Whether you’re planning a whole new kitchen this year or simply want to update an existing scheme, a new sink and tap will instantly breathe new life into your room. A sleek sink and tap will add wow factor as well as practicality and functionality for washing up, rinsing, cleaning and drying pots, pans, crockery, fruit and vegetables.
A very warm welcome from everyone here at Rangemaster to the start of 2024. We’d like to wish you a Happy New Year and if you’re planning a new kitchen this year, we’ve hand-picked eight top trends that are set to be big news in the coming months. Whether one or two catch your eye or you want to make an impact with a number of these on-trend looks, finishes and styles, we’ve got the appliances, sinks and taps to match…
There are many advantages of having a stainless steel sink in your kitchen or utility room, not least the ease of cleaning.
Whether you’re planning a whole new kitchen as part of a renovation project or you just want an instant kitchen update, a new sink and tap is the perfect start. Boiling water taps have become hugely popular in recent years and this is because they deliver instant boiling water for cooking and hot drinks. This means you can wave goodbye to the kettle, which frees up space on the worksurface, plus it saves energy as you’re only heating up the water used and it saves time, too.
We’re all optimistic that this year is going to be a lot better than last and with the UK currently in its third lockdown, now is the perfect time to start planning that dream kitchen.
Spending more time at home lately has created a renewed interest in making sure our homes are as warm, welcoming, comforting and cosy as can be. Our interiors are our sanctuary; a space where we can relax and indulge our passions for pastimes perhaps long forgotten such as baking, crafting, exercising, reading and going back to a simpler age where we enjoy and appreciate the little things in life.
This month we’re looking at the enduring trend for Country Farmhouse kitchens. These classic styles are always in fashion, and they can be used to complement period properties as well as to bring charm and character to a modern new-build. Cabinetry tends to be painted or natural wood with in-frame doors that can be as simple or as detailed as you like. A fuss-free door panel offers a modern take on the Shaker style, which is a popular choice amongst homeowners looking for the perfect balance between classic and contemporary design.
