Kitchen Remodeling

The best would be to think of an interior design that includes everything you need for your custom kitchen, then setting it on paper while having the concept of easy-use in mind.

Stick to one design choice

It’s good to show personality with your kitchen design, but don’t overdo it and turn it into a disco-zone. Dare for a splash of color and attitude here and there, yet try to keep it fairly restrained while following a similar pattern for your entire custom kitchen.

If out of ideas, simple cabinet and countertop pieces can be a stylish choice, and all you need is a dash of spicy, colorful items to give your custom kitchen that personal touch.

Also, make sure to fit your new custom kitchen into your custom home. Match the colors and elements of design from the kitchen to complete the ones of your home. Otherwise, it will look as if you’re living in different houses when entering your odd kitchen.

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Even if the size of your kitchen is relatively small, that doesn’t mean you can’t make it better.

Keep the appliances as well as kitchen stuff to the essential minimum, think of rolling – expanding – folding furniture, go high with the shelves, and install bigger windows to let natural light make the room feel bigger.

Now, if your kitchen is actually a kitchenette – like the ones you would find in a studio or accessory dwelling unit (ADU), think of multipurpose for everything in that kitchen:

a worktop can also serve as a dining table,
folding chairs can be hidden away if not used,
a microwave can be built into the upper cupboards leaving the countertops free,
or a mini-fridge can be concealed by lower panels, leaving the space on top free.

Add a kitchen island

Kitchen islands are a lot more than what you see on TV, with angry chefs running around them while pressured by time.

This useful home improvement will not only give a modern look to your kitchen, but it will also serve as the place where an entire family can gather together while you prepare their diner in front of them, or it can be the ideal place to grab that fast lunch if pressured by time.

If more kitchen space is necessary, you can choose to extend your current kitchen through a kitchen bump out or a room addition. Though, it’s good to have in mind that the entire home design will change with it.

Make a nook

If space allows it, think of adding a nook to your kitchen renovation plans. Nothing fancy, a bench, a recliner, even a small couch placed in a corner with some plump pillows and warm blankets can make it the ideal place to have your morning coffee, or that hot cocoa in the middle of the night.

This idea will also work great for an accessory dwelling unit (ADU), where instead of a kitchenette, you can have a larger half kitchen/half living, and earn more space for both – making it a great overall home remodeling concept.

Gather samples

Since you want to make sure that the kitchen remodeling contractor of your choice gets a clear idea of what needs to be done, gather a visual list of paint colors, flooring, cabinets, tops, and hardware.

There’s plenty of inspiration to do that online or in magazines, or you can visit your local stores and gather around their brochures or other print materials. Even better, ask for a rendition of the finished project from your kitchen remodeling contractor if possible.

For more ideas like the ones shown above, feel free to get in touch with us for a friendly chat. We have tons of clever kitchen remodeling concepts ready to share with you.

Sod Home Group is the top kitchen remodeling contractor in California, offering exquisite kitchen remodeling services for the past decade. Because just like a calorie-free cake, we believe that any home renovation should be delightful and carefree.