP. Hubby fixed the broken one and its perfect now. The siemens hob was also ex display (new) at £250 RRP £1059 (from a local interior designers who had advertised them on gumtree) It can be done, but you should start looking, so you dont miss bargains :)

@Gabby Wong @obobble @OnePlan (Concept planners) Thanks all! Bruises subsiding ;-) It's just so overwhelming - the number of decisions to make, and the desire to make it just perfect. Having lived with a kitchen that we installed 19 years ago that has most definitely NOT worked for us I am beyond excited about a new and practical space. This is part of a much bigger ground floor remodel and I have spent many many hours thinking and discussing options with different and unbiased kitchen designers, friends with perfect and imperfect kitchens, and friends who know our kitchen and how I use it. There are many restrictions in the space - as there are in all kitchens but we are getting something close to ideal now. I have written down everything I use in the kitchen that stored everything - on paper - in the new one - considering carefully how and where it is and will be used. So silly things like where do I hang tea towels to dry when there isn't a radiator in the kitchen area shouldn't give me worry lines - I know when it is installed there will be an end of unit where I can do this. but that doesn't stop me thinking about it! The image that the designer sent is not perfect we both know - software limitations - and I will definitely ask them to install either the combi oven or single oven at low or under counter height - that's what our current oven is, so bending down to take out my turkey isn't a big deal - as you say, safer than standing on the dusty IKEA toddler stool. And the top of that unit can hold the glasses - my other worry line creator. Anyway, your thoughts and ideas are helping hone the design. But for now, we're sticking with the american F/F - impractical, over-priced, sticky outy - but I rather like the industrial look and lines to break up the fitted kitchen-ness.