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Growth in home bars is placing new emphasis on wine storage says Glotech
Crown Imperial spring kitchen inspiration
British furniture manufacturer Crown Imperial is delighted to showcase its latest spring kitchen design inspiration, ideal for retailers to kick-start the new season. Cotswood is an in-frame style and a timeless choice, with an array of classic design elements to create a unique kitchen scheme. Inspired by the shaker
movement, Cotswood is available in a palette of vibrant shades, offering retailers the opportunity to create a striking colour pop, perfectly paired with neutral tones. The open plan kitchen diner is presented in a
stunning ‘on trend’ mix of deep blue and light grey units, with a curved island centrepiece. Crown offer a host of finishing touches including tongue and groove detail, arts and crafts style cabinets and dovetailed oak drawer boxes. Designers have access to 22
painted shades to create their individual style statement and over 50 handle options to personalise the kitchen space. Discover the latest kitchen inspiration online.
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With kitchens becoming increasingly attuned to individual lifestyles and tech-savvy buying habits, manufacturers have needed to develop new technologies and electrical solutions to keep pace with the growth of home bars. Propelled by the need to ‘stay in’ during the pandemic, entertaining at home has influenced how homeowners want to use their kitchen space, and this has led to a steady rise in wine chiller specification. Most homeowners are taking to
the central island unit to integrate this appliance without impact to the main kitchen and we love the
seamless nature of the FWC603 under counter wine cooler by CDA. Designed with wooden slide out shelves, it has the capacity to hold 46 bottles across two temperature-controlled zones, as well as electronic temperature control, a UV protected smoked toughened glass door, humidifier and a temperature alarm to maintain optimum conditions for the height of functional kitchen design.
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Define your decors with EGGER E
GGER has revamped its Texture Meets Colour range, to offer a
timeless, cost effective alternative to painted timber. The demand for painted timber kitchens and
cabinetry shows no sign of slowing, but a high price tag means the desired finish often exceeds the budget. EGGER has developed an affordable solution available with its Texture Meets Colour range. Hand selected by EGGER’s Design Manager,
Aimee Fletcher, there are 14 decors and three textures to play with, putting you in control of the finished surface look and feel. Simply pick a
decor and choose a texture from the 42 combinations available. The colour palette is standout, offering heritage
shades of green, blue and grey paired with realistic textures, making it simple to design timeless furniture. Each of the three textures display individual
characteristics to offer alternative finishes across the range of colours. ST12 and ST19 both offer a subtle, contemporary finish, while the new ST40 texture has a bold, more traditional look, with a deep matt structure that truly replicates a refined painted oak. Aimee Fletcher, Design Manager, EGGER UK,
said, "We’ve created a range of decors that can be tailored to individual projects. Our mix and match approach means elegant and timeless designs can easily be created with this low- maintenance and cost-effective alternative to painted timber." Texture Meets Colour offers modern
innovation paired with contemporary colour tones and textures. For more information, please visit the website.
uwww.egger.com 10 BKU APRIL 2023
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