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KITCHEN STORAGE Drawer delights from Keller
Keller Kitchens is well known across the UK’s residential and contract markets due to the impressive flexibility in terms of designs, colours and finishes. From the company’s roots in the Netherlands come initiatives which surpass those of today’s contemporaries. Finishes comprise veneer, melamine or lacquered while matt, silk, high gloss and structured lacquers are available in over 1950 NCS colours. In addition, nine stain colours can be applied on veneer or solid wood. On the environmental side, Keller has been at the forefront of environmentally-friendly
developments in the kitchen world; the team has operated a completely carbon neutral production process since early 2017, and 2021 is set to see further developments. Sustainability is enshrined within our corporate social responsibility ethos. The latest innovation is the Merivobox from BLUM which can now be incorporated into any Keller scheme. As standard, the kitchens are equipped with the Antaro drawer box which has been known for years for its high user comfort
Innovative kitchen storage by BA will set the pace for 2022
and beautiful design. The Merivobox offers an alternative if the design demands that extra something. This pan drawer system boasts even better running properties, stability, ease of assembly and a higher load capacity. The drawers are fitted with a full metal side wall while a new inlay mat and cutlery tray have also been developed. The cutlery tray is super sleek due to an extra top layer and sleek design, and standard colours are light grey and anthracite.
For further information, please visit the website.
www.kellerkitchens.com
With over 30 years of experience, BA knows its doors and how to serve its customers. Are you looking for Contemporary, Classic, Traditional, gloss, matt, woodgrain,
metallic, timber, 5-piece, J-pull, handleless or maybe even magma titanium? Whatever you need, BA has got you covered. Just select, plan and design and BA will manufacture, build and deliver. 2022 will see the company launch a range of hero kitchen storage including the new InRail true handleless kitchen range available rigid M2M and a limited range of flat-packed stocked options. This will sit alongside the new Bella classic square panel shaker called Buxton, one of
several new door styles being added to the range. In support, BA will also introduce 72 new handles from Formed’s ‘Momo’ handle range for the ultimate in kitchen storage management and the company’s new Jayline
J-
Profile handleless range and handle collection are both available in standard and made to measure sizes.
+44 (0)28 8676 4600
sales@byba.co.uk
www.byba.co.uk
Creating a multi-functional living space with new versatile furniture additions to the Moores Definitive kitchen collection
A
collection that showcases design expertise and attention to detail, Definitive by Moores offers style
and sophistication to further enhance kitchen design.
The Living furniture collection pays homage to the trend for multi-functional living and showcases versatile pieces that make the kitchen work harder and meet the demands of busy modern homes. With the kitchen now seen as a flexible zone that combines cooking, entertaining, socialising, and working in one space, open plan kitchens are hugely desired by today's homeowners. With this in mind, the living furniture collection offers a range of units and modules that housebuilders can utilise with their customers in mind.
Discover new modules that utilise every inch of potential space, with no compromise on quality. Available as media units, sideboards, storage towers, or seating units, kitchen designs can be adapted to make the transition from mealtime to leisure time easier than ever. Available in bold shades exteriors alongside soft cabinet colours, the units provide valuable storage space where kitchen essentials can be organised amongst everyday items.
01937 842394
www.moores.co.uk
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