KITCHEN LIFE THE QUALITY KITCHEN GUIDE • JUNE 2014
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erving customer in Kent & South East London is Granite Transformations a owner operated company offering the ultimate in Kitchen Makeover solutions.
The multi award winning company is celebrating its 11th year of business, with its unique offering of granite, quartz and glass worktops that fit directly over your existing kitchen surface. With our exclusive 6.5mmm engineered stone fitting is achieved in just one day and often includes the upgrade of appliances such as sinks, taps and ovens at the same time and offered at trade pricing. In addition, we offer a complete kitchen door replacement service from stripping back to the bare carcass and changing doors, panels, cornice & pelmets to give you that truly new kitchen look for a fraction of the cost of a new kitchen and without the mess and demolition. With many styles of new and contemporary doors and over thirty colours to choose for the design possibilities are endless and all fitted by our own long serving professional fitting staff. Every item is made bespoke to your exact requirements and 54 JUNE 2014
all the worktops are manufactured in our head office in Tunbridge Wells, Kent As members of Checkatrade we also boast an impressive 700+ reputation reports posted on line with an average score of 9.9 for its remarkable service and attention to detail to provide the customer with a swift and hassle free service with stunning results. To see the very latest on what our customers are saying about us visit: www. checkatrade.com/granitetransformationstunbridgewells We have showrooms in Tunbridge Wells, Sidcup and Polhill Garden Centre, Sevenoaks where you can see our product and speak to one of our staff to discuss your requirements. We offer free in home consultations with one of our designers to show you exactly how we can transform your kitchen to suit your desired style and budget. Alternatively, visit our website at www.granitetransformations. co.uk to see how our product and service can help you or simply call 01892 517385 for more information or to book an appointment.
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Put some PERSONALITY into your kitchen
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f you want to make a home buyer’s eyes light up as they enter your property, you’ll present them with something sleek, glossy, and with curves in all the right places. Naturally, we’re talking about the allure of a stylish kitchen, which has re-emerged as a key factor in selling a property. Phil Spencer from Location, Location, Location advises “Branded kitchens go in and out of fashion, so be careful what you choose. You don’t want buyers dating your kitchen by the colour or style of the doors, so opt for classic designs and easy-on-the-eye colours.”
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And, as the fashion is for a kitchen to be the multifunctional ‘heart of the home’, he believes it doesn’t make sense to stint on appliances, worktops and tiles. He says a great kitchen can add around 5% to the value of a property and a good kitchen does sell a house faster. Estate agents say that women buyers put the kitchen at the top of the property wish list. But getting the layout right is crucial, so concentrate on putting appliances in the right place and having properly planned storage space.
ENTERTAINING? Kitchens are now as popular as dining and entertaining areas, and Kelly Hoppen, the renowned home designer has devised her own streamlined recipe for creating space, and the kitchen plays a major role in the process. “It’s definitely the theatre at the heart of my home,” she says. “To cook and entertain at home is now cool and I have a fireplace up on the wall like a painting, which is a focal point, and cosy in winter. “As I’m always hosting dinners and love having guests drinking and chatting while I cook, I wanted this to be an open and alluring space for friends to relax. “The island bar is where everyone gravitates - it’s not only a ‘chill and chat’ zone, it’s a place to work, read and have breakfast and so upholstered comfortable chairs are an essential. Maximising space with an island bar on doublesided central units, using reflective surfaces such as glossy lacquer or silky polished plaster and employing the colour taupe - a perfect neutral which creates an atmosphere of harmony and calm. We have checked out kitchen trends so you can choose a kitchen to suit your personal taste and practical needs.
SHINY BRIGHT Glossy, lacquer finishes are in vogue for homes, and a strong trend for kitchens. Small wonder, as this effect works brilliantly by helping to bounce light around, and can even make standard units look glamorous. One of the latest finishes for cabinets are high gloss veneers that give a rustic look with a modern edge. High gloss finish kitchens are beautiful and always deliver real impact in the home. Pure white and High Gloss White is a stunning, their streamlined appearance can be enhanced by being handleless.
MONOCHROME Despite the emergence of more colour in the home, black and white still remains a chic combination that’s unlikely to date. Black and white is a classic and the most popular choice of many buyers. The advantage is that it works in either a modern or more traditional setting. The most daring looks now are all white or all black kitchens, with striking metallics integrated.
HIGH GLOSS Colour never fails to make an impact, and there’s a kaleidoscope of shades on offer as kitchen companies embrace this trend. Many traditionalists still favour a stained wood finish, this year the red high-gloss kitchen continues to be a leading choice for those are looking for a modern space.
FLEXIBILITY Kelly Hoppen
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look with softer, curved outlines is now appealing. The days of just buying a total look ‘off the shelf’ is gone. People are looking to customise their kitchens and make them as individual as they can. Curves are most certainly back in style and this versatile range allows them the freedom to do that. Accent doors come in a selection of effects from fuchsia to aubergine or wood finishes like zebrano. Glass splashbacks, and different textures from glossy lacquer to matt wood are other options.
Thrifty buyers are now comfortable with a kitchen that doesn’t shriek ‘off the peg’ style and has a non-matching or even freestanding look. There’s far less formality in the home than ever before and this is reflected in the trend towards freestanding kitchens. These offer a great deal of flexibility and can be configured in different ways to accommodate the changing needs of the family.
Dreams that take shape At Kitchen Design of Sevenoaks we have over 34 years of experience in designing both contemporary and traditional kitchens. Choose from innovative features and inspiring technology to make your kitchen dream come true.
Showroom Opening Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9.00-5.00 Saturday 9.00-3.00 Closed Wednesday and Sunday 118 London Road, Sevenoaks, Kent TN13 1BA Email: info@kdofsevenoaks.com www.kdofsevenoaks.com
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IN-TOTO KITCHENS –
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n-toto Kitchens of Tunbridge Wells is part of one of the most established fitted kitchen businesses in the United Kingdom and with its stunning showroom it has secured a reputation for designing and installing beautiful kitchens across Kent and beyond. The team of specialists at In-toto Tunbridge Wells, are there to help you along every step of the way towards your new kitchen. Their aim is to help get every job right, first time. The In-toto designers, Mark Holmes and Tim Gillson between them have been designing kitchens for over 25 years and have the knowledge and experience to manage your project seamlessly from concept to
completion. The team is completed by Fay, who brings a wealth of interior design experience to the operation. No two projects or homes are identical and the same can be said for kitchen designers. With a wealth of project management experience and a commitment to their customers, Mark and Tim have an exemplary track record of working hand in hand with architects and specifiers applying a passion for sound, ergonomic design on everything from self-build projects to extensions and refits. Trained to offer expert advice on a wide range of appliances including Miele, Seimens, AEG, In-toto Kitchens Tunbridge Wells is also a NEFF masterpartner. They also offer worktop only support, and work with the likes of Silestone, Corian, Laminate and other surfaces. The In-toto proposition is unique. They benefit from being part of a national brand representing a nationwide franchise of 45 high street stores and are proud to offer KBSA membership. All this is blended with the knowledge that In-toto has been established in the UK for over 30 years and they can offer an attention to detail possible only from experienced business owners. With fully fitted kitchens starting at ÂŁ10,000, In-toto Kitchens Tunbridge Wells is a competitive supplier. They offer full project management, from concept to completion, and can provide professional installation teams and qualified engineers for your kitchen installation. Please call in to our showroom at 65 Calverley Road, Tunbridge Wells to view our range of display kitchens, or make an appointment to discuss your kitchen requirements on 01892 522577.
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Designs for the future draw on a pioneering past JOHN RULER taps in on 150 years of family craftsmanship from wagon wheels to kitchens
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t may not be a giant on the global stage, but Stoneham Kitchens of Sidcup can pack a powerful punch when it comes to contemporary design.
For this, in the words of managing director Adrian Stoneham, is ‘no crusty old company, but one constantly reinventing itself‘ since its formation in 1864 as a family wood turning business alongside the Thames. Adrian, fresh from moulding 150 years of British manufacturing into their dramatic three-tier island stand at May’s Grand Designs Live Exhibition at London’s Excel, has little doubt that its rich heritage has paid off handsomely.
This included not just show stopper kitchen units, complete with cutting edge shapes and technical wizardry, but a giant five metre timeline with a plot which reads more like novel. Each era carries a selection from an enviable stock of old prints which, used with others related to major world events of the time, speak volumes. Much of the background has been gleaned by the current chairman, Ed Stoneham, aged 85, whose mind, still as sharp as a tack, contains vivid memories of his early boyhood. In true Stoneham tradition, he began with the firm as a ‘boy’, and still pops into work for a four hour day, four days a week. He is often in the office by 7.15am
The early years …
1864: William Hone Stoneham(left) began a wood-turning business at Deptford Creek, using freshly imported timber from worldwide sources. His workshop was the basement in the family’s home. Jobs included rungs for ladders, mangle rollers and staircase balustrades, along with wooden wheelbarrow hubs for costermongers. In 1884 the business transferred to Finch Street in Deptford (pictured right).
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World War One
What information there is shows most of the workforce, certainly the men, joining up for the Great War. ‘It was more a scarcity of manpower,’ said Adrian. ‘The company would have been a lot smaller, anyway, and there were not the blockades of the second world war.’ The company was, however, involved with wheels for the numerous horses and carts which served in the battlefields,
Into the ‘twenties
By 1926 E.G Stoneham & Sons Empire Works, as it became known, converted old cowsheds into a factory in Watson Street, their third Deptford site. Machinery was powered by gas engines and shaft drives and pulleys. Company accounts for 1927 show the purchase of one gas engine for £143 and two company bicycles at £3 and £6 respectively.
World War Two
With restrictions on furniture–making, Stoneham pitched into producing streamlined balsa wood noses for the Mosquito, the fast twin–engined warrior of Bomber Command. Gas rattles, later to appear at football matches, as well as ammunition boxes also formed part of its war effort (see right). So did producing scale replica models of Spitfires and Wellington bombers for National Savings Weeks. Early in the war Ed Stoneham was evacuated to his uncle’s farm in Burwash, East Sussex, later returning to live at home in Chelsfield where he looked after the livestock while his parents ran the Deptford business. And it was this, rather than farming - I missed out on girl friends and all that sort of thing’ – that saw him follow in the family footsteps, starting his five year apprenticeship working on the shop floor. This was not a new experience: pre-war he had swept the machine room floor for the sheer excitement of being in the factory. After National Service in RAF, he returned to study sales and business.
Post war successes
Starting with the introduction of furniture made from plywood over a soft wood frame, a gradual transition was made to free standing kitchen units, including the Cambridge cabinet (right) that sold in its thousands over a seven year period. The price in 1959 was just over £20. When one came up on e-Bay an excited Adrian Stoneham stepped up the bidding until he obtained it. ‘ I told the owner and we did a little PR story for our website’ In 1958 the company became Stoneham & Son Ltd, moving to its current site in Powerscroft Road, Foots Cray in 1959. (Left: a 1954 van).
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From the 60s to 80s
By the ‘sixties, the family firm, of which Ed Stoneham became managing director in 1962, was manufacturing fitted kitchens; in the 1970s and into the 1980s it began selling through independent kitchen centres. In 1988 Adrian took over as managing director.
Royal Approval seals the 90s
In 1995 Stoneham acquired a new 20,000 square feet assembly plant factory in Sidcup: a year later, in 1996, it was granted the Royal Warrant in recognition of its three years of providing ‘ credibility, dependability and loyalty.’ While royal protocol prevents pinpointing exact locations, the company’s wares are spread throughout the UK’s royal residences. In complete contrast one 1960s’ cabinet appeared in the Trotter household in the TV hit series Only Fools & Horses
Expansion in the noughties
After acquiring a new 18,000 square feet finishing plant factory in 2007, the firm exhibited at the Grand Designs exhibition with the Marlborough – and continue to do so. In 2011 it launched a bespoke painting service for some ranges, along with a third fully re-designed website. More new ranges drawing on local history – the Holwood and Darwin – featuring unique recessed handles followed last year. This also saw the firm connect with social media. July, 2013, also saw Stoneham Kitchens join over 200 other Royal Warrant Holders for The Queen’s four day Diamond Jubilee spectacular in the grounds of Buckingham Palace – an appropriate royal curtain-raiser to 2014 and …
…150 years of innovation
The secret of success ? ‘Constantly reinventing ourselves while retaining the core family values of dependable craftsmanship and delivering what we promise,’ said Adrian, a philosophy stressed in a Stoneham art and design competition for schools in the London boroughs of Bromley and Bexley. This gave students the chance to design the Kitchen of the Future reflecting how a history of innovation could inspire a new generation of budding designers and manufacturers in 2064. Suggestions of what they would want to see in 50 years’ time included chocolate and Coke
dispensing taps and ovens you can talk to, the latter, added Adrian, not too far away from those using bar codes for settings already in the pipeline. No truer testament to Stoneham’s forward-thinking approach is the kitchens it makes today. With ranges spanning the in-frame Heritage collection to the exciting launch of new Avant Garde collections – Bewl, Neame and Fahrenheit, all featuring the latest componentry refinements and intelligent technology, Stoneham has carved a name for itself producing beautiful bespoke kitchens with quality service to match. With a loyal team of directors and staff at its factory showroom in Sidcup (photographed here at work by Adam Swaine) and an appointed retail network throughout the UK, the company’s 150th anniversary marks a mere moment in the continuing saga of this flourishing family firm. Stoneham plc, Powerscroft Road, Footscray, Sidcup, Kent, DA14 5DZ. Tel: 020 8300 8181 • email: kitchens@stoneham.plc.uk; • www.stoneham-kitchens.co.uk
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Dreaming of a New Kitchen? Discover Kit Stone: Solid wood kitchens without a designer price tag!
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f you’re dreaming of a new kitchen, then take a look at kitchen specialist, Kit Stone where kitchen prices might surprise you. At their Tunbridge Wells showroom, you’ll find the full range of Neptune kitchens, including two painted styles (available in a choice of 28 heritage colours) and one natural American oak kitchen. Handmade from solid wood, utilising the most traditional of techniques, every
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Chichester The Chichester is the ideal choice for a country kitchen - a classic painted kitchen, designed to complement a traditional home. The range includes freestanding furniture, including painted dressers.
Suffolk For a painted finish, but with a more contemporary feel, the Suffolk fits the bill with its Shaker-style clean lines. Hand painted in Dove Grey as standard, complementary dining furniture is also available. Call your local Tunbridge Wells showroom now for a free, no obligation design appointment. 7 Vale Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN1 1BS Tel: 01892 522321 www.kitstone.co.uk.
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Choosing a theme for your kitchen
Contemporary kitchens The sleek look of a contemporary kitchen provides the practical use of space allowing for more movement in the kitchen and easier access to storage areas and necessary equipment. Contemporary colours provide a more open feeling, adding into the functional atmosphere of the space. No matter what your exact tastes and preferences, there is a contemporary kitchen design that will meet all your specific needs. French country kitchen This look combines rustic country charm with a grand, chateau-like sophistication. Opt for units in an aged shade of parchment or dove grey featuring beautifully-turned, bevelled detailing. Team with natural stone or slate flooring, Aga, chunky wooden worktops and tiled splashbacks in earthy shades. This also works well with freestanding features, like an antique-style armoire for displaying tableware and an island unit with matching hood. Hang copper pans and accessorise the room with rustic oil bottles and richly coloured earthenware. Shaker Style kitchen The clean lines and rustic feel of a shaker kitchen means they appeal to those who adore both contemporary design and a classic look. The round knobs, pillow-fronted doors and beautiful woods are features that epitomise the classic shaker style kitchen. An island in the middle can make an attractive and very useful addition. This dignified, elegant kitchen is never excessive but nevertheless stunning to look at and work in. Retro Kitchen A retro kitchen is styled in a way that includes elements that imitate kitchen trends of the past. You might find psychedelic colours that hark back to the 1970s, or even appliances based on those found in American households of the 1950’s. Adding a touch of retro fun to your new kitchen can be a great way to give character to the space, and is sure to provide a few nostalgic talking points. Layout Your kitchen should be designed for whatever you are likely to want to do in it. If you’re remodelling from scratch and have a large space, think open plan and multi-purpose – somewhere to eat, work, cook and relax. Kitchen experts John Lewis of Hungerford advise thinking hard about your lifestyle. Cabinets Cabinets are the workhorse of your kitchen. Think practically as well as aesthetically when it comes to the finish (highly polished dark colours show fingerprints easily, for example) and remember, neutrals stand the test of time more than bold colours which, incidentally, rarely work in small kitchens. You can always apply brighter colours to the walls or splash-backs (glass is effective).
Don’t neglect handles They can make or break a kitchen. Small handles generally don’t work, but chrome is effective and never dates.
Worktops Avoid wood near sinks or you’ll become a slave to re-oiling, and be warned, glass worktops quickly look tired and scratched. Consider twin-edged worktops that look like glass, but are laminate.Granite remains the top worktop choice. There are so many more materials at similar prices to the ubiquitous black. For sinks, stainless steel is best. For taps, the tri-flow system provides filtered water. Kitchen Flooring To put on a fantastic floor show, start by looking at the construction of your existing floor and make sure it’s suitable for the type of flooring you’ve got in mind. Heavy materials such as stone or terracotta tiles need a solid concrete base. If you’re laying a floor over wood, go for lighter materials such as lino, vinyl or wooden floorboards. Kitchen Lighting These days, the kitchen is a hub of activity so your lighting has to be flexible: illuminating work stations for cooking and offering a warm, welcoming glow for dining and entertaining. Task Lighting Safety must come first in any kitchen. For high activity areas where you’ll be preparing food you need plenty of illumination, so work out which areas you’ll be using for practical purposes and install task lighting. To avoid task lights throwing shadows over your work surfaces, make sure you position them directly above or slightly in front of where you stand to prepare food, and on a different circuit than your mood lighting to give you more flexibility in your lighting scheme. Downlights Downlights provide a general ambient glow. Choose halogen lights if you like clean, sparkling white illumination and put them on a dimmer switch so you can adjust the clarity to change the mood in the room. If you install more than one dimmer, you can create a variety of lighting effects – almost like building layers of light to give depth and warmth to the kitchen. Light for decoration If you have features in your kitchen that are particularly attractive, show them off using light. Draw attention to shelves by installing lights underneath; fit downlights into glass display cabinets to show off a collection of china; or use picture lights on the wall to draw the eye to a beautiful print or poster. If you’re getting a kitchen made specially for you, a truly bespoke kitchen, it will be tailor made for both the space and you. For pure luxury, this is the best that money can buy. So you can create your own dream kitchen!
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ith 26 years of experience LA BELLE CUISINE prides themselves on offering a complete service from site survey to the completed kitchen, including small building works, plastering, plumbing, electrics, tiling and flooring. Also they will undertake worktop replacements in laminate and granite and an appliance replacement service. Call in and talk to the experts John or Keith or e-mail labelle.bexley@btconnect.com. La Belle Cuisine, 42 High Street, Bexley, Kent, DA5 1AH Tel: 01322 555353
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reative Interior Designs was founded in 2003 and has continued to grow and provide a truly individual service to its many customers, both trade and retail with a wide range of suppliers covering all elements, designs and budgets. Our company philosophy is to provide a bespoke service with quality products based around each customer’s needs. Our showroom is in Beckenham but we can cover all areas and although we specialise in kitchens we have helped our customers design and install many other
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