Award Winning Broadway Kitchens
9th November 2024
Why do customers from Solihull travel to Sutton Coldfield to see our kitchens?
7th March 2025
The landscape for high-end kitchens is constantly dynamic and this year it is moving towards technology and personalisation. Here are our top 5 trends to look out for in the coming year.
1. Smart Kitchens
Homeowners are embracing technology to save time and reduce wastage.
- AI-Powered Appliances: Refrigerators, ovens, and dishwashers with AI capabilities that learn user preferences, suggest recipes based on available ingredients, and optimise energy usage.
- Voice and Remote Control: Voice and smartphone operation for appliances, lighting, taps and even curtains. Often integrated with smart home systems like Alexa or Nest.
- Predictive Maintenance: Appliances that self-diagnose issues and notify homeowners or service providers of problems before they arise.
Paint palettes are trending towards stronger hues.
- Rich Burgundy, Emerald Green, Deep Navy Blue replace beige and pale greys.
- Matte and Satin Paints: A move away from glossy surfaces to softer, more tactile finishes.
- Metallic accents: Taps, sinks and handles are coated in copper or rose gold.
Kitchen design needs to be mindful of its environmental impact.
- Recycled Materials: Countertops made from recycled glass, marble-look quartz, textured stone or sustainable composites.
- Low-VOC Finishes: water-based paints and finishes that reduce harmful emissions.
- Energy-Efficient Appliances: High-end goods that boast strong Energy Star ratings and water-saving features.
Space is at a premium and cannot be cluttered.
- Hidden Pantries and Appliances: Built-in refrigerator, dishwasher and storage that blends seamlessly with cabinetry for a clean, fuss-free look.
- Space Tower Storage: The ultimate, flexible larder for convenient and ergonomic access to groceries.
- Handleless Cupboards: Push-to-open mechanisms and integrated handles for a sleek, modern aesthetic.
A luxury kitchen is not just beautiful - it should serve its purpose and reflect the homeowners' personalities.
- Bespoke Cabinetry: Cabinets tailored to individual storage needs and aesthetic preferences.
- Unique Hardware: Knobs, pulls, and fixtures that are not found on the high street.
- Artisanal Touches: Handmade tiles, custom countertops or hand-carved corbels and cornices.
The heart of the home
- Convenience: Built-in induction cooktops, sinks or wine coolers.
- Serving as a hub: For cooking, dining, working and socialising.
- Integrated Technology: Built-in charging stations, touchscreen controls or pop-up ventilation systems.
- Smart Storage Options: like pull-out drawers, spice racks and hidden rubbish bins.
