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Kitchen Renovation

24 Feb

Posted at 14:37h in Design Tips & Tricks, Kitchen Renovation by
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When designing a new kitchen or renovating an outdated kitchen there are many things to be taken into consideration. While choosing which bench top materials, kitchen cabinet door styles or extravagant kitchen appliances you want to use, it is also important to think about the smaller details of your new kitchen. To add the perfect finishing touch to the functionality of your kitchen renovation, here are some innovative kitchen design solutions you may not have thought about before.

17 Feb

Posted at 10:21h in Design Tips & Tricks, Kitchen Renovation by
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Early morning starts would be much easier if you knew you had a comfy and intimate eating area in your kitchen to relax with a hot cup of coffee. An eat-in kitchen provides a place for family and friends to gather during food preparation as well as a cosy area to enjoy a long breakfast in the sun. Eat-in kitchens have endless design opportunities and aren’t limited to only large kitchens; you can simply add stools to a kitchen island or add a table and chairs to create a breakfast nook. Here are some creative ideas for small kitchen eating areas to inspire more family meals at the table.

10 Feb

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When embarking on a kitchen renovation, the fun part is spending hours collecting inspiration for your dream kitchen. The hard part is narrowing down your options and finding your perfect kitchen style from hundreds of inspiring kitchen collections. Here are some tips on how to get through the first stage of remodelling your kitchen – finding your kitchen style.

20 Jan

Posted at 16:16h in Design Tips & Tricks, Kitchen Renovation by
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A modern interior design trend that is becoming popular in many kitchens is exposed brick wall texture and patterns in your kitchen. Many kitchen designers may be afraid of using brick in the kitchen because of the uncertainty in cleaning options and maintenance. Balance is crucial when using brick in your kitchen as the right amount can add a historic and warm look to your kitchen design. Here are some ways to incorporate brick into your kitchen.

02 Dec

Posted at 14:42h in Design Tips & Tricks, Kitchen Renovation by
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Thinking of adding a new look to your kitchen but don’t have a lot to spend? An easy and cost effective way to renovate your kitchen is with colour. Giving your kitchen a colourful revamp is the quickest way to salvage an old, worn out kitchen. Here are some ways to give your kitchen a fresh vibe with colour schemes to match this season.

25 Nov

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A transitional kitchen design incorporates traditional, contemporary and modern styles. As they offer a great deal of flexibility from the warmth of traditional style and the simple lines of contemporary design, transitional kitchens are a great choice for homeowners with different tastes who can’t compromise on one particular style. Here we have compiled a list of elements that you will find in a transitional kitchen.

08 Oct

Posted at 16:25h in Design Tips & Tricks, Kitchen Renovation by
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The quality of your kitchen bench tops will have a huge impact on the result of your kitchen and as they are a dominant element it can be difficult to choose an option. Kitchen bench tops are the most used surface in the kitchen and should be made out of the most resilient material while remaining aesthetically pleasing. Here are some low-maintenance kitchen bench tops to consider so you can spend less time cleaning and more time entertaining in the kitchen.

23 Sep

Posted at 17:33h in Design Tips & Tricks, Kitchen Renovation by
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Timber continues to be a popular and traditional choice for kitchen cabinets as it comes in an array of finishes and styles. Timber kitchen cabinets offer a lot of design options for your kitchen but because they come in so many intense colour tones it can be hard to style your kitchen around them. While colour schemes such as grey, white and beige are an obvious choice, here are some other unique colour and material ideas to complement your timber kitchen cabinets and make them stand out in your kitchen.