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LIVE 24-SEVEN


CL ASSIC INTERIORS’ INSPIRATION FOR YOUR NEXT KITCHEN PROJECT


Visit Classic Interiors’ new showroom for inspiration for your next kitchen project. The new showroom stands proud on the Harborne Road in Edgbaston, Birmingham.


The kitchen featured is from the luxury German manufacturer Pronorm, in midnight blue with Y Line handleless option. The new showroom houses something for every taste.


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Classic Interiors 4 Harborne Road, Edgbaston. Birmingham B15 3BU. 0121 405 1350. wwwclassicinteriors.co.uk


JOHN LEWIS DESIGNER BEDDING...


From coveted brand Designers Guild, the romantic large-scale peonies are arranged in a dramatic and graphic layout on a soft grey ground to create a modern and relaxed floral bed linen design. This statement bedding design is digitally printed onto 300 thread count cotton percale, reversing to an all over grey tonal peony pattern.


Co-ordinating oxford and standard pillowcases are available and finished with a complementary trim detail. £20.00 - £140.00


John Lewis, Touchwood, Solihull www.johnlewis.com THE QUOOKER TAP DAYROOMS


The Quooker tap is the world’s most convenient, energy efficient, safest, space and water saving way of delivering true 100 degrees boiling water.


The Flex is the first and only boiling water tap equipped with a flexible pull-out hose, making it very easy to rinse and clean in the sink.


The Flex can never dispense boiling water when the hose is extended due to a pull-out stop mechanism.


James Lloyd - Dayrooms 01902 742185 / 07881 813975 LIVE24-SEVEN.COM


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