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CL ASSIC INTERIORS MORE THAN JUST COOKING


From a quick coffee on the run to a full on feast for 14, a Classic Interiors kitchen is a space that works for you and your family.


We create rooms for life, laughter and enjoyment that never compromise on practicality and functionality. Everything we design is with you in mind. Because kitchens are for more than just cooking.


From your initial chat with a designer to the final installation you can be sure of attention to detail, enduring style and the most usable designs.


Get in touch to arrange a free design appointment. classicinteriors.co.uk Or Call: 0121 706 4666


JOHN LEWIS OFYR ISLAND


The Dutch-designed OFYR Island is perfect for outdoor entertaining as a firepit centrepiece with a wide, flat cooking surface as its rim. It's a draw as a sculptural form that heats up for parties and also acts as a barbecue. Cook seafood, steak and big breakfasts on the OFYR to cater for a crowd at family events and garden gatherings. Light it up, and it turns every outdoor event into a special occasion. Constructed from durable corten steel, it includes 100cm OFYR with wood storage, solid wood chopping board and a handy accessories tray for utensils and condiments. £2,495


John Lewis, Touchwood Solihull - www.johnlewis.com


WE-FIT UK LTD LINIAR UPVC FRAMES


Liniar is the most up to date brand of uPVC frames on the market. With a focus on research, development and design, the Liniar range contin- ues to push boundaries when it comes to product innovation.Why not extend your home with a beautiful conservatory this summer.


TKenilworth Road Balsall Common B92 0LR 01676 442819 Marston Green Showroom 0121 779 7801


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