Jersey luxury Kitchen Studio and showroom
Our Kitchen studio is based at Five Oaks, Jersey
We are a kitchen showroom in Jersey
The top Design Trend for 2024 continues to be the kitchen island
A kitchen should of course always be designed to take into account how the homeowners live and use the space and also the architecture of the property but the kitchen island has become one of those timeless designs that, instead of becoming outdated, has gained more popularity as time goes by and it is easy to see why.
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Easy Steps
To Measure for New Worktops
If your kitchen units are in good condition and the layout works for you then sometimes all that is needed to give your kitchen that extra Wow factor is New worktops
Step One
The first and most important step is to choose the work surface that works best for your needs, your kitchen design, and colour scheme.
Quartz, granite, Staron, Corian and wood, all have their unique qualities, so it is important to know the differences between the materials available
Step Two
Take a pencil and paper and drawer the shape of your worktops
Measure the worktop sizes at the back and the front of the worktop.
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Also draw the rough position of the sink, cooker, hob etc as shown
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We appreciate that these will be approximate sizes and if you placed an order we would of course come out to template.
Step Three
The next step is to list the information below
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1) What type of worktop you are wanting ie, Staron, Caesarstone, Corian etc
2) Are you wanting an upstand, Spashback behind the hob or a window cill
3) Are you wanting a sit-on sink, a Belfast sink or an under-mounted sink
4) Are you wanting drainer grooves
5) Do you need extra cut outs for pop up sockets, LED undercounter lighting or extractors
Once you have the answers to these questions, simply email
your drawing and photo of your existing worktops to office@somerville.je and we will do the rest
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Deciding to have a new or replacement worktop is not something you do every day and you may have questions about the process.
We hope this blog will help answer some of those questions