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Trends for 2020: GREY IS THE NEW BLACK


Searching for new kitchen inspiration, not sure of what worktops or doors to choose? Well look no further than Granite Transformations


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ooking at home interior trends and the vast array of leading websites and home interior


publications, grey has been a staple for years. It’s natural – think concrete and slate centuries ago. And this gorgeous calming colour has, more recently, been chosen as a neutral, beautiful backdrop for many accent hues or feature walls and furniture. In bathrooms and kitchens, the speciality areas for “the top that fits


on top” worktop pioneer, Granite Transformations is playing with the versatility of grey and now boasts nine of the very best worktops and surfaces for your home, all under the “Grey Collection” banner. There is no getting away from the popularity of white in the kitchen and


bathroom – it makes perfect sense. While white is white when you are talking cabinets, baths and tiles, for example, it has left the design door open to create and play with non-intrusive and timeless greys. The combination means you can add colour in appliances, splashbacks, furniture, art…the options are endless.


For more information, visit granitetransformations.co.uk/tunbridgewells/ or call 01892 517385 for a free no obligation home visit.


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Simple Sash Solutions off er reasonably priced, top-quality, sash window


repairs, (including re-cording and draught proofi ng), as well as installation of single or double glazed, replacement sashes for clients in Tunbridge Wells, Sevenoaks and Kent.


DON’T BE COLD THIS WINTER. CONTACT US FOR MORE DETAILS: 01892 322696 07716 944844


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