This stunning kitchen remodel in Loveland began with fairly common goals- a desire for more space. Avid cooks and hosts, the homeowners were looking for a space plan that would open their first floor up, with a new transitional kitchen as the centerpiece. Neal's Designer Cyndi Kohler's plan included removing walls and creating a new, welcoming and practical island.
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Looking for some inspiration for your kitchen remodel? Here are several great design & style ideas from a few of our favorite projects.
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This kitchen in Williamsburg showcases many of the key elements of the classic kitchen style.
Classic style is generally more transitional in nature, which is a balance between the highly decorative details of traditional design and the minimalist lines of contemporary style. Classic style is often heavily influenced by the design movements between the turn of the 19th Century through to the pre-war era, which includes both the Arts & Crafts style and Art Deco.
A classically-styled, transitional kitchen, in today's era, is also casual-leaning. While the space can feel grand, with luxurious details and high-end materials, comfort is at the core. This may come through in cabinet choices that look like pieces of furniture, or in the use of inviting seating at the island. However it's achieved, a classic kitchen remains timeless because it's welcoming and comfortable for everyone.
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The sink is an essential element in any kitchen. We spend more time in front of the sink than in any other kitchen work area, therefore, it’s important to consider both function and design when it comes to this important feature. Keep reading for the key considerations and options for your new sink.
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