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By Danielle Roberts July 2, 2023 17 mins read 29629 Views

At VK Design, we've pledged to create kitchens that are kind to our planet. We know that sustainability is a top priority for homeowners, builders and designers alike, and we believe this eco-consciousness should extend beyond the worlds of fashion, food and technology. Informing and inspiring people on sustainable kitchen designs is core to our identity.

Our mission is to make sustainability an integral part of kitchen design; it's no longer something extra or an afterthought for those with green thumbs. Every home should evoke memories through a kitchen that has been created sustainably with limited environmental impact. We're dedicated to providing information on the materials, appliances and design elements needed to do just that - from the choice of tiles to selecting energy-efficient appliances, we want everyone to have access to simple and attainable solutions for their kitchen design needs.

We strive to be a community committed to making a difference through eco-friendly ambition; let us be your guide in transforming your house into an environmentally conscious home one step at a time. Let's join forces together and bring back the luster in cooking while protecting the world around us—together, we can make sustainable kitchens accessible and achievable for everyone! So join us as we strive towards crafting more sustainable spaces—and experience how it feels waking up each morning with the smell of freshly brewed coffee knowing your kitchen was designed with sustainability in mind. Contact us at [email protected] today for more information!

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Frequently Asked Questions

When remodeling a kitchen, should you start with the floors or the cabinets first?

The answer would depend on how you're installing your floor. Before installing floating floors, you must first install your counter and cabinets. You can choose from glue-down or nail down flooring. After installing your flooring, install your cabinets. It is a good idea to consult a professional before deciding which option you prefer for your kitchen.

What countertops look best with white kitchen cabinetry?

If you choose a white kitchen, your countertop can be bold. Quartz countertops are now 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 like sunflower yellow or ocean blue

Can a stove-refrigerator be side by side?

Yes, they can be side by side if there is enough space for both appliances. It is not a good idea in kitchen design. It can cause wasted space in the kitchen and make it cramped. It is better to put the stove/refrigerator in different places in the kitchen. This will allow for more efficient workflow and make the kitchen feel larger.

Statistics

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)
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)
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)
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)

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How To

How to design the kitchen layout

There's no perfect kitchen layout, but specific layouts work better for specific spaces. Here are some ways to create a kitchen layout that suits your space.

Start with the basics. The first step in determining what you have in your kitchen is to decide what can be sacrificed. If you don't cook often, you might not need a large stovetop or oven.
Take into account the traffic flow. The second step involves considering how you use the kitchen with your family and how traffic flows around the space. You'll want to ensure enough room to move around freely without bumping into each other.
Maximize storage. The third step involves maximising storage space in your kitchen. This includes food storage as well as cookware storage. You want everything to be organized and easily accessible.
Integrate your style. The fourth step is to incorporate your style into the kitchen layout. This includes everything, including the countertops and flooring as well as the appliances and appliances. You can choose finishes and materials that reflect your personal style.
Get in touch with a professional. Working with a professional kitchen designer is the fifth step. They can help create a layout to meet all your needs.