Customer Report: Kitchens | 51


SUMMARY


■ Almost all kitchen outlets closed during the first lockdown


■ Business picked up from May 2020 ■ There is a preference for natural materials, including timber


■ Shaker-style is back in fashion


LOCKDOWN COOKS UP NEW KITCHEN RECIPES


With home working forecast to put down permanent post pandemic roots, the kitchen is expected to become a more multi-purpose space and focus for investment. Mike Jeffree reports


The heat went out of the UK kitchen market in the first months of the pandemic. New build and refurbishment installations slumped when Covid-19 first struck and analysts say in early spring they were as much as 20% down on 2019 levels. ►


Above: Naked Kitchens Cley range, featuring butchers’ block end grain worktops www.ttjonline.com | March/April 2021 | TTJ


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