Need help with kitchen (re) design please
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Comments (2)Hello Sarah, I would always recommend using a sample board. Often elements, paint colours and fabrics can look lovely in isolation but it's only when you see them together that you can decide if they work. If it works on the board it will work in the room. I'm guessing from your description that your new kitchen will be contemporary and you're wanting a tile or flooring material, for example Karndean, that will zone but not sever the dining area? One idea we've used in the past is to use two similar tiles. If you have dogs, you might find a wood effect tile or something like a mid or dark grey 600mm x 300m would work - matt (and non slip) but not riven. We've used Walls and Floors and Tons of Tiles quite a bit in the past. Regards Amanda...See MoreNeed help designing our dream kitchen please!
Comments (4)Those windows look great Claire ! This kitchen design looks ok - but if you are opening up the windows into a bar then echo that with an also slightly unconventional idea perhaps - using a BORA induction hob - which can be fitted ( unusually - but the manufacturers say this is ok) in place if the sink under the window ... the hob itself has a built in extract system - so no extractor needed - and allows you to keep a flatter surface there and entertain your guests by cooking for them while they perch outside ! By moving the sink to where the hob area was allows you to take the DW out of the corner to the end of the run so it's easier to load and unload without being in the way. If you wanted to explore the options more, we are totally independent designers who have years of experience designing kitchens . We help you get the best design to suit your needs - then you shop around with one plan and get as many quotes as you like ! Haggle - negotiate - do a deal - it's all easier when you have your own plan in your hands !...See MorePlease help with ground floor re-design and layout ideas
Comments (12)I do like the OnePlan en-suite option but it would be very, very small for an en-suite and I'd have to dig up the floor to add another toilet, all of which can be avoided if I just leave the downstairs bathroom as it is....I have guests who stay regularly and no one has complained yet. I think this would be an unnecessary expense, love to do it but must be mindful of my budget. I definitely agree that it would be less annoying and more private for my guests to access the bathroom and their bedroom off of the hallway and not the living/dining room, so I shall try and come up with something else for coat storage. kikiamack Unfortunately there is not enough space even when making the double doors into a single to squeeze coat storage into the corner :(...See MoreNeed help for kitchen and sitting area design....
Comments (33)Hi so this is what I had in mind. Although it ideal I think it would be too expensive for now to remove that lone cupboard. So an idea would be; 1. Paint the walls white 2. Paint the cupboards pale grey: http://www.farrow-ball.com/paint/Paint-For-Kitchen-Cupboards 3. Get nice oak laminate floor from Homebase or B&Q 4. It may cost between £200 and £300 to fit the floor with underlay. But totally worth it. 5. Cheap grey sofa (maybe not corner sofa) or second hand sofa, max those dimensions on the plan. I bought two cheap ones from Homebase for our back room and they're totally fine. 6. Farmhouse table with bench / Eiffel chairs 7. Tv bench and side table from ikea 8. If you keep the freestanding fridge paint it with chalkboard paint. http://www.homebase.co.uk/en/homebaseuk/wrust-oleum-black---chalkboard-paint---750ml-125028 I'll post some photos of the sort of look I had in mind....See MoreSara A
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