3 Expert Tips for a Sustainable Kitchen Remodel in NZ (with a Side of Laughs!)

3 Expert Tips for a Sustainable Kitchen Remodel in NZ (with a Side of Laughs!)

I caught up with the talented team behind Absolute Kitchens - Auckland, who are helping to redefine how Kiwi homeowners think about kitchen remodels - WATCH VIDEO

Kitchens are the heart of every home—where memories are made, kai is shared, and where sustainability can shine. 💚

After my kōrero, here are 3 practical tips from the experts at Absolute Kitchens for anyone considering a kitchen remodel:

1️⃣ Think Long-Term Materials: Choose durable, sustainable materials that can handle the wear and tear of everyday life while reducing your environmental impact. (Psst… have you considered Critical. Cleanstone for benchtops or splashbacks? It’s made from 100% recycled plastics!)

2️⃣ Maximise Functionality: Auckland homes is trending towards more efficient use of space. A successful kitchen isn’t just pretty—it’s practical and smart. Consider storage solutions, traffic flow, and ergonomics to ensure your kitchen is as functional as it is beautiful.

3️⃣ Work With the Pros: Your dream kitchen deserves expert craftsmanship and great designers. Partner with designers and joiners who care about the details and what you care about in order to bring your vision to life.

🌏 Kitchens account for up to 30% of the materials used in a home renovation which is crazy. Making sustainable choices here can significantly cut waste and emissions!

✨ Whether you're planning a remodel or just dreaming of a greener future, this video is packed with inspiration, laughs, and practical tips to get you started.

👉 Tell me about your dream kitchen must-have or share your biggest renovation lesson—let’s kōrero!

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