What room in your home do you spend the most time in? If you’re like most people, it’s probably the kitchen! In fact, surveys indicate that many homeowners confess that the importance of the kitchen room has no limit because it’s where they both cook and socialize with guests or family members. It’s no wonder, then, that some people go to great lengths to create just the right type of kitchen for their home.
Take a look at your home and try to imagine what’s essential. Sure, you’ll want a comfortable living room for family time, but beyond that, what do you really need? A big kitchen? A bright dining room? A decked-out bathroom or bedroom? For most people, it’s more about having an efficient layout where all of your essentials are close by. With that in mind, here are some tips for planning your ideal kitchen layout.
Before you go crazy sketching out plans on paper, think about which appliances you can share with other rooms in your house. If space allows, consider designing a multi-purpose kitchen with both open counter space and hidden storage—then assign cabinets or drawers based on how often they’re used. It sounds simple enough but including more than one way to use each cabinet will make things run smoother when someone else is cooking during a busy weeknight. Once all your must-haves are accounted for, choose cabinets carefully—they can make or break a kitchen design.
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Size does matter, especially when it comes to your kitchen. The first decision you need to make is how much space you’re actually going to devote to your kitchen since kitchens come in all different shapes and sizes. If you’re lucky enough to have more than 500 square feet (around 45 square meters) of space, you might even consider having two distinct areas: one for cooking and preparing food and one for casual dining, with its own set of chairs. For most people living on their own or with a partner, though, that’s probably overkill. But at least 300 square feet (around 27 square meters) will give you some elbow room.
Remember that any appliances you choose should fit inside your kitchen; if not, you may want to reconsider whether a dishwasher or microwave oven would be worthwhile additions. Even small appliances can take up valuable floor space if they aren’t strategically placed! But luckily there are alternatives, such as under-the-counter appliances that do double duty as countertop organizers. You should also allow for plenty of extra countertop space, around 24 inches (60 centimeters), so there’s plenty of room for cutting boards and bowls while making meals.
There are a few key elements that you want to keep in mind when it comes to kitchen design. If you’re planning a kitchen remodel, focus on these key design elements first before making any decisions. You can also use them as inspiration for creating an inviting and comfortable space where you’ll spend a lot of time. In order to help you create your own kitchen oasis, here are four basic areas of kitchen design: flooring, cabinets, countertops, and lighting. We’ve listed each one along with its most popular features and considerations that will help you achieve your dream kitchen oasis!
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It’s tempting to start moving things around as soon as your new kitchen is installed. But you need to be careful since it takes time for doors and cabinets to acclimate to their surroundings. This is why it’s smart not to rearrange too much right after the installation. The key is to give new cabinetry ample time to settle into place before using it for storage. If possible, wait at least two weeks before moving your dishes, pots, and pans from storage areas into drawers and cupboards.It’s hard to deny that the kitchen is the heart of the home. KGT Builders can make yours a functional and beautiful hub where you and your family and friends will love to gather.
Whether you’re a gourmet chef or stick to the basics, a kitchen with a fresh new look and a user-friendly design can add ease and enjoyment to the many hours you spend there. The wealth of kitchen renovation options available allow you to envision a space that meets your every need, and we can bring that vision to life.
For many, the kitchen is not only a space to prepare food, but also a setting for socializing, and we’ll help you select the layout, appliances, counters, fixtures and other options that suit your lifestyle. And, if you’d like your kitchen makeover to include a workspace such as a desk or computer station, we’ll incorporate it seamlessly into your design.
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Kitchen remodeling can dramatically increase the value of your home. If you opt to sell, your investment will pay off as a modern cooking space is one of the first things many buyers look for. And of course, if you stay, the heart of your home will serve you well for many years to come.
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