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Made in the UKAt last it feels as though summer is finally here. Schools have broken up for their summer holidays, the days are sunny and the evenings are still light. And Covid restrictions have been lifted so we can start getting out and about a bit more again.
Isn’t it wonderful having a new kitchen! For the first couple of days, everything is brand new and in tip top condition. You hardly dare use it because you don’t want to spoil it.
But use it you must.
It’s the desperate cry of many a frustrated parent: “You treat this house like a hotel!” Usually with reference to a seemingly ungrateful teenager who expects everything to be done for them. And they don’t even pay!
If you are considering a new kitchen, you’ve come to the right place! At DIY Homefit we offer a flexible approach to creating the new kitchen of your dreams. If your existing kitchen cabinets are in good condition and you are happy to keep the carcasses, we can provide a wide selection of replacement kitchen doors which can be a quick and easy way to refresh and transform your kitchen.
As the countries in the UK continue to navigate forward through their governments’ roadmaps out of lockdown, we can gradually sense some semblance of normality returning. Alongside this, there is a widespread desire to get things moving in various areas of our lives..
During the Covid-19 pandemic, the government encouraged as many people as possible to work from home. Now that lockdown restrictions are gradually easing, this is a trend that seems set to continue.
Whilst some companies are encouraging staff back into the office, there are many others that are incorporating home working into the new normal.
If you are about to embark on a kitchen refurbishment, one of the key things to consider is the colour. This is not as easy as it sounds! Colour can make a huge difference to the look and feel of your kitchen.
If you have been spending more time at home over the last year it’s almost certain that by now you will be feeling the need for more space. This applies to every area of your home, but as winter moves into spring you’re probably particularly aware of a lack of wardrobe space.
It’s now a year since the first Covid lockdown, and during that time so many plans have had to change. Perhaps you were thinking about a new kitchen before lockdown but, due to the practical and financial issues caused by the pandemic, it hasn’t happened yet.
With all the Covid lockdowns and restrictions over the past year, many of us have spent much more time at home than we normally would. And, although home improvement has probably not been your main priority in recent months, there may well be things that you realise you do want to change post-lockdown.
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