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Before any kitchen project can begin, you have to access what you want, what you can
actually have, and what would work best for you. On this page, we will help you determine
exactly what kind of kitchen can fit inside your home and how feasible some of your wildest
dreams might be. We will also tell you the "triangle" theory of kitchens and show you how to
stay true to your initial vision for your dream kitchen.
* New Versus Remodeled Kitchen
Maybe your old kitchen is falling apart and is not inspiring you any longer. This doesn't
necessarily mean you have to tear the whole room apart and start from scratch. On this page,
we will show you the pros and cons of remodeling your kitchen as opposed to completely
building a new one. You might be surprised how a few decorative changes can go a long way
to revitalizing your kitchen.
* Designing a Kitchen on a Budget
It's easy for home projects to spiral out of control. Whenever you are rebuilding or
renovating a room there are always hundreds of small expenses you never considered when
your were in the planning stage. While these costs are unavoidable, there are ways to keep the
price down. In this section, we will show how to design your kitchen on a strict budget.
There's no reason why the price of your dream kitchen has to be a nightmare.
* Hiring a Professional to Design a Kitchen
While designing your kitchen will save you money the headache it cause might not be
worth the extra dollars. A professional who designs kitchens for a living can really simplify the
process. In this section, we will show you when it is time to admit defeat and bring in a pro. We
will also show you how to maintain control of your kitchen once a designer is brought in and
how to check your designer's credentials.
* Basic Tips for Kitchen Remodeling
Once you have assessed your kitchen needs and decided how you want to go about
executing them, it's time to put pen to paper and start designing your new kitchen. On this
page, we will give you some general concerns you should keep in mind when you are
planning your new kitchen. For instance, you don't want to end up with a kitchen that has the
sink positioned too far away from the fridge.
* Kitchen Size Considerations
Despite the picture of the dream kitchen you have in your head, the actual space you have
in your house might not be compatible with your ideal. As with any home project, you have to
balance practicality with your grandest wishes. In this section, we will show you how to plan
around the size of your kitchen space and use every inch to its maximum potential.
* Kitchen Shape Considerations
Next to size, the shape of your kitchen space can your biggest design headache. In this
section, we will show you how to plan around an oddly shaped kitchen. There are three main
types of kitchen shapes the U shape, the L shape, and the G shape. We will also show you
how to manage a small, or galley, kitchen.
* Eat-In Kitchens
Many people prefer the informal, casual style of an eat-in kitchen. There are three styles of
kitchen dinning. First there is counter dining, which would naturally require a counter top. Next
there is a breakfast nook, which requires a small space or alcove. Finally, there is the
traditional eat-in kitchen. On this page, we will show you which option is right for you and your
home.
* Kitchen Islands
A kitchen island can be a cheap and attractive way to expand your counter space. An
island can also help you add a second sink, dishwasher, or oven to your kitchen. On this page,
we will show you all the benefits of a kitchen island and whether or not it would be right for
you. We will also discuss the growing trend of having a desk in your kitchen.
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