Suddenly Seeking Defined Space

Modern life seeks multifunctional space in the homes that can change as required. With the adaptation of technology in every part of life, not only are homes a space to live, but they also serve as an office, a study, and are filled with screens that connect to the online world. At Milan Design week, designers turned their attention to contemplating the darker implications of devices that swallow so much time. In light of this trend, how can colour help redefine the kitchen as a place to connect with loved ones, and a space to switch off the digital world and reconnect with the physical act of cooking?

The answer? be braver with colour choices. Put down the millennial pink, and move towards the bolder adult tones like Melteca’s Acrylic Soft Touch in the shade Blue Night. The strong blue hue anchors the space and signifies a change in environment, making the kitchen a distinctive space to reduce screen time. The luxe matte aesthetic enhances the space with a touch of elegance and sophistication.

To finish this confident look, match burnished organic shaped metals pots filled with herbs to bring the outside world in, helping reconnect with the physical.

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Melteca Low Pressure Laminate is a tough melamine surface laminated to Superfine particleboard or Lakepine MDF to provide a double faced, pre-finished decorative panel.

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Melteca decorated board is intended for interior use in both residential and commercial applications such as kitchen cabinetry, cupboards, drawers, shelving, furniture, wall linings, shop fittings and other vertical surfaces in commercial environments.

Melteca Fire Retardant is suitable for all wall linings where maximum fire resistance is important.

When stored, handled, used and maintained in accordance with the Melteca Technical Data Sheet, Melteca will meet the durability requirements of NZBC B2.3.1(c) for 5 years. Melteca also complies with the requirements of AS/NZS 1859.3 2005.

The Group Number Classifications below were generated from tests carried out and data recorded in accordance with the test procedure described in ISO 5660 2002 — Reaction-to-Fire — Part 1: Heat Release & Part 2: Smoke Production Rate, for the purposes of determination of the Group Classification in accordance with the New Zealand Building Code Verification Method C/VM2 Appendix A.

Melteca bonded to Lakepine Medium Density Fibreboard (MDF) substrate — Group Number Classification 3.*

Melteca Fire Retardant Panels — Group Number Classification 1-S.

*Please note: Indicative testing has indicated a change in substrate to Lakepine MRZero or Superfine particleboard (Standard or MR) that will not alter the Group Number Classification.

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