Metals can add a touch of luxury to any space, and they come in a range of finishes that can be tailored to fit any style. So whether chrome, stainless steel, brushed copper, or gold, there’s a way to incorporate metals into your kitchen design.

At Ray Munn Kitchens, we make sure our customers receive exceptional kitchen design services that can meet their expectations, and kitchen requirements.

At Ray Munn Kitchens, we make sure our customers receive exceptional kitchen services that can meet their expectations, and kitchen requirements.

Kitchen remodeling is one of the biggest investments you will make in your home, so it's important to get it right. Ray Munn Kitchens, will handle the stress for you.

Ray Munn Kitchens creates luxurious kitchens in West & South West London. Read here on how to transform your space with these 5 kitchen lighting options.

If you’re looking for some blue kitchen ideas, you're in luck – blue kitchens are currently one of the hottest trends around, and it’s a trend which looks set to continue into 2023 and beyond!

It could be said that grey kitchens are the new white! They're chic and smart, and can be customised to co-ordinate with almost everything else in the world of interior design!

A new kitchen should be designed to fit your lifestyle, and as such, our designers take the time to get to know you and your likes and dislikes, to work with you to create a space that is both functional and beautiful.

If you're looking to give your kitchen a contemporary makeover, then you'll want to look at the latest trends in colour combinations. However, selecting the materials and styles is equally as important as choosing the colour combinations for your contemporary new kitchen design.

Kitchen doorstyles come in a variety of different shapes and sizes. Two of the most popular doorstyle options we offer are an In-frame style and a Lay-on style. Both have their own unique benefits and differences, and we are frequently asked what they are!

How do you create a contemporary kitchen without sacrificing the traditional style of your house? It's not impossible, and with a few tips and tricks, you can have the best of both worlds.

Most kitchen layouts tend to be planned around three conventional shapes – a ‘U’ shape, an ‘L’ shape or a galley kitchen, which has a parallel run of units on two facing walls and takes its name from a ship’s galley.

With a new year just around the corner, 2022 not only brings hope but an array of exciting and diverse kitchen trends, ideal if you’re considering investing in having a new kitchen at some point next year!

Long before the popularity of chrome started, brass was the only choice in essence. As kitchen styles moved away from classic door profiles into minimal and contemporary designs, brass was no longer deemed suitable as a complementary finish.

Having a new kitchen is likely to be one of the biggest purchases you’ll make for your home! Above all else, the layout and citing of key areas such as the preparation surfaces and the cooking areas should be the first consideration, as ultimately a kitchen is primarily a practical space.

Choosing white for a kitchen is a timeless choice, regardless of whether you opt for gloss white kitchen cabinets, bespoke painted units or a subtle white woodgrain finish, and it’s the perfect basis to accessorise or add an accent colour to, as white is the universal colour that is complemented by every single colour or shade!

Open plan living is one that appeals to the masses, but in practical reality, most homes and indeed family life lends itself to a tamer version that opens up the main living areas to the kitchens in their homes.

The ever popular trend for choosing a blue or green kitchen looks set to continue into 2022 and beyond, hardly surprising given how beautiful these colourful kitchens look!

The choice for many homeowners of period properties, a classic styled kitchen is undoubtedly a timeless choice, that’s sure to look as fabulous in the future as the day it was fitted!

Last night saw the return of The Great British Bake Off, and of course the phrase ‘On your marks, get set, bake!’ which is now so synonymous with the show!