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1. Kutchenhaus Kilkenny Kutchenhaus has hit another milestone with the official opening of its first showroom in Ireland, which is owned and managed by Paula and Liam Holohan. Visitors are invited to browse 12 different displays, each designed to highlight a different lifestyle, layout or budget.
3. Beau Bijou Hebden Bridge Located in the heart of West Yorkshire's Hebden Bridge is the newly launched Beau Bijou kitchen studio. Spread across two floors, the large 1,500sq ft showroom is home to 12 displays from a wide range of brands, and clients can also browse through over 300 different door and worktop samples.
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2. Seymour Kitchens Guildford Long-running Seymour Kitchens has relocated next– door to its former showroom. Inside, three classic shaker kitchens sit alongside a handleless media area. The move marks a deliberate shift towards a more immersive setting designed to focus on how kitchens are used, rather than just how they look.
4. Cosentino Manchester Surface specialist Cosentino has opened its second Cosentino City showroom in the UK, this time located in Manchester. Designed as a working atelier where architects, designers and specifiers can experience the company’s brands in person, it also features a sample library and interactive digital slab displays.
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5. LBS Port Talbot Looking to further target the retail market, builders merchant LBS has recently opened its renovated Port Talbot kitchen and bathroom showroom. The redesigned space showcases a range of displays designed to highlight alternative layouts, finishes, and solutions to suit a variety of lifestyles.
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