The English Home

THE perfect FIT

When deciding upon a new kitchen, one of the main considerations is whether to choose fitted or unfitted furniture – or a combination of both. The determining factors will include the size of the room, the structure and period of the property, the overall aesthetic required, along with storage, function and practicalities. Here are the main elements that will need to be considered to create the dream design.

CREATING A PRACTICAL LAYOUT

Start the process by assessing the space available. If the room has an uneven floor then freestanding furniture is a good solution, as legs can be adjusted to suit. For wonky walls and rooms with plenty of architectural features, fitted furniture can be custom made to make the most of every inch.

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