Case Study

Designer: Emma
Customer: Mr & Mrs Farquhar

For Stuart and Barbara Farquhar stepping into their new kitchen is like walking into a luxury, exotic holiday destination.

Barbara and Stuart commissioned the Kitchen Design Centre to bring their small but functional 23 year old kitchen up to date, expanding on the space to incorporate a much desired dining area.

Their tired kitchen has now been transformed into a modern airy kitchen diner filled with light.

“I asked the Kitchen Design Centre and another company to draw up some designs for my kitchen and once I saw the artwork from the Kitchen Design Centre I knew that was what I was going to go for-it was perfect!

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  • Contemporary kitchen

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    A fantastic new kitchen for the Farquhar's

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  • Out with the old

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    Time to remove the 23 year old kitchen that had served them so well

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  • Contemporary planning!

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    KDC's Emma Holmes created the new kitchen layout for the Farquhar's

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  • Modern approach to kitchen design

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    CAD visuals presented to the Farquhar's which created lots of excitement

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  • Totally transformed

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    The new proposals would totally transform the kitchen space

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  • In with the new!

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    A brand new contemporary kitchen - Its hard to believe its the same house!

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  • Stylish kitchen appliances

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    Using our wonderful Meile and Neff gadgetry

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  • Stunning worktops

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    Our wide range of styles allows us to replicate your vision

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  • Totally redeveloping the space

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    The new kitchen is now combined with a wonderful eating space

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  • Utilising space without compromising appearance

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    It was important to disguise certain appliances due to the limited space available

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  • Separating preparation and dining

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    A specially created extension to the building was built to bring the design to life

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  • Complicated designs and builds are our speciality

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    It was a tricky project due to the lack of space, but we pulled it off

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“I have seen the work that Kitchen Design Centre produce, through friends and family, so I wasn’t surprised that I loved their ideas and design,” said Barbara.

Living in a 1970’s bungalow Barbara and Stuart wanted to bring their kitchen more in keeping with the rest of the house giving it a modern edge.

Barbara said: “The vision of our designer, Emma, who came up with the stunning design like no other we had seen, was wonderful.

“The computer generated visualisations that Emma creates were so accurate that many friends initially thought they were photos of the finished kitchen, not drawings done months before.”

The kitchen houses all of the latest Neff appliances from a large fridge freezer, warming drawer, to a built in oven and microwave and latest induction hob.

Emma, Designer from the Kitchen Design Centre, said: “This project was certainly tricky as the amount of space we had to work with was quite tight and we still wanted to make sure the Farquhar’s had all of the appliances built in.

“To overcome this we had to be creative in where and how the appliances were fitted.

“The new dining area houses a purpose built dresser which cleverly hides the washing machine making sure the modern and sleek finish wasn’t compromised.“

Barbara added: “We are so pleased with the final product we are left with. The KDC craftsmen arrived on time every day and work proceeded without a hitch, despite the worst snow for 30 years. We were very impressed at how well all the 'trades' worked with and around each other.”

This project involved an extension to the original kitchen to incorporate a dining area into the room, something Barbara was looking for.

“Being able to now eat in the kitchen whilst being far enough away from the hub of the preparation aspect of the kitchen is a definite plus, it is certainly the aspect of my design that I most pleased with.

“Seeing my ideas come life was fantastic especially as I was very open minded and I couldn’t put my finger on exactly what I wanted until I saw it.