Kebony, the sustainable alternative to tropical hardwood, is used for the cladding of the care home, carefully selected to complement the natural hillside surroundings of the building, whilst maintaining the building's rounded structure and providing a hardwearing exterior.
I just wrapped up an amazing kitchen renovation and wanted to share a few helpful ideas I gained throughout the entire project.
Budget: Set a budget before starting the planning process and try to stay committed to it. To allocate your funds, make a list of your priorities.
Layout: Design your layout from any expert that helps to utilize your space very efficiently.
Cabinet & Storage: Get high-quality cabinets and shelving. Consider pull-out shelves, deep drawers, and pantry organization systems to make the most of your available space.
Appliance & Lighting: Priorities energy-efficient appliances that fit in with your kitchen design, as well as proper lighting with project, natural, and accent lighting to improve functionality and design.
Ventilation & Fixtures: Priorities proper ventilation to prevent cooking odors and maintain air quality, as well as upgrading plumbing and selecting high-quality fixtures that complement the style of your kitchen.
Eco-Friendly Materials: Consider eco-friendly features like energy-efficient lights, low-flow water faucets and sustainable materials, along with durable and easy-to-maintain flooring such as tile, carpet, hardwood, or laminated materials and think about adding underfloor heating for cold climates if necessary.
Safety, Permits & Regulation: Explore local building codes, get necessary permits, and install smoke detectors and a fire extinguisher in the kitchen to priorities safety and compliance. Consider adding child-proofing initiatives to your home if you have young children.
Hire Expert Home Remodel Contractor: Personalize your kitchen with custom equipment, creativity, or an unique backsplash, where professional assistance ensures a smooth project and a that considers eventual postponements.
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Inspired by the original 19th Century design, a rundown farmhouse on the east side of the River Glomma - Norway's longest and largest river - has been brought into the 21st Century by LINK architects. Its roof and facade are clad with Kebony, chosen by the architects as it helped maintain the traditional style.