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1Reclaimed tiles (or these hand-made replicas) will help a brand new kitchen feel more at home.
Fired Earth
Paris Isabelle wall tile, £9.95 per tile, Fired Earth, (firedearth.com).
2This contemporary larder is a luxurious but practical addition.
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3A wealth of internal fittings in your kitchen will aid organisation.
John Lewis
Leckford kitchen, from £10,000; John Lewis, (johnlewis.com).
4Consider incorporating units into the wall for a more streamlined kitchen.
Martin Moore & Co
Architectural kitchen from £35,000, Martin Moore & Company, (martinmoore.com).
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5Storing bins in purposely designed cabinets will hide away any unwanted sights or smells.
Magnet
Integra wesco bin, from £112 for a single bin unit, Magnet, (magnet.co.uk).
6Store chopping blocks neatly away in the cabinets with these slots.
Neptune
Suffolk chopping block base cabinet, from £355 for a 2 block unit (comes with 1 chopping block and 1 tray), Neptune, (neptune.com).
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7Achieve easy organisation and a minimalist look with this multi-layer drawer.
Harvey Jones
Linear kitchen, from £18,000, Harvey Jones, (harveyjones.com).
8Soft close cabinets and drawers are a must for any busy household.
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9Keep frequently used utensils to hand with a rail organisation system.
Ikea
Fintorp rail, from £6; Fintorp wire basket with handle, £7; Fintorp hooks, £3 (2 pack); all IKEA, (ikea.com).
10Using open shelving creates an open feel and allows pretty tableware to be displayed.
John Lewis of Hungerford
Steamer bay kitchen, from £20,000, John Lewis of Hungerford, (john-lewis.co.uk).
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