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KITCHEN DINERS that work for busy homes

The evolution of our homes has seen us go from the kitchen being a singular, functional room, to a bustling hub where we all converge, and it’s now a far more interactive and fun place to be. All hail the kitchen-diner! Our love for this fresh space is huge, and we’re excited to share the best ideas so you can get that ‘beating heart of the home’ feel.

Goodbye walls

By knocking down restrictive walls, these spaces become light, airy and far more inclusive. With these barriers removed, considering the best layout for your space is key to the smooth flow of a kitchen-diner. Placement of kitchen units are best against exterior walls for sinks and appliances. The addition of a peninsular or central island gives scope for a handy breakfast

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