KBB Review Indepth archive from December 2009
| PROFILE: Junction Two
So called because of its close proximity to the M5 motorway, Junction Two Interiors claims to be the biggest kbb showroom in the Midlands. Tim Wallace met owner Bill Pnaiser... | |
| INTERVIEW: Tesco
A spokesperson for the supermarket giant on the move into design and installation... | |
| ANALYSIS: The rise of the gastrosexual
Kitchen design is being influenced by an increasing male interest in cooking, according to Daval's Simon Bodsworth... | |
| INTERVIEW: Paolo Pininfarina
Paolo Pininfarina is the president and ceo of design house Pininfarina Extra... | |
| PROFILE: Umbermaster
At Kent-based kitchen showroom Umbermaster, they understand the importance of good customer service. Rebecca Nottingham went to meet husband and wife team, David and Nikki Bailey, in their award winning showroom... | |
| PROFILE: Utopia
Utopia is going 'back to basics' with a new strategy focusing on the needs of its customers. We caught up with md Simon Russell during the company's recent series of customer focus days and the launch of its new Timber Collection... | |
| INTERVIEW: Graham Ball on TrustMark
Graham Ball, ceo of the KBSA, assesses the pros and cons of TrustMark... | |
| ANALYSIS: Trustmark under fire
Membership is growing, but TrustMark - the government-backed quality mark for tradesmen - is facing accusations of underfunding and incompetence. Tim Wallace examines the arguments... | |
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