Homedec 2016: APRESI Presents The Best Deals and Kitchen Design Advice for Homeowners in Malaysia
Aug 24, 2016
The kitchen is a living space which some might call their second home and thus its design and functionality should reflect it.
Johor Bahru, Malaysia - August 23, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
Nobody likes to work in a drab, worn-out kitchen which is hard to get around and locate things. APRESI fully understands the problems faced in the kitchen and thus strives to keep up to date with the latest solutions in home kitchen design.
From 29th to 31st of July 2016, APRESI took part in Homedec 2016 Home Décor and Design Exhibition at the Persada, Johor Bahru. Aside from offering great deals, the purpose of the exhibition was to educate homeowners the essentials of good interior design practices and décor, including a detailed explanation on the ‘Kitchen Work Triangle’, or ‘Golden Kitchen Triangle’, which is used to optimize workspace and help the cook avoid crossing paths with passers-by.
The ‘Golden Kitchen Triangle’ details the dimensions that a kitchen space should take: where the stove, refrigerator and sink are arranged in a triangle in specific dimensions to ensure smooth workflow.
The exhibition then goes on to describe the latest trends in kitchen decor and even the lifestyle changes that homeowners can adopt to simplify kitchen maintenance, including where kitchen appliances and cabinets should be placed to protect it from environmental damage, the best materials they should be made from, as well as cooking habits that will leave less of a mess in the kitchen.
Speaking of best materials: APRESI strongly recommends aluminium, which is very resistant to chemical corrosion and UV damage. The material represents a balance between weight, strength and durability - Perfect for a modern kitchen design.
Based on these tried and tested concepts, APRESI provides a wide range of beautiful designs to choose from - all fully optimized for the best modern kitchen designs in Malaysia. APRESI serves both large and small kitchen designs, with the aluminium kitchen cabinet prices being catered to the budgets of all homeowners.
To complete the list, APRESI has in its stock vanity cabinets, wardrobes/closets, shoe cabinets, as well as other kitchen accessories. APRESI really are the one-stop shop for everything needed for the kitchen.
About HongLee Group: Formerly known as Hong Lee Aluminium Sdn Bhd, the story of HongLee started out in a small facility since 1996, manufacturing aluminium windows and doors. Over the years, the company has reached full organisational and productive development, and emerged a diverse range of high quality aluminium home furnishing products; and marked its strong identity as a brand name synonymous with premier household products in the region.
In line with the continuous expansion and to further enhance future business operations, the company has recently restructured the organisation with the formation of new company - HONGLEE GROUP (M) SDN BHD. HongLee is also a subsidiary of A-Rank Berhad, a company listed on the Main Board of Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad. HongLee has grown by leaps and bounds into an entity with a wide range of aluminium based home furnishing products, marketed with its two prominent brands: APRESI and HongLee.
For more information, please visit http://apresi.com.my/
Contact Info:
Name: APRESI
Email: [email protected]
Organization: HONGLEE GROUP (M) SDN BHD.
Address: No. 1 Jalan Seroja 38, Taman Johor Jaya, 81100 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia
Phone: (60)16-716 6898
Video URL: https://youtu.be/CSwjJfvP11E
Release ID: 129067
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