CONTACTS/ SUPPLIERS ARCHITECT


MAS Design Consultants masdesignconsultants.com


BUILDER Albion Homes 0113 263 0079


WORKTOPS Meridian Granite www.meridiangranite.com


KITCHEN


Wharfedale Interiors wharfedaleinteriors.com


FLOORS


Stories Flooring storiesooring.co.uk


PLUMBING SUPPLIES Manku Bros mankubros.co.uk


DECORATOR LSC Decorators 07398 614484


SHEET METALWORK RAWmetalworks rawmetalworks.co.uk


BOILER & HEATING SafeGas


safegas.co.uk


JOINERY Whitehall Joinery 0113 279 7191


ALUMINIUM WINDOWS Alufast


alufast.co.uk


BATHROOM FITTINGS Morland Bathrooms morlandbathrooms.com


replumbed before being plastered out ready for second fixes. The new kitchen was last to be completed, but proved to be one of the most challenging aspects of the renovation for Paula and David.


Their original preference had been for something really modern but Paula was struggling to see how that would complement the age and essence of the 1960s/70s house. They finally settled on a hand-built ‘modern-vintage’ kitchen from Wharfedale Interiors, choosing a rich deep green colour to complement the wood-style oor.


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ith everything finally complete, it took a few months for Paula and David to get past the upheaval of living on a building site for a year and start to really enjoy their new-look home. “Not all the rooms were affected by the changes, so we still had the old games room – now a media room – and two bedrooms above which were untouched,” says Paula. “It meant we had somewhere to escape to while the house was in chaos. There was a point where we had no kitchen at all for a couple of months, which was quite challenging. We had a kettle in the garage and lived off takeaways for a while.”


may/jun 2024


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