When looking over the kitchens we've designed in the past several decades, it's clear that while the Traditional style has had a lot of staying power, what it is and how it is applied has shifted as time has gone on. Today, we're going to look closely at traditional style kitchen design and identify how homeowners now are applying the concepts of this classic style to create new spaces.
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There are a lot of details that go into a kitchen design, and each part plays its role in the overall finished look. However, the combination of your kitchen's cabinetry and countertops creates a foundation for the design and can help the details stand out or blend in depending on your goals. Getting a great pairing between the color of your cabinetry and the color and type of your countertops is already getting your new kitchen design well on its way. Here, we'll take a look at four stylish combinations to consider.
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Updating a home with history can be one of the most interesting types of remodels to undertake. An important part of the project is to evaluate the existing portions of the home or space that are worth preserving, and those that are ripe for change. These considerations come down to a variety of factors, such as sentimental or aesthetic perspectives, which will create a framework for the new ideas. This kitchen remodel in Okeana is a wonderful example of combining old with new to create a space that works perfectly with the home's character.
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When a kitchen functions correctly, you can feel it. Your workflow, from food prep, cooking, and serving to clean up and use when a meal isn't in the works, is smooth and free of issues. All kitchens start off with the potential to be highly functional, but choices in where things were installed, what cabinets were picked, or what changes have been made over the years can all lead to a space that doesn't quite work as intended for you and the way you need it. When evaluating your kitchen for a remodel, there are 5 key areas where the function of your kitchen resides.
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