Although you can remodel your kitchen at any time during the year, for some reason many people choose to do so once the summer is in full swing. Perhaps it’s because there’s a little more time available in your schedule during the summer. Regardless, as one of the more popular areas in the home, changes such as getting new granite countertops, updating the hinges on the cabinets, or installing contemporary kitchen faucets with sprayer can give the kitchen an entirely new look.
The following are just a few minutes of helpful tips that can really infuse your old kitchen with a new charge.
Setting the Table for Renovations
After you have a very good idea of how you want in your kitchen to look, it’s important to choose materials that are easily cleaned. For example, if you want new cutting board surfaces, opt for relatively nonporous materials. Stainless steel, plates of glass, tiles, quartz and granite are good surfaces that are resistant to water. You want to avoid wallpaper and porous wood – restrict those kinds of materials two-bedrooms and office space.
Make Measurements
if you don’t already have an island in your kitchen and this seems to be enough space, then break up the measuring tape taking account of the room you have available for one. Unless this is a DIY project, you can make these measurements by eye and depend on the contractor to do the rest.
If it turns out that you do not have enough space for an island, then there’s always the corner bench option. This is probably necessary in smaller homes that lack a distinct dining room. Even though this bench area may technically be a part of the kitchen, you can spruce it up designs in different elements to make it a little section unto itself.
Choosing New Furniture
Even if you gravitate towards elaborate tastes, it’s usually to better opt for simpler furniture. This way any future changes to your kitchen won’t necessarily clash with the pre-existing style of furniture. You also want to furniture that’s relatively easy to clean given the dust and foodstuffs in the environment. Of course, other than cabinetry, a fridge and countertops, there’s probably shouldn’t be that much furniture in the average kitchen anyway.
Updating Your Faucet
Due to the availability of so many types of faucets, this is one of the more fun aspects of kitchen renovation. There are chrome and brushed nickel options, along with sprayers to give you an extended reach for cleaning all parts of the kitchen area. Depending on the makeup of your current faucet, you might appreciate the single whole variety, which allows you to adjust the temperature with a single knob. A new faucet also gives the chance to raise the height so that you can wash vegetables and dishes more easily. For smaller kitchen sinks it’s probably a good idea to have a smaller spout reach to avoid getting the whole place wet when washing.
Take advantage of a kitchen renovation this season to infuse some new life into one of the favorite rooms in the home.
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