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Kitchen Articles
Our advice, tips, guides and news all about kitchens and other room set furniture. Kitchen buying guides, styling, colour and kitchen periods. We have written these important kitchen articles for the benefit of potential customers. They are hopefully not biased towards Broadway but towards ‘best practice’ standards. We hope you find value in these articles on bespoke kitchens and end up with the kitchen of your dreams.
30th July 2018
When contemplating a bespoke Shaker Kitchen it’s worthwhile first looking into the origins of the term ‘Shaker’. England in the mid 17th century and a religious sect, the ‘Quakers’ formed. Due to their animated and ecstatic style of worship, ‘trembling and quaking at the word of the Lord’, they became known as ‘Shakers’.
16th July 2018
Some people may think that a ‘truly bespoke kitchen designer-manufacturer’ can only create traditional kitchens. This simply isn’t the case.
24th January 2018
The popularity of ‘Shaker’ kitchens has increased as a style which doesn’t date like styles of the 70s and 80s. However discerning customers are also on a quest to purchase bespoke kitchens which are more exclusive and different from the stereotypical offerings available.
7th March 2016
For many of you with contemporary tastes in kitchen furniture, the heading above will sound somewhat of an oxymoron. However, ‘traditional British Craftsmanship’ is just another term for furniture that has been properly made. Allow us, at Broadway Kitchens to explain.
2nd March 2016
Opening in January 2017 is our brand new Essex based luxury kitchen showroom.
Based on Brentwood High Street, our new 11,000 square foot Broadway Brentwood Kitchen Showroom is ideally situated to provide a luxury, custom made kitchen service for all surrounding areas to include Mill Hill, Loughton, Chigwell, Ingatestone, Epping and Romford.
1st March 2016
We all love curves in the design of our furniture. Curves add grace, visual interest and help to soften the often linear lines of a kitchen design. Besides their aesthetic qualities, curves serve very real functions too.