A classic and timeless shaker style light grey kitchen with a stone blue kitchen island. Here at Broadway Kitchens, we can plan, design, build, and install your beautiful dream kitchen that will last several decades. Request your free brochure or visit one of our luxury showrooms in Essex or The Midlands.

A classic and timeless shaker style light grey kitchen with a stone blue kitchen island. Here at Broadway Kitchens, we can plan, design, build, and install your beautiful dream kitchen that will last several decades. Request your free brochure or visit one of our luxury showrooms in Essex or The Midlands.

A classic and timeless shaker style light grey kitchen with a stone blue kitchen island. Here at Broadway Kitchens, we can plan, design, build, and install your beautiful dream kitchen that will last several decades. Request your free brochure or visit one of our luxury showrooms in Essex or The Midlands.

A classic and timeless shaker style light grey kitchen with a stone blue kitchen island. Here at Broadway Kitchens, we can plan, design, build, and install your beautiful dream kitchen that will last several decades. Request your free brochure or visit one of our luxury showrooms in Essex or The Midlands.

Classic British Kitchen in Worthing, West Sussex Extensive installation works took place on this project to facilitate this new slim-shaker kitchen complete with a walk-in pantry. The Brief This client sought to transform their tired kitchen with minimal storage and worktop space into a bright open space with improved function and new appliances to aid daily life. The stumbling block was an awkwardly shaped room, with windows and rear doors making a cohesive layout and design challenging. The client, however, was willing to undertake structural changes to create their perfect kitchen space, so designer Phil set about creating a wrap-around layout with changes to a window and French doors. Installation Phase To create the favoured layout our installation team were required to essentially swap the place of a set of French doors and window, creating the space for an L-shape run of furniture and an overall better flow to the design. During the installation phase, our team removed the previous plaster back to the brick and set about installing a first fix of plumbing and electrical work to suit the new design. The client had some roofing work undertaken at this stage as well, and externally our team mended brickwork affected by the change of layout. After a replaster of the room, the kitchen installation and a second fix of electrics and plumbing could take place. This was soon followed by the installation of a new Karndean floor which would run from the front to the rear of this property. Design Elements After drastic changes to the layout of this property, this client could finally see their ambitions for this space come to life. The client was initially torn between an ultramodern design and a shaker option, and so opted for this slim profile shaker option which adds both a classic and contemporary element to the design. An Indigo Blue finish has been used for full-height and base units, with a Chalk White finish chosen for wall units to break up the design a little. Bright white quartz work surfaces have been chosen to compliment this furniture theme which teams well with contemporary copper handleware. A long L-shaped runs around the long perimeter of this kitchen to provide vastly improved worktop space and plenty of integrated storage. At the start of this run, appliances are built into full-height cabinetry, and adjacent to this, what appears to be further storage opens into a walk-in pantry with heaps of storage for foods and other items. Special Inclusions The client also sought to improve their kitchen functionally, and they chose to enhance their array of appliances with great Miele and Neff choices. A Miele single oven and combination oven have been built into furniture and offer a plenitude of useful cooking functions for the client, as well as being an extremely durable choice. A Neff induction hob adds another efficient cooking option to the space, and above a Neff extractor is built into furniture. A Quooker boiling water tap is installed at the sink, which provides a constant stream of 100°C boiling water, as well as usual cold and warm water. The quartz work surfaces have been used as a splashback behind the hob and sink, where they also double as a window ledge, but the client also opted to add a teal tiled option to the kitchen which completes a great overall look. To add ambience to the space numerous lighting options also feature. Beneath and above wall units LED lights have been installed, as well as downlights in the ceiling. To add warmth to this space a full height radiator has been installed close to the new French doors. Project Highlight A key requirement of this project was an improvement to the downstairs flooring which runs from front to back of this property. This choice is a Karndean finish, which teams well with design and has been laid in a unique right-angled pattern. The flooring also runs into an understairs cloakroom, which was installed as part of this project. The End Result This project highlights the fantastic results that can be achieved when our experienced designers and the capabilities of our installation team combine. This project required a unique solution to bring this client’s ambitions to life, and accompanied by a fantastic kitchen design this space now does exactly that. If you are looking to transform your kitchen space, discover how our expert designers can help with a free design appointment. Arrange your free design appointment online or in showroom. Request a Callback I Book an Appointment

Classic British Kitchen in Worthing, West Sussex Extensive installation works took place on this project to facilitate this new slim-shaker kitchen complete with a walk-in pantry. The Brief This client sought to transform their tired kitchen with minimal storage and worktop space into a bright open space with improved function and new appliances to aid daily life. The stumbling block was an awkwardly shaped room, with windows and rear doors making a cohesive layout and design challenging. The client, however, was willing to undertake structural changes to create their perfect kitchen space, so designer Phil set about creating a wrap-around layout with changes to a window and French doors. Installation Phase To create the favoured layout our installation team were required to essentially swap the place of a set of French doors and window, creating the space for an L-shape run of furniture and an overall better flow to the design. During the installation phase, our team removed the previous plaster back to the brick and set about installing a first fix of plumbing and electrical work to suit the new design. The client had some roofing work undertaken at this stage as well, and externally our team mended brickwork affected by the change of layout. After a replaster of the room, the kitchen installation and a second fix of electrics and plumbing could take place. This was soon followed by the installation of a new Karndean floor which would run from the front to the rear of this property. Design Elements After drastic changes to the layout of this property, this client could finally see their ambitions for this space come to life. The client was initially torn between an ultramodern design and a shaker option, and so opted for this slim profile shaker option which adds both a classic and contemporary element to the design. An Indigo Blue finish has been used for full-height and base units, with a Chalk White finish chosen for wall units to break up the design a little. Bright white quartz work surfaces have been chosen to compliment this furniture theme which teams well with contemporary copper handleware. A long L-shaped runs around the long perimeter of this kitchen to provide vastly improved worktop space and plenty of integrated storage. At the start of this run, appliances are built into full-height cabinetry, and adjacent to this, what appears to be further storage opens into a walk-in pantry with heaps of storage for foods and other items. Special Inclusions The client also sought to improve their kitchen functionally, and they chose to enhance their array of appliances with great Miele and Neff choices. A Miele single oven and combination oven have been built into furniture and offer a plenitude of useful cooking functions for the client, as well as being an extremely durable choice. A Neff induction hob adds another efficient cooking option to the space, and above a Neff extractor is built into furniture. A Quooker boiling water tap is installed at the sink, which provides a constant stream of 100°C boiling water, as well as usual cold and warm water. The quartz work surfaces have been used as a splashback behind the hob and sink, where they also double as a window ledge, but the client also opted to add a teal tiled option to the kitchen which completes a great overall look. To add ambience to the space numerous lighting options also feature. Beneath and above wall units LED lights have been installed, as well as downlights in the ceiling. To add warmth to this space a full height radiator has been installed close to the new French doors. Project Highlight A key requirement of this project was an improvement to the downstairs flooring which runs from front to back of this property. This choice is a Karndean finish, which teams well with design and has been laid in a unique right-angled pattern. The flooring also runs into an understairs cloakroom, which was installed as part of this project. The End Result This project highlights the fantastic results that can be achieved when our experienced designers and the capabilities of our installation team combine. This project required a unique solution to bring this client’s ambitions to life, and accompanied by a fantastic kitchen design this space now does exactly that. If you are looking to transform your kitchen space, discover how our expert designers can help with a free design appointment. Arrange your free design appointment online or in showroom. Request a Callback I Book an Appointment

Classic British Kitchen in Worthing, West Sussex Extensive installation works took place on this project to facilitate this new slim-shaker kitchen complete with a walk-in pantry. The Brief This client sought to transform their tired kitchen with minimal storage and worktop space into a bright open space with improved function and new appliances to aid daily life. The stumbling block was an awkwardly shaped room, with windows and rear doors making a cohesive layout and design challenging. The client, however, was willing to undertake structural changes to create their perfect kitchen space, so designer Phil set about creating a wrap-around layout with changes to a window and French doors. Installation Phase To create the favoured layout our installation team were required to essentially swap the place of a set of French doors and window, creating the space for an L-shape run of furniture and an overall better flow to the design. During the installation phase, our team removed the previous plaster back to the brick and set about installing a first fix of plumbing and electrical work to suit the new design. The client had some roofing work undertaken at this stage as well, and externally our team mended brickwork affected by the change of layout. After a replaster of the room, the kitchen installation and a second fix of electrics and plumbing could take place. This was soon followed by the installation of a new Karndean floor which would run from the front to the rear of this property. Design Elements After drastic changes to the layout of this property, this client could finally see their ambitions for this space come to life. The client was initially torn between an ultramodern design and a shaker option, and so opted for this slim profile shaker option which adds both a classic and contemporary element to the design. An Indigo Blue finish has been used for full-height and base units, with a Chalk White finish chosen for wall units to break up the design a little. Bright white quartz work surfaces have been chosen to compliment this furniture theme which teams well with contemporary copper handleware. A long L-shaped runs around the long perimeter of this kitchen to provide vastly improved worktop space and plenty of integrated storage. At the start of this run, appliances are built into full-height cabinetry, and adjacent to this, what appears to be further storage opens into a walk-in pantry with heaps of storage for foods and other items. Special Inclusions The client also sought to improve their kitchen functionally, and they chose to enhance their array of appliances with great Miele and Neff choices. A Miele single oven and combination oven have been built into furniture and offer a plenitude of useful cooking functions for the client, as well as being an extremely durable choice. A Neff induction hob adds another efficient cooking option to the space, and above a Neff extractor is built into furniture. A Quooker boiling water tap is installed at the sink, which provides a constant stream of 100°C boiling water, as well as usual cold and warm water. The quartz work surfaces have been used as a splashback behind the hob and sink, where they also double as a window ledge, but the client also opted to add a teal tiled option to the kitchen which completes a great overall look. To add ambience to the space numerous lighting options also feature. Beneath and above wall units LED lights have been installed, as well as downlights in the ceiling. To add warmth to this space a full height radiator has been installed close to the new French doors. Project Highlight A key requirement of this project was an improvement to the downstairs flooring which runs from front to back of this property. This choice is a Karndean finish, which teams well with design and has been laid in a unique right-angled pattern. The flooring also runs into an understairs cloakroom, which was installed as part of this project. The End Result This project highlights the fantastic results that can be achieved when our experienced designers and the capabilities of our installation team combine. This project required a unique solution to bring this client’s ambitions to life, and accompanied by a fantastic kitchen design this space now does exactly that. If you are looking to transform your kitchen space, discover how our expert designers can help with a free design appointment. Arrange your free design appointment online or in showroom. Request a Callback I Book an Appointment

Classic British Kitchen in Worthing, West Sussex Extensive installation works took place on this project to facilitate this new slim-shaker kitchen complete with a walk-in pantry. The Brief This client sought to transform their tired kitchen with minimal storage and worktop space into a bright open space with improved function and new appliances to aid daily life. The stumbling block was an awkwardly shaped room, with windows and rear doors making a cohesive layout and design challenging. The client, however, was willing to undertake structural changes to create their perfect kitchen space, so designer Phil set about creating a wrap-around layout with changes to a window and French doors. Installation Phase To create the favoured layout our installation team were required to essentially swap the place of a set of French doors and window, creating the space for an L-shape run of furniture and an overall better flow to the design. During the installation phase, our team removed the previous plaster back to the brick and set about installing a first fix of plumbing and electrical work to suit the new design. The client had some roofing work undertaken at this stage as well, and externally our team mended brickwork affected by the change of layout. After a replaster of the room, the kitchen installation and a second fix of electrics and plumbing could take place. This was soon followed by the installation of a new Karndean floor which would run from the front to the rear of this property. Design Elements After drastic changes to the layout of this property, this client could finally see their ambitions for this space come to life. The client was initially torn between an ultramodern design and a shaker option, and so opted for this slim profile shaker option which adds both a classic and contemporary element to the design. An Indigo Blue finish has been used for full-height and base units, with a Chalk White finish chosen for wall units to break up the design a little. Bright white quartz work surfaces have been chosen to compliment this furniture theme which teams well with contemporary copper handleware. A long L-shaped runs around the long perimeter of this kitchen to provide vastly improved worktop space and plenty of integrated storage. At the start of this run, appliances are built into full-height cabinetry, and adjacent to this, what appears to be further storage opens into a walk-in pantry with heaps of storage for foods and other items. Special Inclusions The client also sought to improve their kitchen functionally, and they chose to enhance their array of appliances with great Miele and Neff choices. A Miele single oven and combination oven have been built into furniture and offer a plenitude of useful cooking functions for the client, as well as being an extremely durable choice. A Neff induction hob adds another efficient cooking option to the space, and above a Neff extractor is built into furniture. A Quooker boiling water tap is installed at the sink, which provides a constant stream of 100°C boiling water, as well as usual cold and warm water. The quartz work surfaces have been used as a splashback behind the hob and sink, where they also double as a window ledge, but the client also opted to add a teal tiled option to the kitchen which completes a great overall look. To add ambience to the space numerous lighting options also feature. Beneath and above wall units LED lights have been installed, as well as downlights in the ceiling. To add warmth to this space a full height radiator has been installed close to the new French doors. Project Highlight A key requirement of this project was an improvement to the downstairs flooring which runs from front to back of this property. This choice is a Karndean finish, which teams well with design and has been laid in a unique right-angled pattern. The flooring also runs into an understairs cloakroom, which was installed as part of this project. The End Result This project highlights the fantastic results that can be achieved when our experienced designers and the capabilities of our installation team combine. This project required a unique solution to bring this client’s ambitions to life, and accompanied by a fantastic kitchen design this space now does exactly that. If you are looking to transform your kitchen space, discover how our expert designers can help with a free design appointment. Arrange your free design appointment online or in showroom. Request a Callback I Book an Appointment

Classic British Kitchen in Worthing, West Sussex Extensive installation works took place on this project to facilitate this new slim-shaker kitchen complete with a walk-in pantry. The Brief This client sought to transform their tired kitchen with minimal storage and worktop space into a bright open space with improved function and new appliances to aid daily life. The stumbling block was an awkwardly shaped room, with windows and rear doors making a cohesive layout and design challenging. The client, however, was willing to undertake structural changes to create their perfect kitchen space, so designer Phil set about creating a wrap-around layout with changes to a window and French doors. Installation Phase To create the favoured layout our installation team were required to essentially swap the place of a set of French doors and window, creating the space for an L-shape run of furniture and an overall better flow to the design. During the installation phase, our team removed the previous plaster back to the brick and set about installing a first fix of plumbing and electrical work to suit the new design. The client had some roofing work undertaken at this stage as well, and externally our team mended brickwork affected by the change of layout. After a replaster of the room, the kitchen installation and a second fix of electrics and plumbing could take place. This was soon followed by the installation of a new Karndean floor which would run from the front to the rear of this property. Design Elements After drastic changes to the layout of this property, this client could finally see their ambitions for this space come to life. The client was initially torn between an ultramodern design and a shaker option, and so opted for this slim profile shaker option which adds both a classic and contemporary element to the design. An Indigo Blue finish has been used for full-height and base units, with a Chalk White finish chosen for wall units to break up the design a little. Bright white quartz work surfaces have been chosen to compliment this furniture theme which teams well with contemporary copper handleware. A long L-shaped runs around the long perimeter of this kitchen to provide vastly improved worktop space and plenty of integrated storage. At the start of this run, appliances are built into full-height cabinetry, and adjacent to this, what appears to be further storage opens into a walk-in pantry with heaps of storage for foods and other items. Special Inclusions The client also sought to improve their kitchen functionally, and they chose to enhance their array of appliances with great Miele and Neff choices. A Miele single oven and combination oven have been built into furniture and offer a plenitude of useful cooking functions for the client, as well as being an extremely durable choice. A Neff induction hob adds another efficient cooking option to the space, and above a Neff extractor is built into furniture. A Quooker boiling water tap is installed at the sink, which provides a constant stream of 100°C boiling water, as well as usual cold and warm water. The quartz work surfaces have been used as a splashback behind the hob and sink, where they also double as a window ledge, but the client also opted to add a teal tiled option to the kitchen which completes a great overall look. To add ambience to the space numerous lighting options also feature. Beneath and above wall units LED lights have been installed, as well as downlights in the ceiling. To add warmth to this space a full height radiator has been installed close to the new French doors. Project Highlight A key requirement of this project was an improvement to the downstairs flooring which runs from front to back of this property. This choice is a Karndean finish, which teams well with design and has been laid in a unique right-angled pattern. The flooring also runs into an understairs cloakroom, which was installed as part of this project. The End Result This project highlights the fantastic results that can be achieved when our experienced designers and the capabilities of our installation team combine. This project required a unique solution to bring this client’s ambitions to life, and accompanied by a fantastic kitchen design this space now does exactly that. If you are looking to transform your kitchen space, discover how our expert designers can help with a free design appointment. Arrange your free design appointment online or in showroom. Request a Callback I Book an Appointment

Classic British Kitchen in Worthing, West Sussex Extensive installation works took place on this project to facilitate this new slim-shaker kitchen complete with a walk-in pantry. The Brief This client sought to transform their tired kitchen with minimal storage and worktop space into a bright open space with improved function and new appliances to aid daily life. The stumbling block was an awkwardly shaped room, with windows and rear doors making a cohesive layout and design challenging. The client, however, was willing to undertake structural changes to create their perfect kitchen space, so designer Phil set about creating a wrap-around layout with changes to a window and French doors. Installation Phase To create the favoured layout our installation team were required to essentially swap the place of a set of French doors and window, creating the space for an L-shape run of furniture and an overall better flow to the design. During the installation phase, our team removed the previous plaster back to the brick and set about installing a first fix of plumbing and electrical work to suit the new design. The client had some roofing work undertaken at this stage as well, and externally our team mended brickwork affected by the change of layout. After a replaster of the room, the kitchen installation and a second fix of electrics and plumbing could take place. This was soon followed by the installation of a new Karndean floor which would run from the front to the rear of this property. Design Elements After drastic changes to the layout of this property, this client could finally see their ambitions for this space come to life. The client was initially torn between an ultramodern design and a shaker option, and so opted for this slim profile shaker option which adds both a classic and contemporary element to the design. An Indigo Blue finish has been used for full-height and base units, with a Chalk White finish chosen for wall units to break up the design a little. Bright white quartz work surfaces have been chosen to compliment this furniture theme which teams well with contemporary copper handleware. A long L-shaped runs around the long perimeter of this kitchen to provide vastly improved worktop space and plenty of integrated storage. At the start of this run, appliances are built into full-height cabinetry, and adjacent to this, what appears to be further storage opens into a walk-in pantry with heaps of storage for foods and other items. Special Inclusions The client also sought to improve their kitchen functionally, and they chose to enhance their array of appliances with great Miele and Neff choices. A Miele single oven and combination oven have been built into furniture and offer a plenitude of useful cooking functions for the client, as well as being an extremely durable choice. A Neff induction hob adds another efficient cooking option to the space, and above a Neff extractor is built into furniture. A Quooker boiling water tap is installed at the sink, which provides a constant stream of 100°C boiling water, as well as usual cold and warm water. The quartz work surfaces have been used as a splashback behind the hob and sink, where they also double as a window ledge, but the client also opted to add a teal tiled option to the kitchen which completes a great overall look. To add ambience to the space numerous lighting options also feature. Beneath and above wall units LED lights have been installed, as well as downlights in the ceiling. To add warmth to this space a full height radiator has been installed close to the new French doors. Project Highlight A key requirement of this project was an improvement to the downstairs flooring which runs from front to back of this property. This choice is a Karndean finish, which teams well with design and has been laid in a unique right-angled pattern. The flooring also runs into an understairs cloakroom, which was installed as part of this project. The End Result This project highlights the fantastic results that can be achieved when our experienced designers and the capabilities of our installation team combine. This project required a unique solution to bring this client’s ambitions to life, and accompanied by a fantastic kitchen design this space now does exactly that. If you are looking to transform your kitchen space, discover how our expert designers can help with a free design appointment. Arrange your free design appointment online or in showroom. Request a Callback I Book an Appointment

Simon Burt
This is an example of a small contemporary l-shaped open plan kitchen in Cornwall with a single-bowl sink, flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, laminate countertops, vinyl flooring and an island.

A bright green kitchen renovation in the heart of London. Using Granada Green, Dulux shade for the kitchen run paired with sugar pink walls. The open plan kitchen diner houses a central island with bar stools for a breakfast bar and social space. The checkerboard flooring sits next to reclaimed retrovious flooring with the perfect blend of old and new. The open larder dresser has wallpapered backing for a bespoke and unique kitchen.

A bright green kitchen renovation in the heart of London. Using Granada Green, Dulux shade for the kitchen run paired with sugar pink walls. The open plan kitchen diner houses a central island with bar stools for a breakfast bar and social space. The checkerboard flooring sits next to reclaimed retrovious flooring with the perfect blend of old and new. The open larder dresser has wallpapered backing for a bespoke and unique kitchen.

A bright green kitchen renovation in the heart of London. Using Granada Green, Dulux shade for the kitchen run paired with sugar pink walls. The open plan kitchen diner houses a central island with bar stools for a breakfast bar and social space. The checkerboard flooring sits next to reclaimed retrovious flooring with the perfect blend of old and new. The open larder dresser has wallpapered backing for a bespoke and unique kitchen.

The kitchen in this remodeled 1960s house is colour-blocked against a blue panelled wall which hides a pantry. White quartz worktop bounces dayight around the kitchen. Geometric splash back adds interest. The encaustic tiles are handmade in Spain. The U-shape of this kitchen creates a "peninsula" which is used daily for preparing food but also doubles as a breakfast bar. Photo: Frederik Rissom

Calle Ström på Stromsfoto
Photo of a small scandinavian l-shaped open plan kitchen in Stockholm with flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, white splashback, an island, stainless steel appliances, medium hardwood flooring and brown floors.

Under a fully automated bio-climatic pergola, a dining area and outdoor kitchen have been created on a raised composite deck. The kitchen is fully equipped with SubZero Wolf appliances, outdoor pizza oven, warming drawer, barbecue and sink, with a granite worktop. Heaters and screens help to keep the party going into the evening, as well as lights incorporated into the pergola, whose slats can open and close electronically. A decorative screen creates an enhanced backdrop and ties into the pattern on the 'decorative rug' around the firebowl.

This beautiful blue kitchen is a recent design and installation in the Billingshurst area. Designed by George from our Horsham showroom, this kitchen makes use of the Cucina Colore range by British kitchen manufacturer Mereway. The Cucina Colore range is Mereway’s answer to modern kitchen design, and with handleless, ‘J’ handle or handled kitchens there are plenty of ways to create a unique kitchen space.

Teamwork makes the dream work, as they say. And what a dream; this is the acme of a Surrey suburban townhouse garden. The team behind the teamwork of this masterpiece in Oxshott, Surrey, are Raine Garden Design Ltd, Bushy Business Ltd, Hampshire Garden Lighting, and Forest Eyes Photography. Everywhere you look, some new artful detail demonstrating their collective expertise hits you. The beautiful and tasteful selection of materials. The very mature, regimented pleached beech hedge. The harmoniousness of the zoning; tidy yet so varied and interesting. The ancient olive, dating back to the reign of Victoria. The warmth and depth afforded by the layered lighting. The seamless extension of the Home from inside to out; because in this dream, the garden is Home as much as the house is.