Customers' Kitchens
Style Update
Tired of their old-fashioned oak kitchen, the Mahmoods sought out a more sophisticated
and streamlined look.
Feature Courtesy of Beautiful Kitchens, September 2007, www.housetohome.co.uk
Warm Welcome
Once a coach house filled with travellers and their horses, this large chic property
is now home to a busy family of nine.
Feature Courtesy of The Specialist, www.kbsa.co.uk
Going Green
After dismissing their plan for coffee-coloured units, Christine and John Ellner
decided an olive shade was more their style.
Feature courtesy of Beautiful Kitchens, January 2008, www.housetohome.co.uk
Country Comforts
Life on a working farm is busy, so Carolyn and Michael Smith wanted an easy to
use kitchen at the heart of their Hertfordshire home.
Feature Courtesy of The Specialist, July 2007, www.kbsa.co.uk
From Pillar to Boast
An expansive island has turned an awkwardly positioned post post in Mike and
Wendy's two-tone kitchen into a smart and contemporary feature.
Feature courtesy of Beautiful Kitchens, www.housetohome.co.uk
Coastal Delight
Located on the edge of Devonshire, this bespoke home's new glossy kitchen is
just as amazing as its seaside surroundings.
Feature Courtesy of The Specialist Magazine, July 2008, www.kbsa.co.uk
In-toto kitchen featured on Channel 4
A stunning contemporary kitchen designed and installed by In-toto Cheltenham has featured on the first programme of the new series of Grand Designs on Channel 4.
Creature Comforts
An animal-enthusiasts' lifestyle in the Cotswold countryside inspired Andy and
Michele Young's dream, modern and practical kitchen.
Feature Courtesy of The Specialist, www.kbsa.co.uk
Schallamach Kitchen
The Schallamach family’s Hong Kong home was the inspiration for the interior
of their new Gloucestershire property.
Feature Courtesy of The Specialist, www.kbsa.co.uk
Bridges
Once a children's home in an almost derelict state, the Bridge's Victorian house
has been given a new lease of life. Rob designed a super-long 3.5m x 1m island
with banks of wall units at oppostie ends to maximise the use of the wide, but
shallow space and positioned to provide great views.
Feature courtesy of EKBB - Essential Publising
Avoiding Tunnel Vision
Business Partner and Designer of In-toto Bishops Stortford Andy Green shows how
a well thought design can make a galey kitchen look and feel bigger.
Feature Courtesy of KBNews October 2007
Another Angle
Some houses can, by virtue of design, be very deceiving. Stephanie and Paul Brown's
Horsley home is one such example. From the outside it is typically late 1930s
in style, but inside, an open space acts as a hallway and the entrance to a large
split-level contemporary living room and kitchen with panoramic views.
Feature Courtesy of the KBB Magazine May 2007
Moonraker Kitchen
Located on the edge of a Devonshire cliff, this bespoke home's new, glossy kitchen
is just as amazing as its seaside surroundings.
Feature Courtesy of The Specialist, www.kbsa.co.uk
Vanilla Essence
After a brave renovation project, Sarah Lee’s Hampshire home now features a contemporary
kitchen with ample roomto cook, dine and relax.
Feature Courtesy of The Specialist, www.kbsa.co.uk
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