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Eco-Conscious Details for the Most Public and Private Spaces in a Home

Sunday, Feb 07 2016
Green Construction
Written by  TPB News

Kitchens and baths represent the most high-traffic areas in any home and are often where the most energy is used in terms of water and power.

While the two are on the opposite ends of the public-private space spectrum, designers are giving attention to sustainability details in both areas. Take a look at the work of three designers who have put a premium on efficiency, form, function, and eco-consciuos philosophy for the kitchen and bath in dwellings of various sizes and style.

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