July 9, 2013By Gary Baker

The average homeowner probably doesn’t give much thought to their kitchen sink. Even though we use them several times a day most people take them completely for granted, but planning for your kitchen sink is as integral as planning for your appliances or decor.

May 7, 2013By Sue Calver

I never really realised how many decisions need to be made when buying a kitchen, so as a marketing manager for a company that specialises in testing kitchens, you would have thought I would have been well informed in what makes a great kitchen!

February 15, 2013By The Kitchen Think

A recent issue of The Week had their headline: “A shocking waste – the food we throw away”. Inside they featured experts on the subject from The Times & The Daily Telegraph. The subject centered on a report that claimed 30-50% of all food produced is wasted…

September 7, 2012By The Kitchen Think

Normally, you’d first ask your friends and acquaintances about their experiences: ‘How did you go about buying your new kitchen?’ Consider these five kitchen experts your new friends because they speak from their own experience. Here are their tips…

July 9, 2012By The Kitchen Think

1. Plan full extensions in base cabinets…retrieving objects from a shelf in the base cabinet is a difficult task for all kitchen users. Low bending is often required, the overview of items is poor and you often have to remove part of the cabinet contents to get to items that you want at the back.

June 8, 2012By The Kitchen Think

It’s surprising to find that 66% of new kitchen buyers are dissatisfied with the amount of storage they had after installing a new kitchen. The same goes for positioning of units and services. The key is to assess your lifestyle and needs and start planning from there…