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KITCHEN RANGES & COMPONENTS


Keller Kitchens – Are colourful kitchens coming home?


As one of Europe’s leading kitchen manufacturers, Keller Kitchens is ahead of the curve when it comes to design trends. White and grey will always be popular but Tim Spann discusses how colour is making an impression in the heart of the home. “Pastel colours are appearing –


again! We are seeing pale pinks and blues, soft greens and blue greys. Also, given evolving trends and consumer confidence, bold mustards, reds and blues are here to stay for now. More time in


the home, during the pandemic, has given consumers more inspiration to inject interiors with a splash of something bold. Designers have pushed the bold options with a little more conviction too.


The choice of materials and


finishes has never been greater. The designer can dare to be bold with materials as there are some superb sustainable options for the environmentally-conscious.“ Keller Kitchens is proud to be a


Carbon Neutral kitchen manufacturer and has been since 2017. For further information, please


visit the website. uwww.kellerkitchens.com


The stylish and practical kitchen from Schüller


The Lima range from Schüller is bright and light with its maple wooden look counter tops and cupboard doors, which bounce natural light around the room. The terracotta red open shelves, which are built into the kitchen island, not only add a pop of colour to the room and act as a focal point, with the backlights adding layered lighting, it also brings practical extra storage.


Moores launch brand-new Helsinki range, with on-trend J-profile handle


addition to their Affinity collection. Stylish and sophisticated, the Affinity Collection from Moores combines quality craftsmanship with a selection of beautiful designs to suit all budgets and tastes. New to the range for 2022 is Helsinki – an understated handleless kitchen that creates a beautiful scandi-luxe feel. The new 19mm J-profile kitchen range taps into the popular trend for extreme minimalism and


L


eading British kitchen manufacturer, Moores, have recently launched a new


simplistic design, a look which is highly desired within modern housing developments. The J-pull doors help to soften lines and eliminate any hard edges, which create a completely streamlined look. Timeless and understated, Helsinki comes in


two contemporary shades: Gloss White and Gloss Haze. Both colours are equally versatile and offer a neutral, paired-back canvas that work perfectly with a wide range of finishing touches to create a truly bespoke look. The Affinity Collection from Moores is a perfect reflection of the company’s passion for exceptional


craftsmanship and design expertise. With an extensive range of quality doors and cabinets to choose from, stylish kitchens are made accessible without compromising on quality. Like the rest of the Affinity collection, this brand-new design is expertly constructed in the UK with outstanding care and attention to detail. For more information on the Affinity Collection from Moores, visit the website.


u01937 842394 uwww.moores.co.uk


There are other great practical


elements for whatever your customers need, such as the mini desk for the home office or homework station. The ceiling shelf adds extra space to the room, and the hooks found on the kitchen island and wall unit add further brilliant storage solutions for tea towels or utensils.


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