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Getting greener

Getting greener

When it comes to designing a sustainable kitchen there are two approaches. Some homeowners favour a kitchen to have an eco-friendly aesthetic, opting for a design orientated around the rustic charm of reclaimed and natural materials. Others prefer the engine room of their home to have a more traditional look but still want to be able to rest safe in the knowledge that their on-trend design is not harming the planet.

Whichever approach speaks to you, being mindful of the composition, provenance and efficiency of each element of your project will ensure that your new kitchen

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