Budget: £26,000
The brief: To create a light and airy space with easy movement around the work space in the new extension for kitchen/diner. Easy accessibility to the utensils and appliances was important without much bending down .
Budget: £26,000
The brief: To have kitchen that matches a blue in a painting that was brought in Australia. Also to have wood effect doors that weren't shaker style and no wall units in the new design.
Budget: £22,000
The brief: To replace the existing kitchen, increase the storage capacity and change from gas to induction hob as well as is a Quooker tap. The washing machine was also to be removed to utility room.
Budget: £30,000
The brief: To create a kitchen with lots of work preparation areas as the previous kitchen was a tiny galley kitchen with no room. Also an island as its a large space, with lots of storage with an easy reach shelf for every day items such as glasses/plates and a breakfast bar for a large family.
Budget: £31,000
The brief: To design an open plan kitchen, maximizing storage space, modern and minimalist look and feel
Budget: £ Undisclosed
The brief: To create a modern design which would also suit the feel of a cottage, parts of which were built in the 17th century.
Budget: £20,000
The brief: 'We always knew that we'd have a "U" shaped kitchen, but Tilly, our designer at Ruach really made the most of the space, putting a lot of thought into the design and layout, while using clever design ideas and innovative products to make the most of the area.'
Budget: £40,000
The brief: To create an open plan kitchen, something light and minimalistic with island and different textures combining white with a marble effect.
Budget: £31,000
The brief: To open up the whole ground floor to a lighter brighter space
Budget: £22,000
The brief: To modernise the look and maximise storage space inside cupboards. To increase the worktop area and to create a useful, but unusual, breakfast bar in the otherwise unused central area.
Budget: £25,000
The brief: To create clean lines, modern with no handles/knobs. As well as a table incorporated into the island to accommodate 4 + chairs and a window seat with storage.
Budget: £29,000
The brief: Create a modern, open plan kitchen which uses the space better than the previously installed galley kitchen. Make the space more sociable and use technology to help us find more time in our busy lives.
Budget: £36,000
The brief: To combine a kitchen, dining room and utility room into one sociable, open-plan living area. Minimalist, sleek look with maximum cupboard space and large breakfast bar.
Budget: £9,000
Budget: £18,000
The brief: Modern design for a well used kitchen. Would be used by our family during the week but we often had extended family round at weekends so needed to free up some space.
Budget: £25,000
The brief: I wanted my kitchen to be totally practical and to have a wow factor
Budget: £25,000
The brief: Replace a dated dark wooden kitchen by a bright, contemporary kitchen and maximise worktop and storage space
Budget: £30,000
Budget: £ Undisclosed
The brief: Best use of space and family friendly as we have young children. We wanted something which would last and be adaptable as our children grow up - as well as a great space for socialising!
Budget: £25,000
Budget: £25,000
The brief: A modern but warm kitchen that is practical, clean and simple.
Budget: £25,000
The brief: A modern style kitchen with a little bit of ‘wow’ that would include features to link into the ‘Arts and Crafts’ style of the house
Budget: £15,000
The brief: To completely renovate and restyle a small galley kitchen
Budget: £23,000
The brief: To create a bright, spacious kitchen in our newly-constructed extension.
Budget: £26,000
The brief: We wanted a light, airy open kitchen which felt welcoming and inclusive together with a space for family to sit and chat whilst we cooked.
Budget: £38,000
The brief: To create a kitchen with an eye-catching design after having been inspired from Ruach’s Grand Designs exhibition in 2016
Budget: £15,000
The brief: New kitchen that complimented the log cabin but looked modern
Budget: £16,500
The brief: To design and install a compact high quality kitchen using the available space and layout effectively.
Budget: £25,000
The brief: To brighten up an old tired kitchen with a light contemporary shaker style kitchen
Budget: £25,000
The brief: Take a dated kitchen and new enlarged space to make it into a bright place that would be the hub of the house
Budget: £20,000
The brief: To extend side of house incorporating a Victorian lantern roof for new kitchen area
Budget: £20,000
The brief: To create an eye-catching contemporary space with the 'Wow' factor
Budget: £20,000
The brief: To create a warm and light space perfect for all the family
Budget: £28,000
The brief: Our client wanted a family-friendly, social kitchen
Budget: £18,000
Budget: £38,000
The brief: A modern kitchen with clean lines and a touch of sparkle to create an open space for socialising and cooking together
Budget: £26,000
The brief: To have a kitchen built around the appliances and to maximise storage space
Budget: £50,000
The brief: To merge the breakfast room and kitchen to make one large airy space using bespoke kitchen units that give the flexibility required
Budget: £40,000
The brief: To create a kitchen that is the social hub of the home
Budget: £85,000
The brief: To create a bespoke design to replace a large tired kitchen
Budget: £25,000
Budget: £32,000
The brief: To transform a newly created open plan space into a beautiful kitchen and dining area that sparkles!
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