{"id":16622,"date":"2017-03-27T13:46:26","date_gmt":"2017-03-27T12:46:26","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.devolkitchens.com\/blog\/?p=16622"},"modified":"2017-03-29T14:39:36","modified_gmt":"2017-03-29T13:39:36","slug":"new-showroom-in-the-millhouse","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.devolkitchens.com\/blog\/new-showroom-in-the-millhouse","title":{"rendered":"New showroom in the Millhouse"},"content":{"rendered":"

When I first started working at\u00a0deVOL, Paul gave me the opportunity to learn some computer aided design. I began my training by measuring up a room in the millhouse, which would eventually be the space for a new Shaker display kitchen. I measured literally everything in that room and then came back to my computer and attempted to draw it up (with lots of help from everyone), it was really different to anything I had done before. I learnt so much from doing it, and I was really eager to see what the kitchen in the millhouse was going to look like, as I had spent lots of time in there with a measuring tape, surrounded by plaster and paint. Part of my job at deVOL is to show customers around the showroom and give them a general idea on what we have to offer, which I love. On Saturdays I get to cover the reception desk, we are often a lot busier on Saturdays than in the week, I like it though because it\u2019s really nice showing couples or families around the showroom, and seeing their reactions as they start to get excited about planning their kitchen. Well, when I saw the Shaker kitchen in the millhouse once it was complete, I was so excited because it really was so different to anything we had on display, I just wanted customers to come in so I could show them this new space for the first time and see what they thought.<\/p>\n

Sometimes, I think you need to see something with your own eyes before you can make a judgement on it. I think this because, up until now, I have always judged dark coloured kitchens. I fell in love with the bright and airy deVOL kitchens, clean and safe with white cupboards and wooden worktops. I just thought dark kitchens didn\u2019t seem so inviting, maybe even a bit intimidating. And then I saw this.<\/p>\n

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