Expert Tips for Maximizing Your Kitchen Design Consultation

While considering the option of renovating your kitchen, the most important aspect is the design element of your kitchen. It also adds to the magic of using the kitchen in the best manner possible. The finesse in design adds the element of convenience to the art of cooking as well as inspires women to use kitchen space in the best possible manner. By working closely with developers during your design consultation, you can tap into their knowledge and experience, gaining valuable insights and suggestions that will maximize the value and aesthetics of your kitchen renovation.

Consider Your Work Triangle

The refrigerator, stove, and sink are usually the most utilized parts of your kitchen. Depending on what you’re cooking, however, your work triangle could be slightly different. If, for example, your baking process doesn’t involve much rinsing but includes plenty of mixing, your triangle might be your oven, refrigerator, and counter. Whatever the three busiest parts of your kitchen are, try to reduce any clutter or obstacles between them.

Go Appliance Shopping

Research appliances online and go shopping just to get an idea of what kind of things are out there and what kind of budget range there is in your appliance selection. This will help you establish a general category you want to be in. Your kitchen designer will help you refine your final choices based on his/her experience and knowledge of those appliances. Your kitchen designer can give you a good comparable that might be a better choice, or fill you in on customer feedback by telling you what previous clients liked or didn’t like about features of the appliances they selected.

Make Your Own Scrapbook of Ideas

You should start by cutting out photos from books and magazines, printing images from the web or from our website and blog and creating your own little scrapbook of things that you like. It’s Very Important that you use a post it note on the photo and write the reason you pulled that particular photo. Write what you like about the picture at the time you pull the picture because it has been our experience that once clients have a library of 20 or 30 of these, they often tell us they have no idea why they liked that photo.

Declutter to Create Space

• Get rid of anything you don’t use:- There are always certain gadgets and appliances lurking in the back of cupboards!
• Look for anything that’s broken:- Chipped crockery/mugs, cracked glassware etc.
• Set up a "seasonal" drawer:- Just like you change out your summer and winter clothes in your closet, you can set up a drawer in your kitchen or pantry for summer and winter equipment, suggests Shake. In the summer, the drawer could be filled with picnic supplies, ice cream maker, and popsicle molds.

Conclusion

In conclusion, renovating your kitchen can be an exciting project that can breathe new life into your home. When it comes to designing your kitchen, it's important to consider the work triangle and to reduce clutter and obstacles between the busiest parts of your kitchen. Appliance shopping can help you establish a budget range and give you an idea of what's out there, while creating a scrapbook of ideas can help you communicate your preferences to your kitchen designer. Finally, decluttering can create space and make it easier to access the items you use regularly.