Case
Studies
“The bitterness of poor quality remains long after
the sweetness of a low price is forgotten.”
Throughout Scotland the property pages of newspapers often
refer to a house as having a “Chris Jones Kitchen”.
The suggestion is obvious. The home that houses a kitchen
planned and designed by Chris Jones is one of merit and something
worth seeing. Praise indeed.
Over the past 25 years Chris Jones has planned and designed
kitchens for all sorts of homes mostly in the UK but also
in Florida, California and parts of Europe. Chris has also
provided his own form of magic in designing a kitchen for
JK Rowling. Over the years the styles and finishes may have
changed but the same care and attention to detail has been
provided to all.
As well as helping out individual home owners Chris Jones
has been instrumental in providing help for developers keen
on adding value to their property ventures. In particular
Applecross has benefited from the Jones expertise.
 Recently
Applecross developed a site at Harlaw Bank near Balerno in
Edinburgh and Chris Jones was on hand to help with ensuring
that the kitchens were of the highest quality.
“
For Harlaw we used systemat furniture, granite worktops and
stainless steel. The end result was most attractive”.
“My sincere thanks to you and all your team
for what I regard as an exceptional service. I am delighted
with the
project which looks first class. I know the quality is there
and that you spent a great deal of time getting everything
just right for my family and me.”
Jean B of Stirling went to Chris Jones on the recommendation
of a friend who had been delighted with the service she had
received. Jean took Chris’s advice with a light pastel
coloured series of Zeyko base and wall units augmented with
granite worktops. The splashes of colour came from the soft
furnishings and wall colourings.
 Lesley M of Strathclyde
chose Systemat because of “the straight lines and crispness
of the units.” Lesley also chose granite for her worktops.
“I liked the look of Systemat as it seemed so solid
and hard wearing – essential with two youngsters running
around the place. The drawers on some of the units were so
roomy and sturdy and yet easy to manoeuvre.”
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