Kitchens

Kitchens – Remodeling Ideas, Designs & Photos

Seamless Remodeling Kitchens will help you add style, function and flair to the heart of your home. Continue reading below and allow our kitchen decorating ideas to inspire you for the kitchen remodeling project that will turn your dream kitchen into a reality.

Kitchens – Planning

Planning your kitchen remodel should take more time than the actual construction. If you plan well, the amount of time you’re inconvenienced by construction will be minimized. Plus, you’re more likely to stay on budget.

How much time should you spend planning? The National Kitchen and Bath Association recommends at least six months. That way, you won’t be tempted to change your mind during construction and create change orders, which will inflate construction costs and hurt your return on investment.

Kitchens – Suggestions & Tips

Study your existing kitchen: How wide is the doorway into your kitchen? It’s a common mistake many homeowners make: Buying the extra-large fridge only to find they can’t get it in the doorway. To avoid such mistakes, it’s often advisable to create a drawing of your kitchen with measurements for doorways, walkways, counters, etc.

Think about traffic patterns: Work aisles should be a minimum of 42 inches wide and at least 48 inches wide.

Design with ergonomics in mind: Drawers or pull-out shelves in base cabinets; counter heights that can adjust up or down; a wall oven instead of a range: These are all features that make a kitchen accessible to everyone — and a pleasure to work in.

Plan for the unforeseeable: Even if you’ve planned down to the number of nails you’ll need in your remodel, expect the unexpected. Build in a little leeway for completing the remodel. Want it done by Thanksgiving? Then plan to be done before Halloween.

Choose all your fixtures and materials before starting: This will enable us to render a more accurate pricing model.

Don’t be afraid to seek help: Our professional designers can simplify your kitchen remodel. We can help make style decisions, foresee potential problems, and schedule the install to move freely and with less distractions.