Compact Kitchens Offer Big Impact Across the Residential Market
Presented by:
Jennifer Bradley, Vice President of Product Management, Fisher & Paykel
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What You Will Learn
With individuals moving out of, and now back into, urban areas in addition to the spike in remodeling across the whole residential sector, the need for solutions catering to small spaces has arguably never been higher.
Jen Bradley, Vice President of Product Management at Fisher & Paykel North America, will discuss the topic of compact living as it relates to the kitchen and why it is such a timely topic. The presentation will incorporate how compact living kitchen solutions have evolved over the last decade and how compact solutions have been enhanced to offer greater design excellence, innovation, and social responsibility to the market.
Thanks to technology, health and wellness features available across a variety of kitchen solutions applicable within compact design schemes, there is a solution for all accessibility/user profile (ADA compliant) requirements and budgets.
During this session, you will:
- Identify the ways in which small kitchens can be made to have a big impact on users across remodeling and new build projects.
- Grasp the trend of compact living; from what to look for when selecting appliances to how to maximize space, efficiencies, and functionality.
- Discover the scope of accessible products available to designers, architects, specifiers, builders communities on the market that are tailored to small space requirements
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Geberit
The globally operating Geberit Group is a European leader in the field of sanitary products. Geberit operates with a strong local presence in most European countries, providing unique added value when it comes to sanitary technology. The production network encompasses 29 production facilities. The Group is headquartered in Rapperswil-Jona, Switzerland.
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