It’s the space we’re all well acquainted with, especially during the Holidays. Your kitchen can either reflect what you love, or what you hate about entertaining during the holiday season. Maybe you love hosting large parties, for this your kitchen will need to utilize the space for all that cooking and storing of food. Or if the form is what you require over function, certain accents which appeal to your style and taste can help create a space you’ll love to be in. For most, cabinets and countertops are the biggest part of any kitchen. Theses aspects can make or break your entire space. And while the holiday season may be a less than ideal time for a full on kitchen renovation, it is a great opportunity to make a few mental notes on what you'd like to change about your kitchen. When the New Year rolls around, you might even have enough notes to make a plan and then put that plan into action.
Improving both the form and function of the kitchen is not an easy task, but can save your sanity during those high-volume times. Whether it’s having a refrigerator big enough to store 2 turkeys, a stove big enough to bake 5 pies, or enough countertop space to prepare an entire feast, there are certain ways to steal space and improve the utilization of your kitchen.
Working with an expert is always the best way to turn a drab kitchen into both a functional and magazine-worthy space. Expert designers and architects can improve the flow of the house as well as design a kitchen perfectly suited to you, your family, and your lifestyle.
However, given the present state of the economy, many residents are reluctant to take on a large project like a kitchen renovation, and understandably so! A brand new kitchen can easily cost $75,000 or more. But there are a few advantages to starting now. During the holiday season contractors and designers are a little more freed up, so they have more time to devote to you and your project. You may even find some discounts available.
Another advantage of working with a designer is that you are now blessed with a personal kitchen shopper. While planning your space, many designers will accompany clients on shopping sprees for tiles, countertops and flooring. When you can't decide between granite, concrete, stainless steel, or quartz countertops, your designer will help you make a sensible decision. On most purchases, you'll even benefit from industry discounts. So while you may be reluctant to begin such a large undertaking, you may find it well worth it to have the kitchen of your dreams before the next Holiday Season rolls around!
It’s the space we’re all well acquainted with, especially during the Holidays. Your kitchen can either reflect what you love, or what you hate about entertaining during the holiday season. Maybe you love hosting large parties, for this your kitchen will need to utilize the space for all that cooking and storing of food. Or if the form is what you require over function, certain accents which appeal to your style and taste can help create a space you’ll love to be in. For most, cabinets and countertops are the biggest part of any kitchen. Theses aspects can make or break your entire space. And while the holiday season may be a less than ideal time for a full on kitchen renovation, it is a great opportunity to make a few mental notes on what you'd like to change about your kitchen. When the New Year rolls around, you might even have enough notes to make a plan and then put that plan into action.
Improving both the form and function of the kitchen is not an easy task, but can save your sanity during those high-volume times. Whether it’s having a refrigerator big enough to store 2 turkeys, a stove big enough to bake 5 pies, or enough countertop space to prepare an entire feast, there are certain ways to steal space and improve the utilization of your kitchen.
Working with an expert is always the best way to turn a drab kitchen into both a functional and magazine-worthy space. Expert designers and architects can improve the flow of the house as well as design a kitchen perfectly suited to you, your family, and your lifestyle.
However, given the present state of the economy, many residents are reluctant to take on a large project like a kitchen renovation, and understandably so! A brand new kitchen can easily cost $75,000 or more. But there are a few advantages to starting now. During the holiday season contractors and designers are a little more freed up, so they have more time to devote to you and your project. You may even find some discounts available.
Another advantage of working with a designer is that you are now blessed with a personal kitchen shopper. While planning your space, many designers will accompany clients on shopping sprees for tiles, countertops and flooring. When you can't decide between granite, concrete, stainless steel, or quartz countertops, your designer will help you make a sensible decision. On most purchases, you'll even benefit from industry discounts. So while you may be reluctant to begin such a large undertaking, you may find it well worth it to have the kitchen of your dreams before the next Holiday Season rolls around!
