In this episode of Love Your Kitchen, Faye Newman explores the various sink material options available, including stainless steel, PVD-coated, composite, and ceramic sinks, as well as the pros and cons of each material, including durability, aesthetic appeal, and maintenance requirements.

The discussion also covers bespoke kitchen extractor design and the process in creating unique designs that seamlessly integrate into the overall kitchen space. Faye and James Rayner from Westin - The Cooker Hood Specialist - talk about the importance of air purification systems and explore how extractors can be effectively integrated into the kitchen design to enhance indoor air quality.

Key Takeaways

When it comes to stainless steel sinks, you can't go wrong - they're durable and super hygienic. But, it's worth investing in a high-quality, thick material to ensure your sink lasts the distance.

PVD coated sinks offer a ton of versatility when it comes to colours, but be prepared to get up close and personal with a gentle cleaning routine (and maybe steer clear of those harsh bleach products!).

Kitchen air can be a breeding ground for germs and pollutants, but lucky for us, advanced air purification systems can effectively filter out the bad stuff, giving you a healthier and fresher kitchen experience.

Best Moments

"I would highly recommend investing in a decent thickness of sink as well. If I was buying a sink myself, I would make sure that it is a high quality one, and not just a cheap one thrown in.”

“There's also something called fireclay sinks. So fireclay is a material that sort of the premium models of your Belfast sinks, your butler sinks, etc, are made out of it. It doesn't chip as easily, there's a higher resistance to temperature.”

“You've got to think about how you like to cook. How you like to cook how you want to use your kitchen. A vented hood is a downdraft. It's a downdraft extractor. There are also the other types that come up from from behind the hob. The vented ones are better but there are still limitations.”

About the Guest

James Rayner, Brand Manager at Westin Cooker Hoods, brings over a decade of expertise to his work. He crafts custom extractor designs that impress, ranging from modern skateboard-inspired styles to luxurious metallic finishes like mirror-polished brass. With a reputation built on positive feedback from satisfied clients, Westin Cooker Hoods is a trusted supplier in the industry. www.westin.co.uk

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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In this jam-packed episode of Love Your Kitchen; Faye Newman and award-winning designer Jay Powell discuss everything from sink styles and sizes, natural material choices, sustainability considerations, appliance placement, layout preferences, colour palettes, flooring options, and more!

They emphasise balancing functionality, practicality, and personalisation to create a timeless and inspiring space. As well as giving advice on the importance consider your lifestyle and needs thoughtfully when working with a designer to craft your dream kitchen.

Key Takeaways

When designing your kitchen, consider the sink style based on your worktop material and practical needs - think about how much space you need and whether you'll be using a dishwasher. For a cozy touch, incorporate natural materials like wood, which can add warmth while still being durable.

When it comes to appliance placement, prioritise functionality over aesthetics. You want your kitchen to be efficient and easy to navigate, not just look nice. Think about the workflow and how you'll use the space.

Storage is crucial in a kitchen, but don't sacrifice an open, uncluttered feel for it. Look for solutions that balance storage with visual flow.

Best Moments

"I think as well for for us, the kitchen is often the last thing that goes in on a project. And when projects can span for years on these big renovation projects, it can be that the client starts getting really frustrated right at the end while you're going in. You just have to remind them when it's all done. Don't worry, the kitchen will be worth it. It will all be a distant memory once you're in."

"I think if people are lucky enough to afford them Quooker taps, are the best thing ever.”

"I think laying out your kitchen from the get go from plan and really thinking about it. And not just thinking, I've got all space, I'll cover it with cabinetry, I've got a return here I can put worked upon, I'll put some there, think about how the space is going to work as you move around it.”

About the Guest

Jay Powell, Design Project Manager at Inglis Hall, brings 6 years of experience in the kitchen industry to his work. With a background in CAD engineering, he oversees projects from concept to completion. Jay's design philosophy is rooted in his passion for materials and purposeful design, developed during his product design studies at Loughborough University. He recommends considering factors such as sink style, natural materials, and functionality when designing a 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.

Connect with Faye Newman Design:

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

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

Here’s our example of super tall storage: https://www.instagram.com/p/C5EaKR7o_z3/?img_index=1

Read our blog post here: https://www.fayenewmandesign.com/post/sink-styles-expert-advice-from-an-award-winning-designer

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In this episode of Love Your Kitchen we discuss various trends in kitchen design, including minimalism, adding personality through materials and colours, and incorporating sustainable materials and smart technology.

From planning infrastructure, technology integration, lighting design, audio installation and considerations for TV and projectors - we cover it all! Host Faye Newman and guest Mike Kennedy, emphasise the importance of collaboration between designers, homeowners, and technology experts to create functional and customised smart home solutions.

Key Takeaways

When it comes to minimalist kitchen design, the key is finding a balance between sleek, high-quality elements and personalised touches that make the space truly yours. Think texture, curves, and statement details that reflect your style.

When renovating your kitchen, don't overlook the importance of planning your electrical infrastructure and technology wiring. You want to ensure a seamless integration of smart systems like audio, lighting, and more.

To take your kitchen design to the next level, consider adding some personality with bold colours, sustainable materials, and smart tech integration. It makes all the difference!

Best Moments

“I love electricians, because they helped me no end in what I do. But their job is that work is not to think about these things, their job is to make sure that when you walk into that room, you don't trip over, that consideration begins and ends there.”

“I recommend to my clients TV before projector because it saves you so much money and it gives you so much more for the money.”

“Because if you can get in at first fix, you can make sure that infrastructure is there. You can say, look, it needs to be this grade, okay, well, it needs to be this greater cable for this reason. And then then we'll be okay with that. Because you've let them know, upfront.”

About the Guest

The guest on the episode was Mike Kennedy, the director of Automated Abodes, a company that helps homeowners integrate smart technology and automate their homes.

Mike got into the smart home industry after working in IT business development. He saw the shift towards cloud-based infrastructure and remote work and opened his own business, Automated Abodes shortly before the pandemic.

As a smart home expert, Mike provides advice to homeowners on planning infrastructure and technology integration during renovations.

https://www.automatedabodes.co.uk/

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 shine 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.

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In this episode of Love Your Kitchen, we dive into the world of lighting design for kitchen remodels. Faye Newman is joined by Michael Linsky, the brains behind Sensio Lighting, and we're talking about the dos and don'ts of kitchen lighting.

So, what are the top considerations for kitchen design projects? We'll cover the essentials, from task lighting to ambient lighting, and then dive deeper into the latest trends and technologies.

As we chat with Micheal, you'll get a sense of Sensio's focus on problem-solving and simplicity. They're all about making lighting easy to use and integrate, so you can focus on cooking.

Key Takeaways

When it comes to kitchen design, lighting is often the unsung hero. But it's a crucial element that can make or break the overall look and feel of your kitchen space.

The latest lighting innovations are all about seamless integration, customisation, and automation. Think smart lighting designs that adapt to your needs and preferences. It's like having your own personal lighting assistant!

When it comes to creating a cohesive lighting scheme, it's all about mixing task and ambient lighting with different colour temperatures. This approach allows you to tailor the lighting experience to different tasks and moods.

Best Moments

“I like things to be integrated. I don't want lots of switches or light switches, I just want it to work.”

“In the UK, we're the only lighting company to have us own engineering, our own design, which means then we're actually designing the products.”

“We have got to a point now where we've tested and tried and developed and incrementally improved a technology now where we don't even bother talking about, the product just doesn't fail, it’ll outlast a kitchen.”

About the Guest

Michael Linsky’s entrepreneurial journey started unexpectedly at 16 when he dropped out of school. Battling dyslexia, he found traditional education challenging and unfulfilling, which led him to pursue a different path. In the quiet of his parent’s garage, with no qualifications but a wealth of passion and a desire, he began what would eventually become Sensio Lighting.

Now, 24 years later, Sensio Lighting stands as the leading brand in the UK for integrated lighting solutions for Kitchens, Bedrooms, and Bathrooms. Micheal’s early struggles with dyslexia transformed into a driving force behind his innovative approach, guiding Sensio to revolutionise how lighting enhances living spaces using innovation as the guiding principle.

https://www.sensiolighting.com/

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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Want to know how to make the most out of those overlooked spaces in your home?

In this episode of Love Your Kitchen, host Faye Newman shares how to make the most of storage and functionality in utility rooms, boot rooms, and laundry rooms.

As well as some great tips on using wall cabinets to maximise space, adding extra cabinets above larders, including broom cabinets and pull-out drawers, and even stacking appliances to save room.

Faye also shares how to choose styles and materials that match your kitchen for a cohesive look and advice on how to create a well-organised laundry setup.

Key Takeaways

When designing these additional rooms, don't forget to use every inch of space - literally! Think about installing wall cabinets, adding extra cabinets above larders, and incorporating pull-out drawers to maximise your storage potential.

If you're short on floor space, consider stacking or combining appliances like washer/dryers. It's a great way to save room and still get the job done.

If you're doing a kitchen renovation, don't forget to repurpose any leftover materials to save on costs for other rooms. It's a great way to stretch your budget and reduce waste.

Think about ergonomics when designing your laundry space. Optimise the workflow to make it easy on the back and shoulders, and reduce the risk of strain or injury. Your body will thank you!

Best Moments

“I've measured ironing boards, I've Googled Henry and seeing what his diameter is, and how he can fit in cabinet. So it's really just similar to a kitchen. These are all the tools that I like to use.”

“Naturally, a utility room is a great area to include larger storage cabinetry, this could be for your bulky items. So your vacuums for instance, brooms, Mops mop bucket as well, because they can be quite big.”

“So if you do have scope to move your boiler into the utility and not the kitchen, obviously that frees up a space in the kitchen which is great.”

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 shine 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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How do you know when it’s time to upgrade your kitchen?

In this episode of Love Your Kitchen, Faye Newman and Steven Fielding focus on kitchen renovations. Faye points out that it might be time for a new kitchen if you're dealing with poor quality materials or if your lifestyle has changed and your current setup just isn't cutting it anymore.

We also hear from Steven, who gives an insider's look at the process for designing custom cookers tailored to each customer's needs and preferences. He walked us through the various options available, from different finishes to a variety of burners and ovens.

If you're thinking about a kitchen upgrade or a bespoke cooker, this episode is packed with expert advice.

Key Takeaways

Lacanche Cookers offers a bespoke design process, letting you customise everything from cooktop configurations and oven types to enamel colours and extra features.

Understanding your cooking preferences and style is key to designing the perfect range for your needs. Make sure your kitchen works for you, not the other way around!

What sets Lacanche Cookers apart is their use of quality components, in-house manufacturing, and the long-term support they offer through service and refurbishment programs. You’ll really notice the difference with their build quality and dedicated customer care.

Best Moments

"We're still servicing cookers now that are 20, 25 years old… you can go on the website and some nice customers put pictures of there cookers, that are that sort of age group. And we still carry the parts."

"So most people are quite conservative, tend to be anthracite black, ivory cream, those sort of colours and stainless steel but we seem to have gone full circle now because I am now seeing more black and brass back again and more blues, brass comes back in again as well and greens and brass is quite popular as well."

"So we introduced, I think from memory back in 2012, a cooker builder on the website, which was a real significant step forward, because I think we got somewhere in the region of about 30,000 different combinations of cookers…"

About the Guest

Steven Fielding has been with Lacanche Cookers since 1994, when they first established operations in the UK. Under his leadership, the company has built a strong dealer network and a focus on customer service, quality manufacturing, long-term support, and ensuring customers are happy with their custom cooker selection.

Steven enjoys making lemon tarts and pastries in his spare time, though he admitted his wife is the better cook in their household!

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 shine 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.

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In this episode, host Faye Newman, speaks to Catherine Salmon - Kitchen, Bathroom and Interior designer for property development and residential. Catherine offers project management coaching and Interior and Kitchen Design focusing on well being and sustainability in Interiors.

Key Takeaways:

Faye and Catherine discuss ways to optimise sustainability with your kitchen material selection, how to design a timeless layout to avoid your existing cabinetry going into landfill and also touch on appliance brands to consider.

Whether you are embarking on a new kitchen project or a designer that regularly gets to help clients with their kitchen projects, it’s important to think about sustainability as there were 1.25 million new kitchens purchased in the UK in 2021.

Catherine feels that as designers, it's their responsibility to educate and help people understand sustainability. There are so many easy ways to weave it into your home and your design, not just making it sustainable, making it a lot better for your health and for your family.

Best Moments

‘There's this kind of weigh-up with longevity and carbon footprint and supply chain and then looking at what these suppliers are also doing to monitor their own carbon footprint and what they're doing for the world as well.’

‘It's their home for them now and in the future and how their families are going to grow and how they're going to move with it and actually maybe future proofing it so that they can move certain things, add to things, change things and it not be a huge upheaval because, sustainability aside for 1 second is hugely expensive (getting a new kitchen) and it's hugely disruptive.’

(Top 3 things for homeowners to think about when taking on a kitchen project) ‘What's the main reason you're starting the project? What do you really dislike about what's going on right now in this situation, in this space? It's really important that the supplier we're using is aligned, has a carbon net zero plan or indoor air quality is really important.’

Connect with the Guest - Catherine Salmon

Website cssustainabledesign.com/

Instagram @cs.sustainable_design

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 shine 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.

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Where’s the best place for your sink, cooker or fridge freezer?

In this episode of Love Your Kitchen, host Faye Newman discusses the importance of space planning in kitchen design. She explains the process of organising and arranging an interior space to optimise its functionality, efficiency, and aesthetics. As well as the need to consider traffic flow, work zones, messy areas, and storage options when designing your kitchen. Faye also highlights the importance of evaluating the traffic flow in the kitchen, considering the number of people using the space, and ensuring that there are clear walkways.

Key Takeaways

When it comes to kitchen design, traffic flow is super important, so make sure you're thinking about the number of people who'll be using the space at the same time and design those clear walkways accordingly. It'll make a big difference in the long run.

When setting up your kitchen, think about creating different work zones that cater to different tasks - like cooking, prep, and washing up. This will help you stay organised and efficient; making the whole cooking process more enjoyable.

Don't forget about those messy areas in your kitchen, like washing up and bins. By designing them with efficiency and clutter-minimisation in mind, you'll be able to keep your kitchen tidy and reduce stress whilst preparing meals.

Best Moments

“If you're in an apartment and you've not really got much to see, or if you've got like, a brick wall there, then it's about positioning yourself to see better views if you can, and maybe re-jigging the space, but equally enhancing as much natural light as possible…if you're having an extension and it's a single story… can you look at having the Velux windows in the top in order just to enhance that natural light a little bit more?”

“If you're lucky to have, like a bar in your house as well, which I've done a couple of designs for home bars again, you've got all of that in one zone. It's out of the way of the kitchen, so you're not trying to find a cocktail shaker while someone's in the middle of cooking.”

"Keep your sink in front of a window if you can... So when you're washing up, obviously it's really nice to look outside dependent on where you are."

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 shine 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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How do you make your kitchen more accessible without sacrificing style or functionality?

In this episode of Love Your Kitchen, Faye Newman shares advice on how to improve the accessibility in your kitchen and being informed about costs.

Faye and Sam talk about tools and features to elevate your kitchen from automatic opening systems for appliances, push-to-open drawers, lift-up cabinets, and space-saving step drawers.

The episode covers ways to achieve maximum accessibility; smart appliance placement, and even retrofitting cabinets for a fresh look. They also share some tales of kitchen renovation gone awry and how to steer clear of those pitfalls.

If you’re looking for advice on how to work with a designer to create the ideal accessible and functional kitchen within budget, this is the episode for you.

Key Takeaways

On average, you're looking at around 25K for a standard kitchen overhaul. But don't forget about prep work and other external costs. Unexpected costs can pop up which is why it's crucial to get detailed estimates and pick the brains of those who have previous knowledge and expertise.

When it comes to layout and appliances, think long-term. Consider things like gas access and venting requirements. It's all about setting yourself up for success down the line.

If you are feeling a bit overwhelmed it's useful to reach out to a designer. They'll help you find budget-friendly options that tick all boxes, from cabinet materials to layout tweaks.

Best Moments

“Pets are quite a big part of the family now. So we obviously we get the dog beds and stuff like that. I've also had to design the new utility room, drawers that have got cat beds fitted into them.”

“I think some some clients hold back that budget because they're thinking, I don't want to say that I've got 50, 60K because they're going to just quote me all the expensive stuff. But it's not a case of that, it's just making sure that when you give your wish list to your designer and budget we can then put you to the right suppliers.”

“If you've got small children, and you want them to get involved in a kitchen, or you want them to brush their teeth, you know, in a bathroom or whatever their space step is a great addition.”

About the Guest

Sam Robinson, a kitchen designer with 10 years industry experience across the trade and independent. He is the sales manager at an award winning showroom based in Worcester and offers detailed advice on kitchen design, storage solutions, and maximising functionality. Sam emphasises the importance of understanding the client's needs and lifestyle to create a kitchen space that is both practical and visually appealing.

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 shine 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.

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How do you pick the right colours and finishes for your kitchen? In this episode of ‘Love Your Kitchen’, Faye Newman is joined by her guest Kate Parslow to cover all you need to know about choosing the right kitchen design in a colour you love rather than following trends so your kitchen will truly stand the test of time.

This episode offers tips on achieving the perfect balance between functionality and aesthetics in your kitchen, while also covering key features such as lighting and storage solutions. With these insights, you'll be equipped to create a kitchen that is both visually stunning and perfect for everyday use.

Key Takeaways

Start by making functionality your top priority, but don't forget to add in some aesthetic flair with elements like cozy lighting, tasteful art, and soft fabrics. These little touches can really transform your space into a warm and inviting space.

To give your kitchen that lived-in vibe, consider adding some greenery with plants, opt for open shelves to showcase your everyday essentials.

When it comes to choosing colours, take your time to gather inspiration from various sources. Test out different samples to find the perfect hues that not only speak to your personal style but also have staying power for years to come. Trust your instincts and go with colours that truly resonate with you.

Best Moments

“…just try and remember that this is supposed to be the exciting part of your design. Allow yourself enough time so that you pick the right colour choices for you.”

"Lighting should be where you need that light, you shouldn't particularly notice the lights on the ceiling, you should notice what that light is lighting up.”

"I think kitchens can be quite hard sanitised spaces, you know, all the surfaces are hard flooring, you've got your work tops, you've got your tiles, and it's really important to balance that out with some softness.”

About the Guest

Kate has 20 years of experience in the interior design industry, originally training when the field was very different. She now runs her own business, Kate Parslow Interiors, based in Shropshire, UK. Through her work, Kate aims to help clients create homes they love without stress or uncertainty. She enjoys taking on projects of all styles, from historic manor houses to new builds, across the Shropshire area.

Find out more at kateparslow.com

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 shine 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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