Research your design elements
It is important to research and
collect samples of the materials and colour schemes you plan to use for the
project. This will enable you to create a "mood board" that will allow you to
visualize how the various design elements will look together.
Embrace innovative trends
Contemporary interior design trends
are dynamic. Do your research! This could help make
unique additions to your kitchen space. Magazines such as HomeLife or Grand
Designs Australia provide great insight to interior design ideas.
Attention to detail
Attention to detail can make or break
the appearance of a new kitchen. Make sure you consider styling features such
as splashback choice, undermount or top skins, draining solutions, and edge
detail selection to create a space that represents your lifestyle.
Design around your appliances
It's important to research your
choice of appliances such as oven and cooktop, dishwasher and microwave as their
dimensions will play a fundamental role in the overall layout of the kitchen.
Be sure to allow for just the right amount of space to avoid frustration when
your new fridge doesn't quite fit in its space.
Value-adding
Value-adding
It might be tempting to keep costs down
by opting for cheaper appliances and materials but it's important to think
long-term. A renovation is an investment that adds value to your home. Using
products from reputable brands creates a quality finish that will appeal to future potential buyers.
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