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What's the difference between a Scullery and a Butler's Pantry - and why have either?
In days of old, grand kitchens were complex catering areas involving many different functional spaces. It’s where kitchen staff and servants would spend their days busily catering for the varied culinary ...
Published: 28/08/2018
What makes German kitchens stand out from the crowd?
Everybody knows a German kitchen is a cut above the rest, and has a reputation akin to that bestowed upon the precision engineering of a German car. When it comes to engineering Germany does it better than most...
Published: 09/10/2017
Designer editions: 5 super cool fridges for hot kitchens
When it comes to modern kitchen design, all eyes are on the cabinets and worktops, never the appliances. From Classic Interiors to contemporary kitchen spaces, refrigerators are often built in or hidden behind ...
Published: 05/10/2017
The 7 basic things you need to consider for your kitchen remodel at a glance
Getting your kitchen renovation underway is quite a daunting task. Even the keenest of home improvers can come unstuck when it comes to project managing a big kitchen refurbishment. With so much to consider it ...
Published: 02/08/2017
Neat simple designer loft in the heart of west Berlin
Right in Berlin’s Charlottenburg district, a 320 square meter loft comes to a new life through an accurate thorough restyling that focuses on space arrangement and decoration, turning the traditional plac...
Published: 02/09/2016
Living in 39 squared meters in Stockholm.
Everything in 39 squared metres, without sacrifising anything and without cluttering. Sounds like an impossible mission for anyone, and yet in Stockholm, in the Vasastan/Odenplan area, there is an apartment tha...
Published: 04/04/2013