The super-rich are increasingly opting for bespoke interior design that take luxury and convenience to new levels especially in the kitchen.The Times Online claimed that the wealthiest homeowners were opting for more and more lavish designs, calling on the service of designers who would tailor their home layout to their own particular needs. Nick Candy, a prominent London designer, told the newspaper that creating a wow factor through radical personalised design was important evidenced in a recent cloakroom design created from vintage leather while areas like the kitchen needed to be adapted to their user.Its important to know minute details if clients like to fold their socks or not, if they hang their belts or roll them, if their kitchen has to accommodate a left- or right-handed chef, he told the newspaper.With the purchase of a newly built house in Hampstead for 35 million breaking the existing record, another leading designer, Andrew Dunn, said that a new climate was emerging, telling the Times Online The top end of the market has moved on so much.There is so much more money about. Everyone wants a sense of their own bespoke luxury, to feel that everything has been tailor-made to suit them. If youre spending serious money, you dont want the feeling that things have been bought off the peg.