Contemporary Kitchen Design and Installation from Ream; Maidstone, Kent

The Brief Our Client required a high quality kitchen which maximised storage and allowed two people to live and work comfortably together in the room. They found that their existing kitchen was fragmented and they struggled with the number and position of wall sockets they had, meaning they were restricted to where they could cook and prepare using appliances. The kitchen looked dated and tired, and they wanted something that would offer the ‘wow’ factor as they walked in. Our Clients were open to ideas on colours and styles and had a carte blanche approach to the look of the kitchen in Maidstone. See more at: http://ream.co.uk/our-work/post.php?s=2015-11-18-kitchen-sandling-maidstone-kent#content esigner's Tips 1. Adding an island to a room can immediately create a more sociable kitchen, particularly when combined with a couple of stools. Rather than only using worktop around the edge of the room facing the wall, suddenly there is a centralised point to cook and work from. 2. Glass splashbacks can give a ‘wow’ factor to a design- but it is not an all or nothing idea. Having the glass on just one wall can give the room a feature look without being too overbearing, particularly if using a strong colour. 3. In a larger room, or where there is a lot of furniture, a two tone approach can be adopted to give a variety of textures and finishes to break up the lines and avoid the room looking too bland if incorporating a neutral colour such as cream or beige. Designer Tips from Lara. A friendly kitchen designer that has extensive experience designing with German, Italian and British furniture. With a unique and genuine passion for design. “I adore kitchen design and I love spending time with clients. I find it completely gratifying to see their positive reactions when presenting a design for the first time.” - See more at: http://ream.co.uk/our-work/post.php?s=2015-11-18-kitchen-sandling-maidstone-kent#content