Have you started planning for a home improvement?
Are you full of advice on things like counters and cabinets and the best way to
get a good deal from a contractor on kitchen designs? The kitchen home
improvement process is grueling, and if done correctly, very rewarding in
terms of pleasure-factor (that is to say, how it feels to spend time in a new
space).
There is no way to avoid feeling tired during
some stage of the home improvement project, but you can make your life easier
by avoiding these common mistakes:
1. Never
overdo details of your kitchen designs.
Kitchen design accents such as pediments over
stoves and plaster mouldings on cabinet fronts can represent decorative excess.
Remember that your kitchen design should be compatible with the rest of your
home.
2. Never
overlook your kitchen ventilation.
Kitchen design include atmosphere and comfort
,thus, as you cook, whether you opt for an industrial-like stove or go with a
traditional 4 burner model, you should overcompensate when it comes to an
exhaust system (especially if you do any sort of consistent or serious cooking).
Moreover, try and get your stove installed on an outside wall so that you
don’t have a long run to the outside.
3. Never
forget your storage and service.
Cabinets are just cabinets, right? Wrong! They’re
another opportunity to inject your kitchen design and make your cooking process
more efficient. Top quality slides and hinges means cabinet doors will stay
closed and drawers won’t stick. Stay away from drawers that are stapled
together or made of particleboard. For interiors, wood veneer is more durable
than melamine, laminate or particleboard.
4. Never
forget lighting.
We live in an older type home and have original,
and some replica, lighting throughout our house. To make mood but still
maintain a good working space lighting, make sure to choose pendants over the
main work surface and sink, but some general task lighting over the entire
kitchen would have provided more light.
Angel's Professional Cabinetry
8870 N Himes Ave Suite 251 Tampa, FL 33614
(813) 394-5985
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