With love in the air after Valentines Day, I thought it would only be right to blog about how you can make you kitchen stand out by adding red high gloss kitchen doors! People are really going daring at the moment and choosing stand alone colours with impact and one popular choice is red high gloss kitchen doors which is giving their kitchens that stylish look people want.

Now red is a bright bold colour and not one you should choose lightly so really think before you choose these bold colours as they may seem like a good idea at the time but you have to live with them once in!

Having said that, as stated in previous blogs I love colour in a kitchen and red high gloss kitchen doors seems to be the way people are going. Those of you that are hesitant with having red high gloss kitchen doors there is another option, something that really lifts any room especially in a kitchen is a feature wall so you can keep you kitchen colour scheme light and have that one stand out wall with a bold colour. The beauty of it if you hate it you can paint over it, though if like me you love it you can then move to the next step and get the whole kitchen done in that colour. Another thing to take into consideration when going for a red is to take the lighting into account especially in smaller layout. If you have very little natural light really think about it because it will bring out what the red is meant to do which is create the illusion its much bigger. But as in a darker room the red will appear darker and make it feel a lot smaller! Having taken all off that into consideration and your still thinking of doing it I say go for it after all love is in the air!

Designers have begun to look into the past for inspiration into today's latest modern replacement kitchen doors. The modern kitchen is all about shape and texture, creating 3D designed patters with your replacement kitchen doors. Our Madison replacement kitchen doors offer both of these qualities.

The grain affect on these replacement kitchen doors make them the must have doors of 2012. These replacement kitchen doors are also available curved, so when planning your modern kitchen you can think curvaceous units. For a more sleek feel modern designers suggest grey graphite high gloss replacement kitchen doors or a uplifting mocha colour to suite all tastes.

As you can see the High gloss grey replacement kitchen doors leaves your kitchen feeling futuristic and really pop out with a slick look. To really make it pop I would recommend a bit of colour when choosing items such as kettles or its and pans it will really set off the whole look.

High gloss mocha replacement kitchen doors are great for adding light into your kitchen without choosing the standard cream or white. The warmth of these mocha replacement kitchen doors will suit any space and colour shame! It will give your kitchen the warm homely look you desire but with a movie style finish perfect for just married couples that are looking to make their new home special with that hint of glam!

A look at some replacement kitchen cabinet doors options.

This week we've talked about the colour schemes when choosing your replacement kitchen cabinet doors so it only feels right to talk about what your replacement kitchen cabinet doors could be made off. Laminate replacement kitchen cabinet doors resistant to knocks and scratches, it great for those of you who want a family kitchen and I think looks great in a beech colour to really give the homely feel to your kitchen. Wooden replacement kitchen cabinet doors look beautiful with its unique patterns. It will give your kitchen a timeless yet classic look and can be found in Oak, Light Oak and also Chestnut. For me the wood finish makes the kitchen have an elegant country home feel, of course this is the higher end of the price bracket but a great investment as wood doesn't go out of style. We now offer a painted finished so you can really stylise your wooden replacement kitchen cabinet doors. Finally I'd like to touch upon high gloss replacement kitchen cabinet doors which I won't lie is not only our best seller but fantastically priced and most importantly very trendy. Whilst recently talking about the future of kitchen designs high gloss was mentioned again and again, so we are soon to introduce a shaker door with a high gloss finish which will combine traditional with the most modern trend. So for those off you looking for the future trends having your replacement kitchen cabinet doors done in a high gloss is the way to go and comes in a wide range of colours as well, so you can really put your stamp on your kitchen. There are more options available to you but I wanted to show you three different styles that you can choose from whether its a family kitchen, classic or even the future your looking for please take a look on our websites and get your ideas flowing.

No you haven't read the title wrong today I'm blogging about the latest trend, knitted and crocheted accessories set to liven up any kitchen. After seeing these I will admit I laughed a lot but then I started to want them for my kitchen more and more. There are a few that baffle me such as a knitted candle cover, which to me spells danger but today I would like to talk about my top 3 knitted accessories for the kitchen from the cheap to the expensive. First your traditional tea pot cosy yes they've been around since the late 1800's but now they are back and in style the vibrant colours will stand out in your kitchen and surprisingly give you a modern look. However the price's have gone up as now can range anywhere between £40 and £100's but I'm sure if you look hard enough you can find them cheaper. Due to the wide selection of colours it won't be hard to find one that matches your colour scheme. Second the Crazy Cockerel egg cosy from I Like Chickens only £9.95 handmade using lambs wool the quirky design will look great in any kitchen and if you have kids they will love it. With Easter around the corner I can't think off a better time to purchase one and who knows it might get your kids excited enough to learn how to make you scrambled egg on toast in bed! Lastly and this isn't an impulse buy, your going to have to really like it for the price £450. Its a Bud Stripe table lamp by Melanie Porter at Not On The High Street and the more I see it the more I want it! Its bright its vibrant and will certainly be a talking point in any kitchen, this knitted item is my guilty pleasure and I'm very tempted to buy one if only a little cheaper. For those with a bit of extra cash I couldn't recommend it more. Please let us know if you two have brought into the crazy of knitted accessories.

After my Bold Bright post yesterday on replacement kitchen doors I thought today  I should blog for those wanting replacement kitchen doors with a softer feel and why not.

I may like colour but for those who want their kitchen never to go out of style and to feel warm and elegant, keeping to softer colour is a smart thing to do. Painted finishes with a soft touch on replacement kitchen doors are incredibly popular and rarely go out of fashion. If you have a little money to spend after a natural wood work top would certainly finish your replacement kitchen doors beautifully. Sticking to neutral colours on your replacement kitchen doors will help you when it comes to accessorising your kitchen as you can change it up with different styles but with out your replacement kitchen doors looking out of place. The only down side to the soft colour is that it does look different under certain lights. So if your thinking of getting replacement kitchen doors we can offer a sample for you at a great price, to see how it looks under the light in your kitchen to ensure you get the right colour for you. Now there are different styles you can choose with a soft touch such as a high gloss white which is great for reflecting light back into your kitchen making it feel bigger. Ivory vinyl wrapped replacement kitchen doors is another way to go which is great for those with kids as very easy to clean. My final recommendation on your replacement kitchen doors are timber painted in a soft cream which is an elegant option giving your kitchen a look off class. So now the decision is yours Bold and Bright or Simply Soft. I hope I've helped you decide what replacement kitchen doors you will go for.

Thinking of getting Replacement Kitchen Cupboard Doors?

My suggestion is go bold and go bright! For those afraid of colour don't stop reading, bare with me. This year its all about making a statement and reflecting your personality in your kitchen with replacement kitchen cupboard doors it's the perfect way to start and why not go for a bold bright colour. Your be amazed how adding a bit of colour to you kitchen simply by purchasing replacement kitchen cupboard doors will make it look as if you've had the whole lot re-done. Now I love colour so its easy for me to sit here and tell you to go for a bold blue or be daring with a red but if your like my parents who play it safe every time let me tell you, you won't regret it. Have a quieter colour on your walls to even out the brighter colour on your replacement kitchen cupboard doors, it will feel scary at first but once you add that colour your wonder why you were afraid in the first place. For those who aren't quite ready for the brightest colour you can still go bold with a purple which is popular at the moment or a deep pink, men might prefer a turquoise which is a bold colour but less in your face. Now those of you who are not afraid of colour I recommend on your replacement kitchen cupboard doors a bright blue. You may think this will make your kitchen feel cold but you couldn't be more wrong it really warms up the kitchen and the colour makes your kitchen feel bigger, more modern and elegant. If like me your kitchen is where most people go in your house then I strongly recommend bold bright replacement kitchen cupboard doors.

If your looking for replacement kitchen cabinet doors then why not choice a shaker style?

The shaker door originates form the Shaker Movement in America in the 1770's.  The shakers were hard-working people and became skilled crafts-men. The basics of shaker replacement kitchen cabinet doors was formed, a five piece door made from a plain frame made on 4 pieces and the a flat back panel.

Anyway that's enough of the short history lesson, onto why this door is much loved. The shaker replacement kitchen cabinet doors have stayed in demand because of its versatility.

There are so many options with shaker-style kitchen due to modern approaches and twists. Our selection of replacement kitchen cabinet doors has many variations of the shaker style.

Our Ohio range of replacement kitchen cabinet doors have rounded vertical sides for a softer variation to the traditional shaker door.

From our many timber replacement kitchen cabinet doors the Dakota Oak door. This is a progression from the traditional shaker with a ovol moulding running around the inside.

For a truly classic look then our Delaware painted replacement kitchen cabinet doors will be just what you have been looking for. These replacement kitchen cabinet doors are classic shaker style painted in traditional cream.

We also have many timber shaker replacement kitchen cabinet doors to pick from. Show is our Indian Oak replacement kitchen cabinet doors, with all the clean straight lines you expect from a shaker door.

Also coming soon is the newest variation from the shaker door. Combining the latest high gloss trend and the shaker door is our Sarana and Cordova ranges. A shaker door finished in high gloss, this is a door that's bang on trend.

Check back soon for these replacement kitchen cabinet doors.

The possibility is endless with shaker replacement kitchen cabinet doors and please have a look at our many options.

A few wise rules to follow when updating your gallery kitchen with replacement kitchen doors.

If your gallery kitchen is quite small, then it will probably suffer form shadows. I would suggest using a colour to brighten up these areas , this could be on the wall or your new replacement kitchen doors. Spend some time looking at your kitchen as it is now, grab a coffee and see were the light hits and study what your dark corners are. Maybe paint that that shadowed wall a bright lively featured wall. Hang a mirror were the light hits so it bounces back into the room and avoid dark colours here as it will exorb the light. While we are talking about brightening, think about installing some built-in plinth lights or glazed cupboards to show off your replacement kitchen doors. Plinth lights are a great way to add that little bit of extra light. My second tip to consider is how many units you have, you maybe able to reduce the amount. With small gallery kitchens the same mistake can often be made by having units running the full length of the floor and walls. Think about what you have to store in your kitchen, what will be behind your new replacement kitchen doors? There are loads of storage solutions that can be fitted to existing units, there is different versions to store many different items to optimise space. If you can clear out a few wall units have them removed, opening up the space. Thirdly and this is my personal opinion, have lots of deep drawers! I have found that you can utilise the space of drawers much better and if you install drawer dividers this will help you keep organised. Just because its hidden behind replacement kitchen doors dose not mean it needs to be cluttered. Keep it organised and your keep enjoying your updated replacement kitchen doors. My final tip, if you do any reaganging before installing your replacement kitchen doors, make sure you have enough room for both doors to be open on both sides of your gallyer kitchen.