Wealden Times | WT262 | March 2024 | Kitchen & Bathroom Supplement inside

The Priceless Kitchen & Bathroom Supplement
“Create a warm,
inviting atmosphere with
earthy hues like warm
neutrals, sage green, or
terracotta. Introduce natural
materials such as wood, stone, and
rattan to infuse a touch of nature into
your space.” – Laura Bird, Owner of
Birdhouse Design Property Staging
birdhousedesign.co.uk
1Earthy
Hues
We’ve asked the experts and found
the hottest trends for 2024
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Banquette
Seating
“Offering functionality
and style, banquette seating
transforms kitchen spaces
into cosy, multifunctional
areas. Their spaceefficient
design optimises
seating capacity, defines
the eating zone, adds a
touch of sophistication
and encourages a sense
of togetherness during
mealtimes. Homeowners
are drawn to its versatility,
customisability, and the
opportunity to maximize
storage underneath.” – An
expert at RDO rdo.co.uk
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Zoning
“The kitchen is the central hub of the home; we often find ourselves
all in one room but for different reasons – homework needs to be
tackled, dinner prepared, the day’s events caught up on and a good
old G&T needs making. This project was for a family who wanted to
spend more time together in their kitchen but still wanted distinct
areas for cooking, socialising and relaxing, as well as a spot for
their stunning cocktail bar to help their parties go with a
swing.” – Robert Waite, Director at Rencraft rencraft.co.uk
“Keep the decks in your kitchen clear
with clever storage solutions. FoodBench’s
inserts are specially made to fit their oak
drawer boxes and include 15 x 1 litre glass
storage jars with bamboo lids – perfect
for storing dried pasta, rice, flour and
sugar. Other accessories from FoodBench
include hanging rails, cutlery and utensil
inserts and cork drawer mats.”– Ian Cross
Director at FoodBench foodbench.co.uk
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Specialist
Storage
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