Kitchen Curves set to be the Hottest Trend for 2010
Incorporating soft curves in kitchen units creates sophisticated and contemporary feel and is set to be one of the most stylish and elegant designs this year
By using a mixture of both concave and convex curves it’s possible to create a very dramatic effect, especially in larger kitchens where the variety of curves can be used to give greater prominence.
Corner units provide a great opportunity to accentuate curves, and really show off the elegant design and the look can be emphasised by introducing curves into accessories such as extractor fans or lighting fixtures.
Curved end units offer a highly contemporary storage option, which look great and but provide an extremely practical deep internal storage space.
Due to the extensive manufacturing process, curved units are more expensive than regular kitchen units, but as seen in Magnet’s Crème Lineaire range, the final look is breathtaking:
· A mix of concave and convex create instant impact
· A combination of Zodiac Quartz Soft Mahogany worktop and natural walnut worktop provide a perfect balance
The Crème Lineaire costs £320.45 for a 600mm single base unit.
evolutionise the look and feel of the heart of the home.
Mixing and matching cabinet frontals is big news in kitchen design right now. It’s also great way to personalise your kitchen and make it totally unique. 
Recent research (by Halifax Estate Agents) has revealed that the kitchen is truly the heart of the home – as if we didn’t know that already!