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Cosentino, in ‘Desert Silver Suede.’ Lily was keen to work with Espresso Kitchens, as she had loved their kitchen in a previous property. The initial discussions about the design and layout included both Ardoracion at William Tozer Associates, and Espresso Kitchens, who reviewed these plans to further develop the kitchen plan. Onsite, Espresso collaborated with the couple’s main contractor, Zuz Construction, so that the kitchen could be installed by Espresso within the construction programme. coss this gound  oo aea ily selected


concrete-effect tiles by Reed Harris, which continue outside acoss a  ush theshold onto the terrace for a seamless in-out experience when the sliding glass doors are pulled wide. Lighting after dark is also important in this part of the home, with signature ‘Melt’ pendants by Tom Dixon above the kitchen island and a statement arrangement by Flos in the sitting room above the piano.


Now the family has moved in (they lived nearby during the works, as the building was stripped back), they have had time to settle in and experience everyday life in this uniquely restful home. “We love the sense of space, the abundance of natural light and the beautiful garden. We have a modern and functional layout and a home that we’re proud to call our own,” says Lily. “It’s a perfect place for our family to relax and enjoy life.”


Eco Workshop: Heat & Energy 9th August at NSBRC, Swindon


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iscover what the salespeople won’t always tell you! We’ll dive into everything from heat pumps and solar panels to ventilation systems and building materials - what’s new, what truly works, and what you need to consider to successfully integrate these technologies in your home. You may have heard about the UK Government’s Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS), offering grants of up to £7,500 for replacing old fossil fuel systems with low-carbon alternatives like heat pumps and biomass boilers. But simply installing new tech isn’t enough - effective integration, with a aic fi st aoach is key to achieving real energy savings and meaningful environmental impact.


What You’ll Learn: • How to stay cool in a warming


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access grants of up to £7,500 for replacing fossil fuel heating with low-carbon alternatives like heat pumps or biomass boilers.


• The truth about green tech integration: Discover why a fabric- fi st aoach is key to aiising enegy efi ciency and achieving real environmental impact.


climate: Discover passive design strategies and ventilation options to prevent overheating - without relying on costly air conditioning.


• Planning for EV charging at home: Get up to speed on EV infrastructure: how to choose the right system, prepare your electrical supply, and meet future regulations.


• Understanding the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS): Learn how to


This workshop will be held as a live event at The National Self Build & Renovation Centre (M4, Jn 16). Doors open from 09:00 - 17:30. We have plenty of free, on-site parking and eight EV charging points.


Book your FREE tickets here:


0345 2234455 www.nsbrc.co.uk/whats-on/our- workshops/eco-workshop


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