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CL ASSIC INTERIORS MORE THAN JUST COOKING
Be bold with colour in your kitchen. It’s an opportunity to shop off your personality and design a truly unique space. Our kitchens can be painted any colour, so the possibilities are endless, and with professional designers in all of our showrooms advice is always on hand to help you create your perfect kitchen.
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. Call: 01527 66740
classicinteriors.co.uk
THE KITCHEN CENTRE OVER 80 COLOURS TO INSPIRE YOU
Endless combinations...a collection of vibrant colours ,subtle shades,woodgrain effect, metallic textures, matt and gloss. The Colour Fusion range has it all. There really is something to suit every taste. The fantastic range has been cleverly designed to allow you to mix colours and finishes together to create something totally unique.
The kitchen Centre, 2 Albert Road, Harborne, Birmingham B17 0AN T: 0121 681 5553
www.thekitchencentre.co.uk
5 STAR WINDOWS DON’T PUT UP WITH IT!
Is your old conservatory freezing cold and unused during the winter months? Then, ask today for a free quotation for us to replace yours with a thermally efficient, lightweight tiled roof, featuring carefully positioned Argon gas filled, warm edged, coated glass units which will hold the warmth in and enable light to flood into your home. Fed up with the conservatories old style or colour? Then change the sides too and the doors, the opening vents, everything’s possible. We’ve changed floor plans, moved doors added pillars and plastered brick finished walls. We’ve added modern mood lighting, additional sockets, TV points, speakers, changed skirting, added heating and more…let us fuel your imagination…pop into one of our showrooms in Kidderminster or Worcester and see, touch and sit in the real thing.
Tel: 01562 60800 or visit
www.5starwindows.co.uk / 132
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