Real homes boydens.co.uk 58 I also love to have the family over for a big old Sunday roast, so having so many gas rings is so handy. It means I can have all the veg, gravy and maybe a pudding on the go all at once! Do you have any tips for anyone who is thinking about installing a new kitchen? These days my kitchen is also my workplace, as I don’t have a bakery anymore, so we really had to think long and hard about storage, work surface areas, having a range cooker with two ovens, having two fridges and space for filming and photography. At the same time, it’s also our family kitchen and the room we probably spend the most amount of time in. The best thing we did was get a good designer. Nicole and Al at Olive and Barr really were great. They listened to us, made suggestions, mocked up visuals and helped us get to a point where we’ve maximised the space. So that’s my tip: spend some time thinking about what’s important to you and get a designer to help you make it happen and, importantly, visualise it. The Elise range cooker from Rangemaster starts from £3,699 and is available in dual fuel and induction fuel types, and 90cm, 100cm and 110cm widths. Imagery courtesy of Rangemaster (rangemaster.co.uk) “The best thing we did was get a good designer... spend some time thinking about what’s important to you and get a designer to help you make it happen and, importantly, visualise it.”
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