Family run Caro Design started off with a simple goal; to offer quality kitchens to the local area at affordable prices.
With over 30 years of industry experience they have used their extensive knowledge to source
including shaker, glossy, matt and wood effect; in fact they have over 100 doors to choose from, providing them with many possibilities to design
The showroom in Oakdale, has seven beautiful kitchen displays and a utility room display that priced and range from £2,800 to £11,000.
dowel system making the units truly long lasting. These rigid units are comprised of 19mm side, top and bottom panels further reinforcing the
differences between each.
access to an exclusive range of appliances and oven for under £450!
customers and there are no hard sales to be found here. They work alongside their customers to produce beautiful kitchens, transforming the heart of their homes. Thus bringing a kitchen studio experience at kitchen shed prices.
and Poole area, director Richard Rosselli noted that there was a gap in the market for a different kind of kitchen company:
“When it comes to buying a new kitchen there are all the big national companies that people think of. What we wanted to achieve is to be able to offer a good quality product at a competitive price and make the experience of buying a kitchen an enjoyable and stress less one! We like to think that we have accomplished that and look forward to the business going from strength to strength”.
With German designed collections, value for enjoy every day.
www.carodesign.co.uk 01202 339910
Showroom opening times:
40 To advertise, please contact 01202 657317 or email
karen@broadstonelink.co.uk
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