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Inspired contemporary design with impeccable environmental credentials

Heath Design, founded by Oliver Heath, enjoys great success in projects ranging from products, interiors & exhibitions to sustainable building design. Design clients include ING Real Estate, Barratt Homes, Islington Council and the Geffrye Museum.

His design and sustainability knowledge have made Oliver a trusted expert in the national media including BBC1, 2, ITV, Channel 4 and the Discovery Channel and an author of 3 design books.

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Stretch your Space; Make the most of your Home.

  • Ever wished you could just talk through ideas with an experienced architectural or interior designer without the cost or commitment of appointing them for the whole project?

  • Do you know your space could be wonderful but don't know where to start?

  • Would you like a fresh set of experienced eyes to help you make the most of your space?
  • Let Oliver Heath Design Help you with design consultations tailored to your needs. Starting from 2 hour consultations for just £180. Help with lighting, colour, layout, structural changes environmental improvements. Employ our services for as long or as short as you need. We're here to help you make the most of your home.

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    Eco Drying At Home: Hang Your Tumble Dryer Out To Dry

    Posted on 25 Jan 2012

    Statistics show that of all our domestic appliances, tumble dryers are the most energy hungry, with power consumption ranging from around 2 kWh to 5 kWh per cycle. This can result in CO2 emissions of around 330 kg to over 800 kg per year.   According to statistics, out of nearly 25 million households in [...]

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    Eco Washing Machines: Cleaner Clothes, Brighter Future

    Posted on 17 Jan 2012

    A study released by Cambridge University, titled ‘Well Dressed?‘, demonstrates that a shocking 60% of the greenhouse gases generated over the life of a T-shirt come from washing and drying machines. All of the energy and carbon emissions used to grow, manufacture, ship and sell clothes doesn’t even come close to the energy and emissions [...]

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