July 27, 2012By David Sanders

So what makes us feel good in life? You may think that this is an easy question to answer and for each one of us it is as individual as our personalities. If I were to ask you what makes you happy, you would probably have no problem providing me with at least a few answers…

July 13, 2012By The Kitchen Think

Buying a new kitchen today is usually a big purchase that is often very difficult to change later on. A kitchen lasts, on average, around 20 years and you have to remember that your requirements will change over that period. That’s where Age Explorer comes in…

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…

May 4, 2012By The Kitchen Think

‘Functional cabinets’ are the way to go. We buy a refrigerator or an oven for a specific purpose, so why shouldn’t every kitchen cabinet have a specific storage purpose? The watchwords for base units are ‘no shelves’ – all full extension drawers and pull-outs thus achieving ‘total access’…

April 2, 2012By The Kitchen Think

Dynamic Space recognises five main zones of activity in the modern kitchen – no matter the configuration – and then allocates specialist units for highly functional storage accordingly.

March 30, 2012By The Kitchen Think

Know today what your requirements might be tomorrow! Buying a new kitchen today is usually a big purchase that is often very difficult to change later on. A kitchen lasts on average approx. 20 years and, therefore, should be suitable for your future personal requirements…