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1. The High Back Counter Stool by Cox & Cox features a black steel frame with a black oak veneered finished seat and backrest. Custom-set to instantly uplift your look – their bold design and slender frame will be impactful yet not appear too heavy in your space. Priced at £275. www.coxandcox.co.uk


2. The Copenhagen Solid Oak Small Dresser by Oak Furnitureland has a modern style with a lighter look. Use in the kitchen or dining room, or as a room divider in a kitchen diner. The dresser's recessed handles and natural oak finish make it a great look for everyday life. Priced at £799.99 www.oakfurnitureland.co.uk


3. Add a touch of elegance above a kitchen island, dining table or breakfast bar with the Trio of Kielder Pendant Lights by Garden Trading. Their hammered brass shades with a subtle shine immediately lift an interior colour palette to create a focal point wherever they’re fitted. Priced at £110. www.gardentrading.co.uk


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4. The Country Traditional Kitchen with Island by Wren Kitchens features matt framed doors, which are available in 30 different colours. Shown here in Drawing Room Green with copper accents, this kitchen is equipped with an array of modern features such as built-in wine coolers and a pet bed. Priced at £7899. www.wrenkitchens.com


5. QETTLE's Signature Modern Tap dispenses 100°C boiling water, filtered drinking water, plus normal hot and cold flows. With its all-stainless steel build, warm copper finish and distinctive knurl- ing on its handles, this tap complements kitchens with warm metallic accents. Priced at £985 www.qettle.com


6. The contemporary Danish-inspired Tortona Extending Dining Table by Cuckooland is a must-have for any culinary entertainers. European Oak and structured veneers show the natural grains and knots of this wood, while the specialist matte lacquer gives a tactile and sophisticated finish. Priced at £975. www.cuckooland.com


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