LIVE24SEVEN // Property & Interiors TAY LOR MADE B Y S TANTON Truly Taylor Made
Buying a new kitchen can be a very stressful process, but it doesn’t have to be. Other than extending your home, a kitchen is generally the second largest and most expensive internal project that a home owner or developer will encounter.
Many people have made do with poorly designed, poorly constructed and in some instances non -functional kitchens. This is normally due to budgets being squeezed during building works, poor advice by kitchen suppliers or simply not knowing how a kitchen can be truly tailor made to your needs.
Commissioning a genuinely bespoke kitchen company to build your dream kitchen should be an exciting and pleasurable process. There is no need to feel pressured into making every decision regarding the build of your kitchen in one go. You may not know the exact layout of your units,what kind of worktops are most suitable, or even what colourwood or paint would go with your decor. Start with the things that are most important to you, no matter how small. You may, for instance, want lots of drawers, a big range cooker or a large island to entertain family and friends from.
These are the seeds that a good kitchen designer will develop until a layout and style that is most suited to you and the space available. With a clear idea in your head of what your kitchen will look like and how it will function, thoughts can turn toitems such as room preparation, plumbing and electrical considerations, floor coverings, choice of worktops and colour etc. It should be a fluid process helped along by a
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designer not only skilled in design but trained to construct the work themselves. There should be no obstacles in achieving the look and feel of the kitchen that you have dreamed of, with no restriction on styles, colours, or textures. Having a truly bespoke kitchen should mean there are no standard sized units. A room with alcoves, wooden beams, bendy walls and miss-shaped openings should not be a barrier, they should be embraced. From the design stage to the final fitting, the challenge of ensuring an economic use of space, while maintaining a balanced and pleasing design coupled with high quality solid workmanship that will stand the test of time, is a service that only a truly bespoke kitchen and furniture manufacturer can achieve.
This is why we invite you to see what happens behind our glossy pictures. We want you to see how we build functional kitchens and furniture. How our furniture varies in size to cater to room shapes, enabling us to build 4.6+ metre long continuous kitchen frames. We are proud to be able to show our clients around our workshop when their kitchen is being built, full size and often in the exact layout as it will appear in their home. You can walk around it, open the doors, test the runners and pull outs, even make changes if required. This is just one of many things that set us apart from the majority of kitchen manufacturers.
TAYLOR MADE BY STANTON Ross Road - Longhope - Gloucestershire Tel: 01452 831538
info@taylormadebystanton.co.uk
www.taylormadebystanton.co.uk
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