Wealden Times | WT200 | October 2018 | Kitchen & Bathroom supplement inside
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symes INTERIORS<br />
Richard Vassallo, Managing Director<br />
We start with a full survey of the room to make<br />
sure that what the client wants can be fitted in the<br />
space and that the drainage position isn’t too far<br />
away from where the sink is going, or there are<br />
obstructions in the way.<br />
Then we look at practical requirements for the<br />
kind of cooking they do. We go through what kit<br />
they have, how many pots and pans, how much<br />
crockery, because it varies considerably between<br />
clients. Some people have a dinner set from their<br />
wedding they want to expose with glass doors,<br />
other people want everything put away.<br />
Gadgets are key nowadays. Some appliances work<br />
on wifi and people are very tech savvy. Baking is a<br />
big trend and making bread and pasta, so people<br />
have big mixing machines and need more storage<br />
and work space. People love entertaining and need<br />
a big island space for people to sit around.<br />
Larders are a great way to get the most out of<br />
a space. Because we are bespoke, manufacturing<br />
everything ourselves, it doesn’t matter what the<br />
space is, we can always build one. Spice racks <strong>inside</strong><br />
larder doors are very popular.<br />
It’s important that people are realistic about<br />
budgets. There are expensive options, but you get<br />
better value for money with a bespoke kitchen,<br />
because we can make the most of any space.<br />
Symes Interiors, Alton, Surrey 01386 841060<br />
symesinteriors.co.uk