jeudi 29 octobre 2015

Triumphant Ways For A Great Kitchen Cabin

By Loreley G. Weidner


With nearly 7.6 million homeowners remodelling their kitchens this year, the heart of the home garners plenty of attention. New cabinets can convert a dated, inefficient kitchen into a functional, organized, multitasking space. Nowadays they come with a dizzying array of finishes and options at many different price points. Get smart about your choices: Here are few essential things we can learn about cabinets. Most important tip is to group like Items. After your cabinets are all empty, consider what is best for you in terms of how to group items. Sort all your baking items and pile them together. Sort your cooking items and pile them together. Group the dishes you eat from, glassware, holiday or other seasonal items that only get used once or twice a year, as well as those special entertaining or serving pieces that are only used occasionally. Getting Kitchen Cabinetry done is not an easy task but following tips will certainly give a perspective.

Search Craigslist for budget-friendly building materials. If you've been using Craigslist only to search for furniture, you are missing out. San Diego designer Stephanie Norris and her daughter tapped their local Craigslist to source materials (like the tile backsplash and travertine flooring shown here) for this budget kitchen remodel.

Work in rustic elements. Farmhouse accents instantly add warmth and character to a bland kitchen. Replace the kitchen or pantry door with a sliding barn door, hang copper pots from a ceiling rack or bring in a timeworn antique wooden stool.

Add storage with simple shelves. If you are lacking upper cabinets and wondering about the best way to do that then consider Rustic wood shelves on metal brackets as they are easily (and cheaply) installed, and provide functional display space for everyday dishes.

Repaint cabinets. If your kitchen cabinets have a dated finish or you want a more personal touch than standard-issue white cabinets, think about adding color. Try pale sage green, as shown here, duck egg blue or warm putty - all versatile choices that go with many different materials and finishes.

Make your own beadboard fridge cover. Many Homeowners have undertaken some amazing projects while transforming their fixer-upper cottages, which had been vacant for several months and were desperately in need of some renovation. One project that turned out especially well was the fridge cover they made from beadboard panelling, barn hinges and hot glue.

Finally, its best to use Drawer Dividers. Drawer dividers are great for cooking utensil drawers and your junk drawers. Everyone needs a place to keep those little miscellaneous things, but they don't have to be overflowing and junky. Drawer dividers will allow you to assign a little spot for each thing, and you'll be able to find things when you need them.




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