3 Kitchen Design Trends You Can Try!

By Sally Pian January 28, 2024 17 mins read 83581 Views

Sustainable kitchen design is creating a kitchen space that minimizes environmental impact while still conveying style and functionality. It involves thoughtful considerations of the materials and processes associated with each step of the design journey, from selecting eco-friendly appliances, to choosing sustainable finishes and fixtures, to carefully evaluating energy-efficiency systems. At VK Design, we are dedicated to ensuring sustainability is at the forefront of every kitchen we create. We present our customers with knowledge and tools that allow them to create beautiful, efficient kitchens while still protecting the environment.

Our clients can benefit from our vast experience in renovating and designing rooms for efficiency, comfort and stylish living. We prioritize eco-friendly practices whenever possible, emphasizing quality craftsmanship and eye for detail. Some of the specifics covered includes:

• Incorporating energy-efficient products like LED lighting or low-flow faucets

• Choosing responsibly sourced materials such as reclaimed wood or Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified lumber

• Revitalizing existing cabinet details rather than replacing them completely

• Examining green building certifications such as Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) certification status

• Utilizing special software tools to track water usage and recommend cost effective solutions

We believe sustainability should be an integral part of every kitchen design. By working with VK Design on your next project, you gain access to morethan just top quality craftsmanship; you gain insight into how you can use your internal resources without compromising your desired aesthetic or modern results. Whatever the scope of work may be - kitchens, baths complete renovation projects or new constructions - you can rest assured our commitment towards sustainability remain front and center throughout the entire process no matter what unique turns it might take us down along its course. Reach out today to start building your beautiful, efficient oasis – one eco-friendly decision at a time!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where should a fridge go in the kitchen?

The refrigerator sits between the stovetop and the sink. It should be close to the cupboards so you can quickly get what you need.

Planning permission is required for a kitchen remodel.

You'll need to apply for electrical and plumbing permits if you are changing the location of your electrical and/or plumbing. If you are making structural changes to your walls, you may need to apply to a building permit.

Before you do any work, make sure you check with your local authority to confirm that you are allowed to use the planning permission.

Can a stove and a fridge be side by sides?

Yes, they can be side by side if there is enough space for both appliances. This isn't a good practice for kitchen design. This can make your kitchen cramped and waste space. It's better to place the stove and refrigerator in different areas of your kitchen. This makes it easier to work efficiently and gives the kitchen a larger feel.

What should you do first when remodeling your kitchen?

There's no one answer to this question since everyone's priorities and budget will differ. Consider how the room is laid out, what type of appliances are needed, what style of countertops and cabinets you prefer, and what storage space you require.

You can then look at the different designs of kitchens to find out what you have. You might be able to spend less on appliances and cabinets if you are working on a budget. Then, add in the smaller details such as paint colors and light fixtures.

You can make your kitchen remodel exactly what you want by taking things one at a time.

A white kitchen is a good idea given Vancouver's climate.

Vancouver homeowners love white kitchens because they bring light into the space and give it a modern feel. It's important to use natural elements like wood, as we don't have much sunlight in Metro Vancouver.

Which layout is best for your kitchen?

If you have enough space, an L-shaped kitchen with a island is the best layout.

What countertops go best with white kitchen cabinets?

If you choose a white kitchen, your countertop can be bold. Quartz countertops are becoming the norm in kitchen design. In terms of what colours of quartz countertops would go well with your white kitchens, our top suggestions are as follows:

Concrete grey comes in many shades
Bold Granite-like patterns
Veiny marble-like designs
Bright and striking colours, such as sunflower yellow or ocean-blue, are ideal

Which is the best way to remodel a kitchen in?

Electric and plumbing rough-ins
Drywalling
Painting
Kitchen cabinet installation
Flooring installation
Countertop installation
Backsplash installation
Appliances

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Experts also recommend setting aside 20 percent of your budget for surprises, including unpleasant demolition discoveries. One is water damage, the electricity that is not up to code, or other budget-spiking gotchas. (hgtv.com)
Followed by cabinet cost, labour, and appliance costs consume 20 percent each of your budget. (hgtv.com)
It's a fantastic thing about most home improvement projects: no matter the job. It often seems like the last 20% is the most difficult. (familyhandyman.com)
According to Burgin, some hinges have this feature built-in, but it's an add-on cost for other models of about $5 retail, adding up to $350 to $500 for an entire kitchen, depending on size. (hgtv.com)
Your most significant cost investment for a kitchen remodel will usually be cabinets, typically comprising 25 percent of your budget. (hgtv.com)

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How To

These are the 8 Steps to Kitchen Remodeling For Beginners

These steps are essential for a DFY project that is suitable for Beginners.

When remodeling your kitchen, there are three main steps. First, you need to decide whether you want an entire kitchen renovation or just replacing fixtures and appliances. Second, choose the type of kitchen that best suits you and your lifestyle. You can choose to have the project done by professionals or DIY.
The next step is to choose the type of kitchen that you want. Do you prefer a traditional kitchen with cabinets and countertops? Maybe you prefer sleek modern designs and less storage. You might be interested in adding a large island to your kitchen or a breakfast bar. You will also need to hire an experienced contractor to assist you with the installation after you have selected a layout, finish and material.
The heart of any home is the kitchen, but homeowners often feel overwhelmed by how many decisions they need to make before beginning a project. There are a few easy ways to get started.
Decide if your goal is to remodel or replace. This is the first step. If you're looking to remove the existing space and begin from scratch, it's important to account for demolition costs, new cabinets countertops, flooring, appliances, lighting, and other expenses.
You Need to Calculate Your Budget. This includes everything, including the cost of labor and materials as well as the budget you have available.
Choose your Layout – Once you've decided how much you can afford, the next step will be to choose where you want to install your new kitchen. There are several different layouts, including open concept, peninsula, galley, L-shape, U-shape, and corner. Each has its pros and cons, so choosing the one that best fits your needs is essential.
Select Your Materials - Once you've chosen the layout of your kitchen, it's finally time to select materials. This covers everything from cabinets and countertops, to flooring and lighting. There are many options so it is crucial to research and find the material that suits your needs.
Hire Professionals – Once you've chosen your materials, you need to find someone who is a specialist in kitchen construction. A professional contractor will ensure that everything goes smoothly from design through to installation. They'll also provide follow-up services, so you never have to worry about any problems during the process.
Enjoy! You've made it through the final stages of your kitchen remodel. Enjoy! You won't mind spending hours in your new kitchen cooking delicious meals if you love it. If you aren't sure about the layout of your new kitchen, don't be afraid to take some time to experience it. It will give you a better idea of whether or not your remodel was worth the effort.