VOTE: Home Technology: Kitchen or Bathroom?
Home Tech is not just for the media/cinema room.
Making our homes smarter is something that adds to great design and helps us to live more easily in our space.
Whether your home is entirely contemporary or it is a period update - home technology can be incorporated into any room with ease and beauty!
Here are a couple of shots from one of our recent projects:
A recent survey on Houzz said that over 50% of homeowners admitted to using technologies in their bathroom for instance...
All of this said, if given the choice, out of your kitchen/diner or bathroom which space would you most like to incorporate home technology into and why?
Let us know below!
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