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Eco-Friendly and Sustainable Kitchen Designs for a Greener Home
Explore eco-friendly kitchen design with sustainable materials, reclaimed shelves, and avoiding VOCs.
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Designing an eco-friendly kitchen involves using sustainable materials and smart choices. Opt for FSC-certified timber, reclaimed items, or innovative Eco board products.
For a healthier home, select low-VOC (volatile organic compound) paints and materials to improve indoor air quality.
Save on long-term costs with energy-efficient appliances, induction hobs, and LED lighting. You can also reduce waste by updating existing cabinetry or donating your old kitchen instead of sending it to the landfill.
1. Start at the beginning
2. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and Reclaim
Sustainability lies at the heart of this kitchen by Belinda George, from the reclaimed river rimu to the Aga with wetback functionality. Image: Simon Devitt
3. Everything and the kitchen sink
4. Breathe easy
This kitchen, in Meadowbank House by Piper Architects, features an induction cooktop. Image: Simon Devitt
5. The future is now
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