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A Family of Flair
and the surrounding area’s expertise in interior improvements for over 40 years. Whether it is a refurbishment to an existing furniture or a new bespoke fiting the team at Bedroom and Kitchen Flair are always happy to help. Te company is headed up by Mathew Langley
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and Arron Gravenell. Mat looks aſter sales and design and Arron, with over 15 years of experience, leads the fiting team. Te business was established in 1978 and was managed for a the majority of the time by Arron’s father-in-law Andy Sedge who has now retired the business but maintains strong family ties. Mat’s wife Anita looks aſter the books and Arron’s father heads up the workshop. Tey are perhaps best known for fited Bedrooms but such is the quality of their work that kitchens now represent 20% of the business and this continues to grow steadily. Mat and Arron suggest their customers like the fact they offer a hassle free option whereby they lead the project from start to finish ensuring a top quality result. Te showroom and workshop is on the Tonbridge Road in Maidstone where you’re welcome to browse the bedroom furniture ranges or book an appointment with Mat who offers a friendly free design service and no
edroom and Kitchen Flair Ltd have been offering the county town of Maidstone
obligation quotation in the comfort of your own home. ‘’Over 90% of our business is from recommend
or repeat custom, its so nice when people return to us or we hear of the person who recommend- ed. I hope we’ll be here for another 40 years to see our newest customers return again!’’ Call 01622 729855 to contact the team.
Est since 1978
Free design & quotation
Bespoke tted or freestanding furniture Extensive range to suit all styles and budgets
Full kitchens, refurbishments & home o ce also available
WWW.BEDROOMFLAIR.CO.UK 01622 729855 169 TONBRIDGE ROAD, MAIDSTONE, KENT ME16 8NA Mid Kent Living 51
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