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The Sustainable Series Pt4-Sustainable Cabinetry
by Emily Limb
April 29, 2020
A Sustainable Kitchen starts with an efficient and effective use of space that is created from low environmental impact materials that are selected by embracing a "life-cycle" approach.
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A Sustainable Kitchen starts with an efficient and effective use of space that is created from low environmental impact materials that are selected by embracing a "life-cycle" approach.
