How to Create a Long-Lasting Kitchen Design

You're only as good as people say you are.
 
Word of mouth and positive reviews are critical to staying in business, and it’s vital to fit stunning kitchen designs that leave your customers singing your praises to their friends. However, it's equally important that in a few years, they're still suggesting you over dinner to someone who's considering getting their kitchen done.

For that to happen, the kitchen you fit needs to be durable AND stayed up to date, while leaving a long-lasting positive impression on the client.

So, no pressure!

Here's our rundown of the do's and don'ts to help you achieve this.

The basic design of a kitchen is crucial if you want it to last for years. That means a kitchen that flows in the right direction to avoid people getting under each other's feet, it means a kitchen with adequate storage even when space is tight, and it means listening to your client and asking enough questions to know how they're going to be using it for the next 10+ years. View our kitchen storage page for more storage inspirations.

With the latest technology, kitchen appliances are more of an investment than an expense. Encourage your client to not skimp on the convenience of double ovens, combi microwaves or pop-up sockets, as these will be the things they're most grateful for when that 'new kitchen' feeling wears off.

Trends come and go, and kitchens are no exception. Long-standing timeless brands like Second Nature are ideal for traditional and modern kitchens. Most of the ranges can also be repainted. Keep the trendy ‘hear and now’ choices for their additional accessories or easy to change, low-cost items like painted walls and lighting.

Remember, if you want the stress taken out of your project, our expert kitchen design team will ask all the right questions for you. We'll then design, supply and manage the project from start to finish.

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