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Hi there,

im running the kitchen cabinets company in Europe.
We prepared a new offer, a bit different than our competitors.
When we are making a kitchen project we point out a few things
1. Kitchen zones – its not new, but no one shows it when making a project (dynamicspace.com – you can see whats kitchens zones)
2. Suggestion on what things keep in cabinets, so the work in the kitchen would be more comfortable.
3. Functional tips – something similar to http://www.rubyss.co.uk/what-we-do/kitchens?phpMyAdmin=54f7c08a188c79751edc66c46d579251
4. Feng-shui tips.
All this things are shown on the printed projects

Generally our projects are better.

Is it a good idea to use this tagline:
Better project, better kitchen.

Papa Johns is oppening the first restaurant in our country this year, and I have some doubts.

sorry for my lousy english

Best regards Chris

‘Better project, better kitchen’ means nothing to me. If you are saying that you put more thought into the day-to-day functionality of the kitchen, and use that to influence the design, then a better line would be something like:

‘Better thinking, better kitchen’
or
‘Better planning, better kitchen’
or
‘Kitchens for cooks, not kitchens for designers’
or
‘Designer kitchens designed for real cooks’

or something along these lines

I’m very sorry, but I have no idea who Papa Johns is, or why the fact that he is opening a restaurant would affect what you say aboout how you design kitchens.

Papa Johns – third largest take-out and delivery pizza restaurant chain in the United States, and one of the biggest in the world.
Thats why i have some doubts. Maybe their tagline isnt the most popular one in the world, but i guess its well known…
Dont know if its good idea to change their tagline and put it in different business.
Wouldnt it be lame ?

Better planning, better kitchen – thats good one!

We’re the King of Kitchens!

Better Planning, Better Cooking

Forget Take-Out, Eat-In!