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The PLANS 3


1 Built-in bin A waste bin has been integrated below the sink, which keeps the fl oor area clutter-free. 2 Food storage The furthest unit to the right in the utility is a pantry with a piece of Absolute Marbled White worktop inside, which can receive hot dishes from the oven. 3 Heating A tall radiator makes good use of the blank wall space without being bulky. 4 Internal storage The corner cupboard in the L-shaped layout is home to a pull-out rack so the space at the back isn’t wasted.


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NEED TO KNOW


SOURCEBOOK Design Abbeywood Interiors 0191 384 5613 abbeywoodinteriors.com Furniture and worktops 1909 Kitchens 1909kitchens.co.uk Sink and tap The 1810 Company 01978 660 770, the1810company.co.uk; Abode 01226 283434, abodedesigns.co.uk


THE COSTS Furniture


Appliances (inc sink and tap) Worktops Installation Total


£11,625 £4865


£4715 £1685


£22,890


THE VERDICT Daria says: “We were stunned by this solution and the overall look – it exceeded our expectations. We really love the eclectic look of the furniture and the mix of country and modern styles, as it appears timeless and is a great compromise for our diff ering tastes. Another element that stood out was the combination of function and practicality. The curved cupboards and LED lighting look very stylish and we plan to use elements of this design in our project. “The solution for the utility also works well for us. With a


double oven conveniently located near the kitchen area, storage for cleaning devices and even a pantry, we can have the kitchen space zoned according to the usage. Out of the two designs, we felt that this ticked more of our boxes for a sleek and timeless space.”


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