Welcome to the 2016 edition of the Utopia Kitchen & Bathroom showroom guide. Over the coming pages we will showcase a wide selection of some of the most stylish, luxurious and beautifully bespoke kitchen and bathroom showroom spaces in Britain.


Buying a new kitchen or bathroom is not a decision to be made lightly. It is often a long-term fi nancial investment, as well as a long-term design commitment – so the style you choose has to be right for your budget, your personality and your home. This helpful guide will point you in the direction of companies that offer designs you like. Showroom managers and designers can bring your ideas to fruition, and suggest some appealing designs for your space that you may never have considered, or perhaps even thought possible – so take advantage of their knowledge!


I hope you fi nd this guide inspiring, and that it makes your decision-making process that bit easier, and ultimately more enjoyable!


Matthew Matthew Blair, acting editor, Utopia Kitchen & Bathroom


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