Learning Hub Category Kitchens

Where would we be without our kitchen sink? It is undeniably one of the most important household fixtures, yet, when it comes to designing a kitchen, it is often overlooked. From creating a stylish focal point to neatly blending into…

From the quality of the products themselves to the time it takes to receive your kitchen, there are lots of benefits to buying British. Here at Ream, we have dedicated over 40 years to sourcing the finest products and perfecting…

Downstairs toilets or cloakrooms, as they’re often referred to, can make a fantastic addition to any home. They are highly convenient, saving you and your guests from queuing up for the bathroom or traipsing upstairs throughout the day. Plus, studies…

Open-plan living technically refers to any space where two or more rooms have been merged into one. The most popular combinations are, of course, kitchen diners and kitchen living areas. While many homeowners opt to extend their properties, you can…

Your splashback might not be the first thing that springs to mind when planning your dream kitchen. However, splashbacks do, in fact, serve a crucial practical purpose. They protect your walls from humidity, grease, splashes, and spills, creating a durable…

The perfect lighting scheme should provide the brightness required to prepare food safely while establishing the right mood throughout the day. A well-considered, stylish and practical combination of lighting will transform your space, taking your kitchen to the next level. But how exactly do you achieve a stunning lighting scheme, I hear you ask.

Thanks to their timeless, elegant looks and superb quality, in-frame kitchens have always been popular.

The story behind BORA starts with a German engineer called Willi Bruckbauer. With over 20 years of experience in the kitchen industry, Willi knew there must be a better solution to vapour extraction than noisy, bulky overhead cooker hoods.

Having recently attended a fabulous Grayson Perry show where the kitchen island was deemed the ultimate pillar of modern-day success, it’s safe to say the kitchen island’s reputation precedes it.

The Quooker tap is the original boiling water tap invented by Henri Peteri in 1970. Since its development, others have tried to replicate its design, but few have been successful.