Anyone who has ever coveted an exclusive handmade kitchen but thought it unattainable could find this summer’s refurbishment at the Yorkshire showroom of Jeremy Woods in showroom presents an unprecedented opportunity to purchase a gem.
Among the luxurious ex-displays which are on offer at a fraction of the typical Jeremy Wood bespoke kitchen price tag is a hand-painted and walnut kitchen that has been the stunning centrepiece of the main showroom.
Marble and walnut work tops are complemented by leather cup and strap handles and the ultimate in fine workmanship that has put Jeremy Wood at the forefront of kitchen design in the north of England. It features a unique fan shaped walnut island, hand painted larder cupboard, ceramic sink, a circular chopping block and an extractor unit.
Jeremy Wood explains “This display has been such a favourite in inspiring customers that we’ll be sad to see it go, but it’s time to make room for some new displays which will showcase some of our other work in handmade dressing rooms, media rooms and studies; which not everyone knows we do. The kitchen is too good to throw or give away, so we’re offering it for sale at a price which would simply not usually be feasible for a handmade and fitted kitchen of this calibre.”
Among the other items for sale at amazing prices as a result of the showroom re-vamp are world class appliances from German manufacturer Siemens, including an Induction Hob and stainless steel Warming Drawer.
The retiring display kitchen can be viewed still in situ at The Courtyard showroom off North Street in Wetherby until its imminent removal to make way for the next showcase designs.