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LET’S TALK… Shaker-style kitchens

Although the Shaker kitchen style originates from the 18th century, make no mistake – it still very much remains a popular design choice. The timeless look of the Shaker-style doors provides a blank canvas for the rest of your kitchen scheme, and so lends itself to versatility and contemporary personalisation. The style embodies the principles of the Shaker religious movement; this means embracing all the nooks and crannies of your space, so that each and every item and design feature has a clear purpose. There are many ways to add a contemporary edge

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