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A guide to kitchen makeovers

Are you looking for a kitchen makeover and do not know where to start from? Whether it is the heart of your home or simply a place to boil the occasional egg, kitchens nowadays, come in a range of styles. Here is a simple guide of what to keep in mind when remodeling. You may want to stick to the general look of your simple kitchen or choose a style.

Contemporary

This look is neat, tidy and streamlined. When remodeling, it can be an easier option as most of our kitchens, especially those in modern apartments, fill this format. It is light, airy and uses space judiciously. Compared to any other style, this is the most individualistic. There are no rules, just your own ideas and creativity. However, try to choose bold tables, islands and cabinets in sleek designs. If you are going for new kitchen doors, go for ones with high polish. Pine kitchen doors are a good choice. Choose any eclectic piece you own and remodel around it. In addition, experiment with the colours and fabrics. A cheerful yellow or a bold scarlet, take your pick.

Traditional

This is a timeless classic design and there is a good chance that your kitchen is already designed on these lines. It is a good idea to stick to it, as it will not go out of style. Your kitchen may have elements from different historical periods such as Victorian, Georgian, or Regency. The devil here lies in the details. Add antique fixture and appliances.
Kitchen drawers They have to be wooden - cherry, walnut, pine, mahogany. You can add little details - crown and rope fluting, corbels and other ornamentation. You can use the kitchen to showcase your antique collection, especially if it involves kitchenware. However, you may choose to stay with the times when it comes to drainage, plumbing and everyday appliances.

Country

The country kitchen is a cheery one, having an open space with a rustic look. It is characterised by handmade and homespun look. The fabrics range from chintz, checked, floral, gingham to plaid. You can get cheap kitchen units and give them a distressed look. Add panelling and bead board. However, keep a homespun look with distressed finished furniture.

Shaker kitchen

This versatile style combines both traditional and modern styles.
Shaker cabinet doors They have natural finish, as do other furniture. It has a modern sleek feel of contemporary kitchen with the natural, calm feel of a traditional kitchen. Go ahead! Design your dream kitchen with these tips.

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