As the name suggests, this shop has (almost) all the keen or aspiring cook could desire, to keep-up…read morewith the latest foodie-fads. I especially like the pastel-coloured cooking bowls, implements and kettles. You can also find the latest hot kitchen gadgets here, like the fantastic Magimix Nespresso -which makes coffee so good you may never need to venture into another high street coffee store again. The cookware, blenders and baking items could well tempt you away from ready-made dishes and back into the kitchen. You'll need to consider most of the items here as an investment, given the price tags. Staff are friendly, approachable and helpful.

This shop has everything you could possibly need for your kitchen and possibly lots of things you…read moredont need. It is a great shop for wandering round and looking at all the gadgets as there will definitely be things there you have never seen before. Most of the goods are very expensive and out of range for everyday shopping, but as a treat or a gift it is the perfect place to go.

Store looks great, good location. Be careful when you order…read moresomething: it can take ages. When it finally arrives it might be the wrong colour and does not work properly. Do not expect to get a refund or a credit note on the same day. When I spoke to the owner about it, she was abusive and told me that she does not want customers like me. What can you say?

I have been shopping at Kitchen Sync for many years.Kitchenalia is my I hobby, so I have endless…read morepots,pans,gadgets etc.,However, there is always something new and this shop is a joy to shop in as unlike department stores you get the personal touch and without being pushy the girls here are happy to point you in the right direction. Bought two new things yesterday, lovely sharp vegetable knife and an amazing onion chopper, no tears and no mess.This shop deserves all the custom as it delivers on not just merchandise but a friendly service. Shirley Lavis

Clas Ohlson, a Swedish company which was founded in 1918, opened up in Kingston on December 3rd…read morewhere Woolworths used to operate. I hadn't heard of Clas Ohlson prior to its opening, and, seeing as my experience with Swedish companies is pretty much limited to Ikea, suppose that the business model they follow is quite similar. It's like an Argos or a Maplin except with the Scandinavian touch. This place sells pretty much everything, from cookware to fan heaters to coffee filters to kitchen serviettes to electric toothbrushes to headphones and speakers to... you get the idea. You definitely wouldn't expect the range of things they sell given it looks rather small from the outside. I joked with one of the staff that they must have had years of training before the store opened just so that they could remember where everything was. On that note, if you have any problems looking for things, there're store catalogues throughout the store, as well as an information counter which can direct you to the relevant section of the store. Ikea's known as one of those stores you go to intending to buy something and coming out with loads of other stuff. From my one visit to Clas Ohlson, I think this place will definitely have the same effect on visitors to the store.

If you're an advocate of the cool, clean, elegant lines of Scandinavian interiors this petite…read moreboutique is worth a visit. Owned and run by the young, eponymous Swede, Anna has a background in design and is a passionate advocate of her heritage chic. Reminiscent of an upmarket, super-stylish, quality-driven, designer-led version of Ikea, there is plenty to tempt in all areas of home style. I especially loved the gorgeous, vibrant Klippan blankets in warm, happy hues and the unusual yet practical Pappelina rugs. The kitchen accessories are perfect when space is at a premium: retractable rubber sieves, funnels and buckets in primary shades. Pretty and quirky glassware in simple clear glass, with striped and pastel versions to add interest. Colourful fabric prints by the metre from Marimekko. Funkily versatile, Swedish, filigree-design shopping (and bicycle) baskets in black, white or emerald will inspire you to think-up interesting twists on storage or garden features. Whether it's a blow-the-budget splurge or a pocket-money fridge magnet, you'll discover Scandinavian treats-a-plenty, in an inviting small space, to update your home look or for an unusual gift.

Do not use this company - poor quality of work and service. They will take your money (steal it)…read moreand not do the work. Trust us on this. DO NOT USE this small trash business

From the owner: About Evershine Group…read more Evershine was founded in West London in 1970. We began life as a small but high quality double glazing supplier, before expanding into related areas of the industry. Through our exceptional services, we've built a strong reputation across Greater London and the Home Counties. As a family run company, we have also been keen to protect our reputation by offering only the highest quality products and services. We also take pride in our ability to give customers personal attention, taking time to understand their needs. With customer satisfaction as our top priority, a large proportion of our business comes from customer recommendations. We focus on giving our customers: - The best quality at competitive prices - Great communication and after sales services - Projects completed on time Evershine specialises in: - Building & Construction - Double Glazing & Conservatories - Bespoke Kitchens

Needed tiles for several spaces as part of an extension and renovation. I received a really helpful…read moreservice from the Versatile team in guiding me on tile styles, colours and finishes. I took many tiles home so I could see what they looked like in situ. All ordered tiles arrived as needed and even got two additional tiles delivered within 24 hours.

Popped in today, so helpful. Let me take a couple of boards home. Can't wait to order them. Even…read moregave me some design tips.