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Let us create your dream kitchen I


ntroducing Phil, Managing Director of Ashton Lewis Kitchens – an


independent, family-run business based in Maidstone, serving Kent, Surrey, Sussex and London. We are kitchen specialists providing a diverse range of products and services to domestic customers, building contractors and property developers. We offer a comprehensive range of high- quality cabinetry, worktops, appliances, lighting and bespoke components for kitchens and interiors.


Encompassing modern l iving, contemporary classics and traditional designs, we are sure to be able to create your dream kitchen. We can produce design specifications and style options to suit almost all budgets, from as little as £10k, and offer a fully comprehensive service, from design through to fiting. We offer the most up-to-date products to


bring you cuting edge design, as seen at one of our recent installations shown adjacent. Tis project includes a blend of our Contemporary Classics shaker style units with American Walnut breakfast bar and matching bespoke seating. A modern twist is added with Aspen Ice quartz worktops, grey mirror splashback


and colour change ambient lighting with added task lighting under units. So, with Christmas just around the corner,


give Phil a call on 01622 828572 and let us help create the heart of your home!


Contemporary and traditional kitchens to suit all budgets


www.ashton-lewis.co.uk enquire@ashton-lewis.co.uk


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• FREE in home Consultation


• Extensive range of Quartz, Granite and Corian worktops • Experienced installation team • All building works undertaken


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