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COMPONENTS
Individuality defines the design. Trends inspire the look. Components deliver the function
their requirements. To interpret their vision and deliver an inspired room design. This doesn’t stop at the external aesthetics. It goes much deeper than that. For a kitchen to deliver on its promises – the quality needs to be exceptional and entirely functional. Trends have an impact on the design with
Y Comment by Wayne Dance
Managing Director, InHouse Inspired Room Design
colour, texture and style. It is then form and function that take over. The design needs to suit each individual customer’s lifestyle. This could be making the design ergonomic, with the grid system which caters for tall and small consumers. Or it might be physical requirements, such as mid- height dishwashers or assisted opening functionality - better for elderly consumers. Other life choices should be accommodated
such as recycling drawer interiors, pantry boxes for storage or fruit and vegetables, top units with pull out shelves for ease of access to use much- loved appliances. A great kitchen design is about innovation and customer need. It starts with quality and ends in
ou need to take the time to get to know your customer. To understand
function. Using suppliers with extremely high- quality standards enables kitchen retailers to access a portfolio of exceptional components. Every component is carefully orchestrated to
match a purpose – mostly to make the customers life easier. They are the silent partners of a quality design, fulfilling a need such as storage, function or finish. • Storage – provides a place for everything, so everything has its place. Cutlery inserts, plate holders, pan and lid organisers.
• Function – aligned to a use within the design. A meat slicer, tiered larder pull-outs or LED shelf lighting.
• Finish – fittings that bring the room together. The internal elements of drawers and cabinets, such as soft close hinges, pull-out shelving for corner units, silent running mechanism for drawer runners, assisted opening and closing of wall and drawer units and safety functions such as automatic fridge and freezer closing.
All hidden components which will impact the
overall finish and give value back to the consumer every time they use their new kitchen.
InHouse – an individual touch, both inside and out I
nHouse Inspired Room Design has selected the very best European
kitchens, bathrooms and bedroom manufacturers for their network of retailers in the UK and Ireland. Schüller is a market-leading German kitchen
manufacturer. With a belief in marrying form and function, Schüller provides an outstanding array of components that fit every individual need. Their design and equipment give kitchens an individual touch, both inside and out.
The Schüller collection features variable height
and depth kitchen cabinets all built around a grid system, innovative finishes and a multitude of kitchen storage solutions, creating one of the most flexible kitchen planner tools available. And what’s more every component is available on every kitchen, Schüller retailers are able to design a beautiful and highly functional kitchen for any budget. When it comes to quality Schüller cannot be beaten. Every shelf is tested for strength. Finishes
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are durable and able to withstand spills from cleaning liquids or vinegars. Units are resistant to water vapour and water exposure, ensuring that all edges are perfectly finished. Fronts are tested to be scratch resistant, and lacquers are tested for adhesion. All providing reassurance that a Schüller kitchen continues to look beautiful and function flawlessly for years to come.
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