Showroom style | DESIGN 3. “ 6.


I am a firm believer that ‘people do business with people’. The more time a potential customer spends in our showroom, the greater


chance we have to start building a relationship with them


Nathan Hopper, managing director, Simply Kitchens


8.


1. The destination showroom is located on the outskirts of Plymouth. 2. The dedicated cookery school is the perfect place to host events and demonstrate the appliances. 3. The Helmsley Laura Ashley kitchen in midnight blue with copper handles is an eye-catching display that is situated in the window to give the area lots of natural light. 4. Apart from some taps, every single kitchen is fully functional meaning that demonstrations and events can happen throughout the showroom. 5. The showroom is full of different types of Symphony doors and handles. This display showcases multiple door styles and handles, which shows customers many different options in a compact space. 6. Simply Kitchens often showcases quirky statement pieces like this bold, floral splash back on a traditional style kitchen. 7. The showroom flows seamlessly from one area to the other giving customers a wide variety of styles to peruse. 8. Simply Kitchen do not just do kitchens; they also do bedrooms and studies and have a separate section dedicated to this arm of the business.


September 2019 · kbbreview 113


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