INTERIORS OUTDOOR LIVING SMART HOMES TECHNOLOGY Introducing the Aritco HomeLift Compact


Award-winning Swedish lift company Aritco has unveiled its smallest and most compact home lift yet, the Aritco HomeLift Compact. Designed with space-effi ciency in mind, its footprint takes up as little as a square meter, making it compatible with even the smallest house where space is limited. The Aritco HomeLift Compact is quick and easy to install as it comes in pre-cut parts, and its lift shaft can span up to si  oors of a house. t has the capacity to carry two people and it’s very energy


effi cient, using a similar amount of power eery year as an aerage washing machine or dishwasher. The lift is fully customisable so you can personalise it to suit your taste and home interior.


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KönigOutdoor, a new division in the established Königstone family, is a specialist in high-end, quality designs for outdoor living and dining. The luxurious sintered stone surfaces, with durable weatherproof structures, combine to provide the glamour and functionality of an indoor kitchen – outdoors. There is a choice of modular or bespoke schemes and, as with the handles, hinges, runners, sinks and taps, the focus is on top quality and style as outdoor living grows in popularity. Joanne


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Bull from Königstone explains: “We are known as specialists in quality worksurfaces and, with the increased focus on outdoor living in the UK, the development of this division made sense – to us and our valued retailers.”


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