INTERIOR DESIGN TRENDS WE DON'T NEED IN 2023

By Sally Pian February 22, 2023 17 mins read 213062 Views

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do you organize an open-concept kitchen?

The best way to organize an open-concept space is to create a straightforward workflow. This means having all appliances close together. Having these items close together makes cleaning easier. For easy access, make sure to keep all cooking tools close together. Keep food storage near the point of use. It will be easier to grab what you want and place it away.

Where do I start when I want a new kitchen?

It is a good idea to begin by creating a list with your requirements and wants. This will enable you to communicate with potential remodelers and contractors.

Budget: How much should you budget for your new kitchen?
- Size: What is the size of your kitchen? What size kitchen do you need?
Layout: How is your kitchen laid out? What changes will you have to make in the layout of kitchen?
- Appliances: Which appliances would you like in your new kitchen?
- Storage: How do you store your food and other supplies in your new kitchen.
- Style: Which style of kitchen do your want? Traditional, contemporary, rustic, etc.
- Colours: What are your preferred colors for your new kitchen design?

Now you are ready to start planning your new kitchen.

Can a stove and a fridge be side by sides?

You can have them side by side as long as there is enough room. It is not a good idea in kitchen design. This can result in wasted space and cramped spaces. Having the stove and refrigerator placed in different kitchen areas is much better. This creates a more efficient workflow, and the kitchen feels larger.

Statistics

Keep 10 to 25 percent of List 2, depending on the budget. (familyhandyman.com)
This is rather grim, but according to Business Insider, 12 percent of couples consider getting a divorce while renovating their home! (familyhandyman.com)
“We decided to strip and refinish our kitchen cabinets during a heat wave with 90-plus-degree temperatures and 90 percent humidity in a house with no air conditioning. (familyhandyman.com)
In large firms, the commission charged by the GC ranges from 15 to 25 percent of the total job cost. (thespruce.com)
Followed by cabinet cost, labour, and appliance costs consume 20 percent each of your budget. (hgtv.com)

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How To

How to design your kitchen layout

While there is no one right layout for every kitchen, certain layouts work best in specific spaces. Here are some ways to create a kitchen layout that suits your space.

Start with the basic ingredients. The first step is determining what you need in your kitchen and what can be sacrificed. For example, you may not need a large stove or oven if you don't cook much.
Think about the traffic flow. The second step involves considering how you use the kitchen with your family and how traffic flows around the space. You will need to make sure there is enough space for everyone to move about freely, without bumping into one another.
Maximize storage. The third step is to optimize storage in your kitchen layout. This includes food storage as well as cookware storage. You want everything to be organized and easily accessible.
Incorporate your style. Fourth, incorporate your style into the kitchen design. This includes everything, including the countertops and flooring as well as the appliances and appliances. Choose finishes and materials that reflect you style.
Talk to a professional. Working with a professional kitchen designer is the fifth step. They can help create a layout to meet all your needs.