A Modern Abode: Benji & Zoe Marshall’s Family Home Connection
Inside the Marshall’s family residence – transforming both the formal and family living spaces with Escea DS Series Gas Fireplaces.
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We get asked this a lot – will my gas fire cost me a lot of money to run? It’s a valid question. No matter how convenient and good looking your gas fire is, if it’s going to chew through gas at an exuberant rate then you’re not likely to turn it on very much..
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Renovating an old house can be difficult if you’re trying to preserve its traditional character. However the owners of this 1950s weatherboard home broke from tradition when they expanded, and created a brave distinction between old and new.
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Escea has just revamped its Design Your Fire tool, allowing you to customise the look of your dream fireplace even more than before.
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Case Study
An Auckland architect flips the design and layout of a dated 1960s home on its head, achieving a modern family-friendly home with flexible and enriching spaces.
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A kitchen for a couple in the food business, who love cooking and entertaining. That’s the sort of open brief that Damian Hannah of German Kitchens can really get stuck into.
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There’s a lot of factors to consider when you’re renovating a home. A fireplace is one of them.
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This how-to upgrade your old brick chimney or masonry cavity fireplace by using an Escea DF700 gas fireplace. If you old fireplace looks wider you can use our wider DF960 gas fire.
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Renovating
Renovating an entire house isn’t an easy feat – even more so than building from scratch. Trying to create the vision you imagine while adhering to the limitations of the current structure can be a nightmare[...]
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When renovating an existing house, it is a good idea to start at the bottom and work up. The foundations, floor framing and under-floor insulation are the platform upon which a successful renovation will be built so it is important to get it right.
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