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Nothing is more classic than a white shaker style kitchen! It is simple, elegant and depending on what materials and details you'll use, it will never get out of style! By going with a bright color as white, it helps to let rooms appear bigger, brighter, cozy and more inviting than almost everything else.

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Nothing is more classic than a white shaker style kitchen! It is simple, elegant and depending on what materials and details you'll use, it will never get out of style! By going with a bright color as white, it helps to let rooms appear bigger, brighter, cozy and more inviting than almost everything else.

Nothing is more classic than a white shaker style kitchen! It is simple, elegant and depending on what materials and details you'll use, it will never get out of style! By going with a bright color as white, it helps to let rooms appear bigger, brighter, cozy and more inviting than almost everything else.

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The heart of the home, the kitchen is easily the most-used room in the house. From hosting parties and entertaining guests, to family meal times and helping children with homework, the kitchen fulfils a number of purposes. So it makes… Continue Reading →

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Just like other projects designed by i2G Arquitectos, this house is also designed as a high energy efficiency house based on principles of passive architecture. These principles are aimed at an ”almost zero” energy consumption structure through many things, including control of air infiltration, optimization of solar and indoor temperature gains, elimination of thermal bridges, and continuous high-performance thermal insulation in the house envelope.