I have white low sheen finish handless kitchen doors. I love them but here is the negatives I've found. The drawers had to be shallower as it had to accommodate the narrow panel that sits behind the top of the drawer front. They can be hard to open at times. I have 800mm wide soft close drawer runners and they can get heavy and it can be a work out on your fingertips. I don't have long as but I've been told they can knock your nails around a lot. And also the door handle area can also get knocked around a bit. I have 2 pack finish, so it's really tough but I've still seen a few tiny chips in 9 months use. It restricted the type of integrated dishwasher and fridge I wanted. I ended up with a semi integrated DW and handles on the fridge. The DW has a fin across the top to match the other cupboards Ive found them easy to keep clean though.

A lot of our clients feel that white is a 'safer' and cleaner option in comparison to other colours. We do encourage that you add some soft colour into your space as sometimes a fully white kitchen can look to clinical or sparse.

You need to make the most of a corner situation. When planning a corner have a 900 x 900 L shaped carcase as opposed to a straight carcase. By doing this you will not have to kneel to access the corner as both doors will open to allow you full and easy access. You won’t need a corner mechanism in one. Some of them are very expensive and waste essential space. Integral bins IMO are expensive. Here is what I mean with the 900L.

I love my kitchen/diner but it doesn't feel finished. It's quite echoy and needs some softness added. I struggle to choose fabrics and finishes as get overwhelmed by choice! I'd love a huge rug to go under the table, but I feel it isn't practical with two small children. I have ordered a rug from weaver green to go in thr bay window, but I don't know how to mismatch fabrics (it's a tribal style rug, pictured below.) I think curtains and two Roman blinds for the windows is needed but unsure what fabric to go for. Any suggestions are welcome.