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Kitchen Remodeling by size
There are a few reasons why you should think about how big your kitchen is before you start kitchen remodeling. Here are some reasons why you should think about how big your kitchen is before you change it. After reading this, scroll all the way to the bottom of the page to find links to kitchen-sized tools.
1. A layout and process that work
The way your kitchen is set up and how well it works will depend on its size. It’s important that the stove, fridge, and sink all fit into the “work triangle” plan so that the kitchen works well. It might be hard to keep the work triangle in place if the kitchen is too small. This could make the space feel crowded and less useful. But if your kitchen is bigger, you might put the tools too far apart, which can also make things less useful.
2. Choosing Home Appliances
What kinds and sizes of tools you can use will depend on how big your kitchen is. If you have a small kitchen, you might need small tools that can do more than one thing. You might be able to fit more or wider ranges or appliances in a bigger kitchen, like double ovens, a bigger fridge, or even extra appliances like wine coolers.
3. Different ways to keep things
A kitchen’s layout should include plenty of storage space. To make the most of the space in small kitchens, planners have to find new ways to store things that don’t make the room look cluttered. Adding smart pull-out cases, corner drawers, and organizers that fit perfectly could be one way to do this. It’s easier to set up drawers and shelves in a bigger kitchen because there is more space for them.
4. Places to hang out and talk
A lot of the time, the kitchen is where people gather to talk. The bigger it is, the better it can do this job. You might only be able to fit a small breakfast nook in a small kitchen. What if your kitchen is really big, though? You could have a lot of counter seats, an island with bar stools, or even a separate dining area in the kitchen.
5. Style and looks
What styles you can use and how your kitchen looks will depend on its size. There are some colors, materials, and styles that can make a small kitchen feel even smaller. Be careful not to do this. Colors that are lighter and materials that reflect light can make a small kitchen look bigger. If your kitchen is bigger, you can use darker colors and heavy materials without making it feel too small.
6. Things to think about about money
The amount of money you have to spend on updating will usually depend on how big the kitchen is. Building a bigger kitchen might cost more because it needs more supplies and might be harder to put together. Figuring out how much money you need for everything from materials to work will depend on how big your kitchen is.
7. Conserving Power
The cost to heat, cool, and light your kitchen may change based on its size. While it might use less energy to heat or cool a smaller room, you might need to think of more creative ways to light it so that it feels open and bright. If your kitchen is bigger, you might need more powerful HVAC systems and different lighting plans. This could make your whole house less energy efficient.
8. How much it’s worth when you sell
Also, how you remodel your kitchen, no matter how big or small, can have a big impact on how much your home is worth when you sell it. No matter how big or small the room is, a well-thought-out design that makes the most of its beauty and usefulness can be a big selling point.
Taking all of these things into account will make sure that the newly rebuilt kitchen will not only meet your needs now but also in the future. This could make your home more valuable. Our goal at Dulles Kitchen & Bath is to make a space that is the right mix of style and function, taking into account your kitchen’s size and shape.