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Elegant and sophisticated, the classic kitchen is a breath-taking design. Clean cut lines, and smooth rounded edges - your kitchen will never become a victim of fashion. Forever on-trend, it remains the version you love from the first day until the last. Adding features and accessories that reflect and define your individual style such as the colour palette and handles make it even more personal to you and your home. Made to order cabinets result in a kitchen without limitations whether muted or a little more risqué, the experts at Truman Kitchens can help you to maximise storage options and the ergonomics for both cooking and relaxing. Visit the new Truman Kitchens showroom by appointment 10A Maybrook Business Park Maybrook Road Minworth Birmingham B76 1AL
KITCHENS TRUMAN
MUSIC MATTERS Conservatory
Entertainment System
Spring is in the air and time to start enjoying time in the conservatory. And what better way to utilise space than incorporating a top quality entertainment system. We can advise and install discreet music systems, and in some cases a home cinema if the building is suitable. Call your nearest Music Matters store for more information.
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www.trumankitchens.co.uk 0121 351 5169
THE NIRVANA COLLECTION
musicmatters.co.uk
TILE CHOICE
One of the biggest design trends of recent years is the industrial revival and our new Nirvana tile collection captures this trend perfectly.
The Nirvana collection which is exclusive to Tile Choice is truly a feat of digital printing creating stunning, innovative designs. Tiles from the collection have a realistic worn and distressed look.
There are unique ‘rust’ marks and signs of wear in the designs. As well as being undeniably striking, the Nirvana collection is deeply versatile.
This collection has five colours: Iron, Oxid, Grey, Blue and Aqua, and is available at
www.tilechoice.co.uk
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