In this episode of Love Your Kitchen, freelance kitchen designer Faye Newman shares her expertise on planning a new kitchen. Faye emphasises the importance of defining your goals, whether that’s enhancing your workspace or creating a social hub, as well as considering your budget and the duration of your stay in your property. Faye cautions against rushing into decisions and offers great suggestions for finding inspiration, including exploring independent suppliers and attending exhibitions like Grand Designs and the Ideal Home Show.

Key Takeaways

When planning your kitchen project, it’s essential to carefully select the right suppliers and tradesmen, especially your kitchen fitter—these choices can make or break your renovation.

Be sure to seek out recommendations and read reviews to find someone you can trust.

Consider attending relevant exhibitions where you can meet a variety of suppliers all in one place. It’s a great way to gather inspiration and listen to expert talks within a short timeframe.

Don’t feel pressured to rush into any decisions. Take your time to ensure you’re comfortable with your chosen supplier and that you fully understand the entire process, including after-sales support.

Best Moments

“So if you go to a local showroom, always look at the reviews, always look at sort of like the engagement on posts and things like, and just get sort of like, obviously, an overview of that company.”

“I would 100% always go in with a plan. So by plan, I mean a list of suppliers you want to meet first and then work back from there, because you go in and there's so many stands and things to look at, so you want to make sure that you're you are going to the places that you want to go to first.”

“One thing I will say, which I have mentioned on the show before, is your fitter is, you know, the most important asset, I would say, to your overall project, you could spend 60, you know, to 80 grand and a lovely kitchen. And if you have a rubbish fitter, or a fitter that's not looking into the finer details or forward thinking things, for you, it's not going to look the same.”

About the Host

Faye Newman is a freelance Kitchen Designer with eight years of experience in the industry. With a background in furniture design and a passion for creating spaces that reflect the essence of the home, Faye brings a unique perspective to kitchen design. Her dedication to client satisfaction and love for her craft shines through in every project she undertakes.

Connect with Faye Newman Design

Visit the website at www.fayenewmandesign.com for more kitchen design inspiration, resources, and services.

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In this special episode of the Love Your Kitchen podcast, host Faye Newman takes a stroll down memory lane, revisiting some of the best moments from previous episodes. Steven Fielding shares some insights about their innovative cooker builder tool, packed with an impressive 30,000 customisation options to help you create the kitchen of your dreams. Keith Sutton jumps in with some expert advice on flooring, particularly the importance of having a flat subfloor for LVT and solid timber options. Paul Higgs, dives into the concept of biophilic design. He's all about bringing the outside in, emphasising the role of natural light and organic materials to create a space that's both beautiful and calming. Ross Williamson sheds light on the trends in natural stone worktops, like those on-trend gold veins and the timeless allure of Travertine. Faye also takes a moment to champion the role of independent kitchen designers and explains how neuroarchitecture can seriously enhance your cooking space.

Key Takeaways

When it comes to selecting the right cooker configuration, understanding customer needs and cooking habits is absolutely key.

Whether you're considering LVT or solid timber, each option has its unique set of pros and cons, especially when it comes to preparing the subfloor.

By embracing natural light, organic shapes, and materials straight from nature, you can create a setting that not only looks great but also boosts wellness and mental health.

Best Moments

"I like our customers to know exactly what they're paying for as they go along. So you choose your oven configurations, and then you can choose your hot top configuration step by step.” Steven Fielding - Managing Director with Lacanche Cookers

“If your subfloor isn't flat with no ridges in, it will be your worst nightmare. It will show any little deviance because it's only three mil thick.” Keith Sutton - carpenter, builder and kitchen fitter from Worcestershire.

“You imagine like you're in a 300 square foot studio flat in Hong Kong, yeah, you know everything concrete and metal and glass, that's just not very nice, is it? You imagine yourself you're stuck in one of those places. Honestly, it's not good for your mental health.” Paul Higgs - CEO and founder of Millbank Property Group

“At the moment everybody seems to be wanting something with a gold vein. I believe that'll come full circle.” Ross Williamson - Sales Director of a company called The Surface Collection, which is a well-known worktop distributor based in Manchester

About the Host

Faye Newman is a freelance Kitchen Designer with eight years of experience in the industry. With a background in furniture design and a passion for creating spaces that reflect the essence of the home, Faye brings a unique perspective to kitchen design.

Connect with Faye Newman Design:

Visit the website at www.fayenewmandesign.com for more kitchen design inspiration, resources, and services.

Join our vibrant email community to receive exclusive updates, tips, and special offers by clicking here.

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In this episode, freelance kitchen designer Faye Newman shares her expert tips for maximising kitchen storage following the chaos of Christmas. If you're feeling a bit cramped in your kitchen, Faye has four essential strategies to help you create a more organised and functional space.

Faye kicks things off by encouraging you to assess your kitchen space and needs, then dives into maximising cabinet storage, recommending clever tools like shelf risers, carousels, and spice racks to keep everything organised and easily accessible. She also introduces innovative ideas for hidden spaces, such as retrofitting corner systems and adding plinth drawers, to help you reclaim every inch of your kitchen.

Throughout the episode, Faye stresses the significance of decluttering and using your space efficiently to enhance both functionality and aesthetics.

Key Takeaways

Don't hesitate to declutter any unused items that are just taking up space. For those less frequently used items, find smart storage solutions to tuck them away neatly. Clever tools like shelf risers to make the most of vertical space, and carousels or lazy Susans systems keep everything accessible.

Door-mounted racks can be fantastic for squeezing in those extra spices or utensils, and pull-out storage solutions can really transform the way you utilise your cabinets. Don’t forget about the space outside of your cabinets.

Modular shelving above the range or island can provide both functionality and a stylish look, while wall-mounted rails are perfect for hanging your utensils and pots. It’s all about making every inch of your kitchen work for you.

Best Moments

"There is no point having anything in your kitchen that is a just in case, or maybe, you know, still in a box, and you just think, oh, you know, we might need it at some point.”

"Another great hack that you can look into as well is looking to add racks onto the back of your doors. And by doors, I don't mean your actual internal door into the kitchen. I mean your cabinet doors. You can get ones that are specific to wall cabinets, or if you are fortunate enough to have a large cabinet, you can look to incorporate sort of like a spice rack on the back of there.”

“… the aged brass element is really popular at the moment for that timeless classic design, which, again, DeVOL does so well, I'd probably say one of the best in our industry, that's what they're known for, their beautifully English made kitchens.”

About the Host

Faye Newman is a freelance Kitchen Designer with eight years of experience in the industry. With a background in furniture design and a passion for creating spaces that reflect the essence of the home, Faye brings a unique perspective to kitchen design.

Connect with Faye Newman Design:

Visit the website at www.fayenewmandesign.com for more kitchen design inspiration, resources, and services.

Join our vibrant email community to receive exclusive updates, tips, and special offers by clicking here.

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Product Mentions

KCUP274C Kesseböhmer Dispensa Junior Chrome Classic Base Pull-out (cleaning utensils) for 300+mm cabs Unhanded | PWS Distributors Ltd - UK distributors of kitchen and bedroom components

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In this episode, Faye Newman shares expert insights on the kitchen design trends for 2025 that you need to know. She emphasises a blend of timeless style with sustainability and cultural influences, focusing on three key areas.

Faye discusses biophilic design and provides valuable tips on incorporating natural elements to enhance your well-being and create a calming atmosphere in your kitchen. Tips on innovative storage solutions that help personalise your space, reveal ways to make it both functional and visually stunning. Faye also explores the importance of tailored storage and introduces clever ideas for hidden pantries and fold-out desks that maximise space while adding an element of surprise. If you’re looking to transform your kitchen into a stylish and practical sanctuary, this episode is filled with inspiration and actionable advice.

Key Takeaways

Treat your kitchen like a canvas, embrace it as a work of art! Give it some breathing room by incorporating personalised storage solutions, statement pieces, and decorative elements that resonate with your style. This not only enhances the kitchen's functionality but makes it truly yours.

When it comes to colour, don't shy away from mixing and matching. Use colour theory principles to confidently combine hues that create a cohesive and stylish design. A well-thought-out colour palette can elevate the entire space and set the mood you want.

Think of your kitchen as a multifunctional hub. Prioritise tailored storage and hidden spaces to keep things organised and efficient. Secret compartments and innovative storage solutions can help you maximise space, making your kitchen the perfect blend of practicality and style.

Best Moments

"Biophilic design aims to improve well-being, creativity, productivity and health by integrating natural materials, natural light, vegetation and spatial layouts inspired all by nature.”

"Kitchens are seen as works of art, so gone with the days, thank God when kitchens were muted and needed to blend in with the rest of your interior. Kitchens are now so much more than that, and they are a statement, a place to inject colours and personality.”

"It's just, it's more about really focusing on you your lifestyle. And you know, how many people you've got in your house as well, whether it's small children, what they'll be like when they grow up, you know, can that space still be usable for you?”

About the Host

Faye Newman is a freelance Kitchen Designer with eight years of experience in the industry. With a background in furniture design and a passion for creating spaces that reflect the essence of the home, Faye brings a unique perspective to kitchen design. Her dedication to client satisfaction and love for her craft shines through in every project she undertakes.

Connect with Faye Newman Design:

Visit the website at www.fayenewmandesign.com for more kitchen design inspiration, resources, and services.

Join our vibrant email community to receive exclusive updates, tips, and special offers by clicking here.

Follow us on Instagram @loveyourkitchenpodcast for daily doses of kitchen design inspiration and behind-the-scenes glimpses.

Whether you're renovating your kitchen, looking for organisation hacks, or seeking culinary inspiration, Love Your Kitchen is your go-to resource for all things kitchen-related.

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In this episode, freelance kitchen designer Faye Newman shares her tips for crafting the perfect home bar. She covers six key points: purpose and use, location, design features, materials, layout, and lighting. Faye emphasises knowing your hosting needs and incorporating practical appliances like sinks and ice makers.

Faye suggests picking a location that’s both accessible and stylish and shares creative design ideas, including mirrored splash-backs and unique lighting to set the mood.

This episode also offers practical tips, like using offcuts for splash-backs and choosing the right height and style for plinths. Tune in for insightful advice on creating a home bar that reflects your personality while being perfect for entertaining!

Key Takeaways

Think about how often you entertain, how many guests you typically host, and what your favourite drinks are. This will help you figure out your storage needs and decide if you want your bar to be a standout feature or more subtly integrated into your home’s design.

Consider the best location for your bar. The ideal spot could be near the kitchen for easy access, out in your outdoor space for those sunny days, or even in the dining room to keep the vibe going during meals.

Personalising your bar can be a lot of fun. Think about adding mirrored splash-backs for that touch of glamour, using offcuts of stone to keep things interesting, or mixing different finishes and textures to create a unique look that reflects your style. It’s all about making the space feel like yours!

Best Moments

"I always find, as well, from a design perspective, that clients are really brave when it comes to furniture choices, design ideas, you know, worked-up choices, etc, for a bar, I think it's because kitchens are obviously a lot bigger. They're, you know, used day to day more, and they hold more, I would say, functional and practical values."

"When it comes to the bar section…this is where you can inject your own personality and vibrancy into the space, which is just what I love.”

"Lighting is probably the biggest part I would say, of your bar area that you need to, you know, really hone in on. Bars are obviously a space to relax and to host from. So again, having that ambient lighting right in that space, you know, is crucial.”

About the Host

Faye Newman is a freelance Kitchen Designer with eight years of experience in the industry. With a background in furniture design and a passion for creating spaces that reflect the essence of the home, Faye brings a unique perspective to kitchen design. Her dedication to client satisfaction and love for her craft shines through in every project she undertakes.

Connect with Faye Newman Design:

Visit the website at www.fayenewmandesign.com for more kitchen design inspiration, resources, and services.

See the accompanying blog post for this episode here.

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Join kitchen designer Faye Newman in this episode as she walks us through an exciting kitchen and utility project for a pair of newlyweds. Faye shares her creative approach to transforming the space by removing interior walls for a bright open-plan design, complete with a stylish central pillar. Her mix of shaker-style cabinetry with modern touches and a stunning deep forest green (Copse green) sets the mood.

Kitchen walkthrough

Faye walks us through standout features like a spacious 900mm American fridge, eye-level ovens, and clever Blum Legrabox drawers for smooth storage. Plus, the centrepiece island is packed with a dishwasher, a chic Belfast sink, and a wine cooler! Tune in to discover how Faye makes this couple’s kitchen both functional and fabulous!

Key Takeaways

When designing a "forever home" kitchen, remember to consider how your clients cook and entertain to make sure it fits their long-term lifestyle.

Don’t fear that central column; turn it into a design feature by adding cabinetry or shelving that enhances both function and style.

To maximise storage, opt for deep drawers for easy access, bi-fold doors for a smooth flow, and full-height wall cabinets that offer ample space without sacrificing good looks.

Best Moments

"We needed to be mindful that the cabinets that we were losing at the top on the wall that was being knocked down, we needed to make sure we added that storage elsewhere, just to make sure that we're optimising everything as much as possible because storage was one of the top elements that we needed to incorporate into this design, usable and functional storage."

"Always look at the worked up slab sizes, for instance. So I think it's usually like 1.5 meter deep by sort of three meters length way depending on which stone, if you go for ceramic, it's slightly smaller. You can also go for jumbo slabs, which are 3.3 usually they might be bigger now, but again, that usually determines the size of your island."

"You've got to be mindful that you need to be able to buy your sink, for instance, where you're standing and by your Hob. You need to be mindful that the indent on a plinth, which is at the bottom, is usually so you can pop your toes underneath it and not you don't want to be scuffing the moulded plinth everywhere."

About the Host

Faye Newman is a freelance Kitchen Designer with eight years of experience in the industry. With a background in furniture design and a passion for creating spaces that reflect the essence of the home, Faye brings a unique perspective to kitchen design. Her dedication to client satisfaction and love for her craft shines through in every project she undertakes.

Connect with Faye Newman Design:

Visit the website at www.fayenewmandesign.com for more kitchen design inspiration, resources, and services.

Join our vibrant email community to receive exclusive updates, tips, and special offers by clicking here.

Follow us on Instagram @loveyourkitchenpodcast for daily doses of kitchen design inspiration and behind-the-scenes glimpses.

Whether you're renovating your kitchen, looking for organisation hacks, or seeking culinary inspiration, Love Your Kitchen is your go-to resource for all things kitchen-related.

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In this episode of Love Your Kitchen, Faye Newman dives into the world of fridges and freezers, breaking down your options like free-standing American fridge freezers, integrated under-counter models, and full-height side-by-side designs. Faye highlights cool features like bio-fresh technology, easy-slide telescopic rails, and whisper-quiet operation at under 38 decibels. Top brands like Fisher & Paykel and Liebherr are also in the spotlight for their innovative designs. Faye emphasises how choosing the right fridge can help reduce food waste and make your life easier, sharing tips on what to look for in terms of capacity, noise, and those fun extras like wine coolers and beverage drawers. Tune in for some great insights to help you find your perfect fridge!

Key Takeaways

When you're weighing your fridge and freezer options, it’s essential to consider the different types available—like freestanding models, integrated units, under-counter styles, and full-height combinations. Each choice comes with its own capacity, so think about how much space you really need.

Don’t forget to pay attention to handy features such as bio-fresh technology and telescopic rails. These can make a world of difference in keeping your food fresh and super easy to access. And let’s talk noise levels; aiming for a model that operates under 38 decibels is a smart move for a peaceful kitchen environment.

Keep an eye out for energy-efficient and sustainable features. Look for things like holiday modes, which can save you some energy while you're away, and activated charcoal filters, which help keep your fridge smelling fresh. These small details can elevate your fridge experience while being kinder to the planet!

Best Moments

"We've all had it where something's gone off in the fridge, and you open it, and you're like, gosh, what on earth has happened in here? You know, liber apparently claims that they can obviously get rid of all those horrible odours for you as well, which is an added bonus."

"It's definitely all about temperature control. When you're looking at your sort of like your fridges, your freezers, keeping the food at the right temperatures will always help you."

"If you are going for tall, high cabinets, so that's around 2.3 meters from the floor up. Usually, if you want to use standard door sizes, what would need to happen is your appliance will need to be lifted up so it's in line with where the door split is on your cabinet.”

About the Host

Faye Newman is a freelance Kitchen Designer with eight years of experience in the industry. With a background in furniture design and a passion for creating spaces that reflect the essence of the home, Faye brings a unique perspective to kitchen design. Her dedication to client satisfaction and love for her craft shines through in every project she undertakes.

Connect with Faye Newman Design:

Visit the website at www.fayenewmandesign.com for more kitchen design inspiration, resources, and services.

Join our vibrant email community to receive exclusive updates, tips, and special offers by clicking here.

Follow us on Instagram @fayenewmandesign for daily doses of kitchen design inspiration and behind-the-scenes glimpses.

Whether you're renovating your kitchen, looking for organisation hacks, or seeking culinary inspiration, Love Your Kitchen is your go-to resource for all things kitchen-related.

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In this episode, Faye Newman dives into the world of kitchen extraction systems, comparing ducted and recirculating options. She points out that if you’re cooking with lots of moisture or strong smells, ducted systems are the way to go since they vent air outside. The thing is, they can be pricey to install because they need external ductwork. On the other hand, recirculating systems have come a long way with better filters and are perfect for apartments or homes without outside walls.

Faye talks about brands like Western Cooker Hoods, praising their cool and customised designs that fit right into modern kitchens. She emphasises that getting a pro to install ducted systems is crucial for making sure everything works well.

Key Takeaways

Ducted extraction systems are great for completely getting rid of smoke, grease, odours, and moisture from your home. However, keep in mind that they can be a bit pricey and complicated to install.

Recirculating extraction systems have really stepped up their game lately. With advanced filters, they do a fantastic job of neutralising odours and capturing fine particles. Plus, they’re quicker and easier on the wallet when it comes to installation.

When it comes to choosing the right extraction system for your kitchen, you've got plenty of options to think about. You could go with wall-mounted chimneys for a classic look, angled hoods for something sleek, or even ceiling-mounted systems if you want to save space.

Best Moments

"So it just shows how extraction as a whole is just more powerful now, especially for the venting hobs, they've forward thought to this, especially if you know it needs to be easy to install."

"I would highly recommend doing a little bit more research than you probably did before. If you've done a previous kitchen, or if this is your first kitchen, obviously it's not the most glamorous subject. I completely understand that. But equally, it's a topic that needs to be looked into."

“…It's all about sort of air filtration and making sure that, you know you're not having those nasty polluting vapours around in your kitchen.”

About the Host

Faye Newman is a freelance Kitchen Designer with eight years of experience in the industry. With a background in furniture design and a passion for creating spaces that reflect the essence of the home, Faye brings a unique perspective to kitchen design. Her dedication to client satisfaction and love for her craft shines through in every project she undertakes.

Connect with Faye Newman Design:

Visit the website at www.fayenewmandesign.com for more kitchen design inspiration, resources, and services.

Join our vibrant email community to receive exclusive updates, tips, and special offers by clicking here.

Follow us on Instagram @fayenewmandesign for daily doses of kitchen design inspiration and behind-the-scenes glimpses.

Whether you're renovating your kitchen, looking for organisation hacks, or seeking culinary inspiration, Love Your Kitchen is your go-to resource for all things kitchen-related.

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Faye Newman, a freelance kitchen designer, takes listeners through a practical approach to exploring various kitchen appliances, particularly focusing on ovens and hobs. She breaks down the benefits of different oven types, including single, combination, and steam ovens, noting that steam ovens are gaining popularity for their ability to keep nutrients intact while cooking.

Faye also shares handy features like pyrolytic cleaning, heat probes, and flexible cooking zones that make cooking easier. As well as highlighting modern solutions like modular venting hubs and built-in air fryers, providing a straightforward guide to help you choose the right kitchen appliances for your needs.

Key Takeaways

While combination ovens with microwave and grill options are definitely popular, I'd recommend considering steam ovens—they're gaining traction because they do an amazing job of retaining moisture and nutrients in your food.

If you're serious about getting your meats and fish just right, you can't go wrong with heat and food probes. They give you precise internal temperature readings, making it so much easier to cook like a pro!

When it comes to induction hobs, flexi zones are a smart choice. They detect where you place your pans and adjust the heating accordingly, which not only boosts efficiency but also accommodates different pan sizes and shapes—perfect for those larger cooking trays. If you’re leaning towards an induction hob, definitely consider going for a flexi zone for that extra flexibility.

Best Moments

"Now steam ovens are more popular than, say, like the Combi microwave, purely just from a cooking preference, I think, in a sense of the food, it holds the nutrients better. And, you know, it makes, rather than drying out the food, the steam actually sort of aids the cooking process.”

"Pyrolytic cleaning is basically a method of cleaning where the oven heats to, sort of up to 500 degrees. So it's super hot. The door always locks so that you can't just open it mid cycle, and it's where it sort of burns off any grease, you know, anything that's, you know, leftover food, or anything that's in that oven.”

"I'd highly recommend if you are going for induction, to look to go for a flexi zone. So I know obviously that there's more in costs than going for the separate zones, but I just think even if you just have, you know, half of it and then two or three of the zones, again, it just allows you to have the flexibility there for your overall cooking experience.”

About the Host

Faye Newman is a freelance Kitchen Designer with eight years of experience in the industry. With a background in furniture design and a passion for creating spaces that reflect the essence of the home, Faye brings a unique perspective to kitchen design.

Connect with Faye Newman Design:

Visit the website at www.fayenewmandesign.com for more kitchen design inspiration, resources, and services.

Join our vibrant email community to receive exclusive updates, tips, and special offers by clicking here.

Follow us on Instagram @fayenewmandesign for daily doses of kitchen design inspiration and behind-the-scenes glimpses.

Whether you're renovating your kitchen, looking for organisation hacks, or seeking culinary inspiration, Love Your Kitchen is your go-to resource for all things kitchen-related.

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In this episode, Faye Newman chats with Richard Hibbert, a well-known name in the UK kitchen industry, about what it takes to create your dream kitchen. They dive into how to find trusted suppliers through the KBSA and the best appliances to consider. Richard shares his journey from chef to managing KSL Sudbury and explains why the KBSA is so beneficial, especially in terms of consumer protection and design awards.

Key Takeaways

When it comes to finding a trusted kitchen supplier, it's crucial to look for organisations like the KBSA (Kitchen Bathroom Bedroom Specialists Association). They do a great job of vetting showrooms and providing consumer protection, ensuring you're in good hands with independent suppliers.

As you start designing your new kitchen, remember that the key is understanding how you use the space. It’s all about tailoring the design to your specific needs and cooking habits, rather than just jumping on the latest trends.

Don’t skimp on quality when it comes to appliances and furniture. Investing in durable, long-lasting options will save you money in the long run. Plus, focus on features that align with your lifestyle—you want your kitchen to be as functional and enjoyable as possible.

Best Moments

“…we want to get all that out of them if they bake. You know, do they need a big area for baking? And sometimes, with the (it's interesting), the kbsa concept award, we give them a concept, and they have to design that concept, and that's what we try and get for a customer.”

“And the way things have changed. I mean, boiling water taps have changed things, because the way you make tea, you don't have a sink and a kettle so much anymore. And steam ovens have meant the hob is less reliant now as well, and things like that. So people's way of cooking is definitely changing and being open to that will definitely give you a better kitchen and work better for you.”

“The most important thing is how you use that space. You're not doing it for anyone else. It's you. Your designer will be good at making sure it works, but really hone in on how you use the space, and that will help you with products and units and that side of it.”

About the Guest

Richard Hibbert is the Managing Director of KSL Sudbury, a kitchen showroom business, and the Chair of the KBSA, an organisation that helps protect consumers and promote quality independent kitchen retailers. With a background as a chef and plenty of experience in the kitchen industry, Richard emphasises the importance of staying current, being collaborative with clients, and providing high-quality service and products through independent, KBSA-vetted showrooms.

About the Host

Faye Newman is a freelance Kitchen Designer with eight years of experience in the industry. With a background in furniture design and a passion for creating spaces that reflect the essence of the home, Faye brings a unique perspective to kitchen design.

Connect with Faye Newman Design:

Visit the website at www.fayenewmandesign.com for more kitchen design inspiration, resources, and services.

Join our vibrant email community to receive exclusive updates, tips, and special offers by clicking here.

Follow us on Instagram @fayenewmandesign for daily doses of kitchen design inspiration and behind-the-scenes glimpses.

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