The kitchen is often one of the main features homebuyers assess when searching for a new house, and often an important factor in how you may feel about the home you live in. Over time, even the most beloved kitchen can show signs of wear and tear or no longer meet the needs of you, your family, and your lifestyle. If you’re wondering whether it’s time for a kitchen remodel, here are six compelling reasons you may want to consider.
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Large kitchens with sprawling space often get the limelight in magazines and online, but many homeowners may not have the need or room for such a large space. Many of the kitchens Neal’s Design Remodel works on each year are relatively mid-sized spaces, and designing for this scale can be a rewarding task. With the right strategies, a “regular-sized” kitchen can perfectly balance function and style with some key space-maximizing features. Whether you’re working with limited square footage or just looking to make your kitchen more efficient, these ideas will help you maximize your kitchen, at any size.
Topics: Kitchens, Cabinetry, Designer Insights
When considering your kitchen remodel, you may already know that the floor plan layout is a fundamental element of both function and style. Over the years, as kitchen designers have worked to streamline where appliances and features work best, several common kitchen layouts have emerged. Now, modern kitchen floor plans often start with these established, practical layouts and adapt them to cater to today's lifestyles, especially for families who love to entertain. Read on to learn how the traditional kitchen layout options can meet our contemporary needs.
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In the ever-evolving world of interior design, one style often stands out for its timeless appeal and effortless sophistication: transitional design. Renowned for seamlessly blending classic elements with contemporary flair, transitional style has become the leading favorite among those seeking to create a kitchen with both a feeling of traditional familiarity and modern appeal. Though transitional style is broad enough to offer a huge range of unique customization from one kitchen to the next, there are still several key features that sets the style apart from truly traditional or contemporary spaces and makes it an ideal choice to consider for your kitchen.
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