A mish mash of rooms are knocked together to create a spacious kitchen/diner

These owners wanted a spacious Light and bright space for their new kitchen, with a modern feel

Extending a 1930’s detached house created a large open-plan kitchen that suits modern day family life

A large central island, complete with hidden assets, is at the working heart of this extended family kitchen

A large family kitchen/dining room is the focal point of this Surrey family home extended by the builder owner

In this 1930’s semi, the ground floor space has been more than doubled in size to create a fantastic family live, work and play area.

A simple paint job and change of colour scheme gave this jaded kitchen a new lease of life at very little cost

The monochrome colour scheme gives the illusion of space in a small galley kitchen which leads into a newly built conservatory dining room.

A designer’s professional approach creates the perfectly planned kitchen which was custom-made to her own specification

It took some clever juggling of space and the help of some computer software to create this streamlined contemporary kitchen

Desperate to create an eating area for their growing family, these owners knocked out a chimneybreast – resulting in a brand new kitchen space

This owner chose a bold, yellow kitchen to match the 1950s-style diner furniture she’d fallen in love with

The timber for the cabinetry in this spacious kitchen was chosen for its capacity the give the room a timeless feel

An ugly extension was knocked down and a new one built on to a thirties detached house to accommodate a large family kitchen

A dividing wall was knocked down to lose a redundant room and gain a vast family kitchen/diner in a Kentish farmhouse

After several years of planning and knocking 3 rooms into one the owners gained a spacious, practical kitchen

A monochromatic kitchen with colourful accessories in a spacious 60s home

A new kitchen/diner adds warmth and character to a small Victorian cottage

New Zealand couple have added colour and updated their Georgian London home

Two rooms were knocked into one to create a dramatic, split-level kitchen/diner in Victorian town house

Sumptuous shades of plum against cream cabinetry complement the proportions of this kitchen in a listed arts and crafts house in Kent

Kitchen increased in width with glass along the top portion of the extension to provide a light, modern space.