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come home to A KITCHEN TO
The relentless pace of 21st century life means we all long for somewhere comfortable and familiar to come home to and relax in – and for many of us, that means the kitchen
lthough the kitchen is still the place where we cook, eat and entertain, over the years it has evolved into a family space, somewhere we do homework, sit and read or simply spend
time with our loved ones after a busy day. Creating this kind of space is a lot more straightforward and affordable than it used to be, thanks to Wren Kitchens. Wren offers thousands of different style, unit and colour combinations to help you build a unique kitchen that works for you and your family. So what are the secrets to planning that perfectly homely kitchen? If the idea of thousands of options sounds a bit daunting, don’t worry. When you visit a showroom, one of Wren’s expert kitchen designers will spend time with you, fi nding out what you need from your kitchen and helping you plan it out. And getting this planning stage right is crucial – it’s not just about the basics of
getting all of the measurements spot on, it’s your chance to really think about what you need your kitchen to do for you. For example, you might want to consider living and lounge units to create an area within your kitchen for the family to relax with a comfy sofa and fl at screen TV while the magic happens in the kitchen close by. Wren’s Infi nity Plus Milano Ultra is the ideal range for this layout – it has stylish and modern units which you could pair with rich and textured granite worktops for a beautiful contrast. A space designed for the whole family to spend time in together.
Adaptability is key
For a kitchen that feels welcoming to every member of the household, aim to create a fl exible room that adapts to everyone’s needs. This all comes down to detail. An island or breakfast bar, for example, can evolve throughout the day
from the place for children to eat their cereal before school, to a handy desk for anyone working at home, and extra prep or serving space for evenings when you’re entertaining. Features like this create that pull you feel when you open the front door after a long day – and make a kitchen the place you want to settle into for the night. It’s hard to beat a classic Shaker design when it comes to versatility or a warm welcome. Dressed up or pared down, Shaker units create functional spaces for effi cient prepping, cooking, laundry and homework yet at the same time make welcoming homely rooms for lingering and relaxing. A soft-touch Ermine fi nish brings out the beauty of the Shaker design. Available in a wide range of colours to suit your home and personal style, Shaker Ermine can be elegant in charcoal, fresh in moonlight or pillow or country in sage or mushroom. Pick two or more colours to divide your space or create focal points. Creating a welcoming space that works for everyone isn’t straightforward – but Wren Kitchens makes it easier than ever before to create a kitchen you’re happy to come home to.
• For a brochure or to fi nd your local Wren Kitchens showroom, visit
wrenkitchens.com
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