East Sussex-based bespoke kitchen maker Inglis Hall celebrated the launch of its new showroom in Lewes with a lunch event held in collaboration with Caesarstone.
The new showroom, named An Actual Kitchen, is centrally located in a Georgian building in the middle of Lewes’ high street. Designed to be a working kitchen to enable it to host events and cooking demonstrations, it features worktops from Caesarstone.
Guests to the event, which took place on Tuesday 26th November, included key members of the press, influencers and industry figures, who enjoyed a tasting menu by award-winning chef Richard Falk, which was paired with local wines curated by sommelier Dominic Buckwell.
During the event Jonathan Stanley, VP of marketing at Caesarstone, looked ahead to 2025 to reveal some of the key trends predicted for the upcoming year. “In a tough economic climate, consumers are returning to the notion of ‘buy once, buy well’,” he said, adding that now, more than ever, buyers want “recognised brands, proper advice, long warranties and aftercare”. He also noted how consumers are leaning towards strongly veined porcelain worktops and textured services.
