Blum –Making space work I
ts not just the kitchen that benefits from Blum’s expertise in maximising storage
space, bedrooms, bathrooms and living areas can all use extra storage – and Blum have just the products to help. As the exterior cabinetry gets sleeker and more
streamlined, so does the interior. The major trend for fitted furniture is for plain, unadorned door and drawer fronts in interesting materials, colours and finishes. Which then open to reveal copious amounts of storage space that is thoughtfully specified and ergonomically pleasing to use. Lisa Robinson, Marketing Co-Ordinator, Blum UK, says ‘We are completely aware that anyone who wants the most beautiful and streamlined room will expect the interior to be as beautiful and practical as the exterior. Blum’s Space Tower system is the go-to product for designers who want to provide
schemes that are future-proof, in that they appeal to, and can be used by, all age groups. One of the huge advantages of the Space Tower system is that all the interior space is used as each drawer extends fully, meaning designers don’t have to allow for a void or dead space above each drawer. There’s also an extensive choice of widths available – nine in all, between 300mm and 1200mm so virtually any width requirement can be accommodated.’ Designers are becoming more adventurous as
far as internal cabinet fittings are concerned. Pull- outs can be customised by individual manufacturers, to incorporate bespoke inserts – perhaps in custom colours or materials such as timber, glass, metal or laminates. Forget issues such as wall cabinets with unwieldy doors swinging out into the room. Lisa Robinson adds ‘Our Aventos
lift system is particularly useful in these situations – it allows wall units to have doors that lift upwards, rather than swinging open into the room, meaning the user can leave the door up and open whilst selecting items. They are also effortless to use’.
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28 BKU OCTOBER 2018
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