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Can you help me with my kitchen-diner design?


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Help!


We need to redo our kitchen and dining space. The space is part of an extension that hasn't been done very well, so I need some help with looking at the whole space and looking at where to store everything, what needs to be changed, how to improve on what is there.


Then I want help with planning the actual kitchen - where to put everything, and laying out sockets and lighting.


I need someone who can take time with me to get the details right. I feel I can't choose the final design till we get the room layout right.


Pls get in touch if you are a fabulous kitchen designer! The job is not urgent, it is more important that we get it right.

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