INTERVIEWWITH BLUM Q&A


with every potential user at the heart. From designers through to manufacturers, installers and end users – it’s all about improving the quality of experience.


Matt: What do you consider best practice for kitchen design when it comes to wall cabinets? Krystyna:Wall cabinets, like any other storage area in the home, should focus on putting the


user first. They take up a significant share of kitchen space but aren’t always easy to manoeuvre around, which is avoidable. By introducing a lift system like AVENTOS top, you remove the common occurrence of open doors obstructing your movement around the kitchen and give full access to the space – without the chance of hitting your head on an open door!


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For Blum UK, it’s about being focused on delivery and the positive impact we can make for our customers through our commitment to relevant products, quality and service


Matt: What can we expect from Blum in the next few months? Krystyna: Something to keep an eye on is Interzum, one of the biggest events in the KBB calendar, running from 20th-23rd May in Cologne. Blum will be showcasing our view on the future of living spaces and how we plan to support our customers to meet the needs of the evolving market. Closer to home, our Blum Experience Centre


in Milton Keynes is going from strength to strength and we are looking forward to inviting many more of our partners to join us over the coming months. The space offers an opportunity to learn more about our brand, product and services, while building on relationships for a collaborative future.


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