Hi Holly, the colour scheme is very trendy at the moment and I like the large island. Personally, I would like to add a bit more interest / focal point which is lacking at the moment. This may be due to the style of the pendants (change it to a warm colour such as mustard or even gold / brass). Maybe you would like to keep your existing American Fridge/Freezer? In my experience this type of fridge doesn't really go with the flat matt handless kitchen look that i see in the visualisation. Make sure you have a surface to put things on when you take them out of the fridge, there doesn't seem to be one at the moment, so I think you need to reconsider where the fridge goes. I like the linear design but you need to make sure you have plenty of deep drawers. Nothing wrong with the stools as long as you have 20cm gap to the worktop (in any case, it may be this is a CGI mistake). However, it is very worrying that the designer has chosen to show such a high oven, or indeed two extractor fans and a fridge miles away from your surfaces... Not very professional, even if it was made in a rush... Also, you may want to add some interest to the splashback and go for a marble look-alike quartz if it fits your budget. Have fun!

If I were quoting from one of our cheapest ranges off the top of my head that would be around £700-£800. Unfitted. If the space is 630mm wide then a standard undermounted oven is 600mm. They are all the same width. I would presume they have allowed for some end panels? I’m betting the splashback is 600 wide? If that were me I’d buy the oven and get a local carpenter to fit it in. As I said most do not need a carcase so he would just have to fill the space with a 15mm panel which is easy enough to do as he could put a shelf into them to sit the oven on. Do remember a single oven will require a filler panel 110 x 600. A double oven does not require any fillers. Then you need a hob over it assuming you don’t have one. I can’t tell from the image exactly what colour the fascias are. Are they a grey green? If so they could be called Dakar.

I’m glad you like it. It’s always trial and error when buying something new and cooking in a different way. I have just purchased an air fryer but it’s not a Ninja so doesn’t have as many features. Was reluctant to spend £££s if I didn’t like it. Have become a member of several FB sites that offer information and recipes. Tonight I will be trying it out for the first time in the hope of eating less fat especially as I’m now 4 weeks post op for having my gall bladder out which apparantly was full of stones and caused me horrendous pain and hospital admission. I have bought some bread pans so am also going to have a go at breadmaking.

I’ve just come across this German brand but am struggling to find many reviews of their appliances. Wanted to get some thoughts / reviews of anyone that has come across them. I’m specifically interested in reviews on hobs and longevity / sturdiness of their appliances. Looking forward to your thoughts. Thanks