COUSINS FURNITURE KITCHEN & DINING INSPIRATION:
NEW COLLECTIONS & GROWING TRENDS
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This summer, Cousins Furniture are excited to introduce to you some of their new collections and innovative dining ideas to help inspire you.
The trend for home decoration and renovation has increased substantially over the last few years. The open living area has become the focal point of home and family life, with 80% of home renovations taking place in the kitchen.
NEW COLLECTIONS
Cousins has seen a trend of homeowners moving away from the classic, separate dining room to hybrid elements such as kitchen-diners. Most contemporary tables are smaller in size, either square or round as they take up less space when not in use, and easily doubling up as home-office space as well if required.
Family friendly properties such as heat and scratch resilient have also seen an uptake.
Most modern dining furniture is lightweight so you can also make the most of the nice weather and enjoy it outdoors.
One alternative to the classic dining table to consider is more compact bar furniture, especially in the kitchen. Bar tables can be kept to the side when not in use, with the slimmer bar stools neatly stored underneath.
MIX & MATCH All of Cousins’ collections are beautifully displayed in inspirational room settings, so you can easily customise and achieve your own dining set look! Simply start by choosing any table design, there’s a style for every home, and then combine with any style dining bench or chair. For the truly eclectic, why not feature a chair in a variety of colours!
If you’re unsure, their friendly and experienced Sales Team will be on hand to advise you on the best solution for your needs.
Visit your nearest Cousins Furniture showroom or shop online at
cousinsfurniture.co.uk LIVE24-SEVEN.COM
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