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Small kitchens can still have a big impact

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Dark color schemes shrink an already small space and make it less inviting. Use soft shades on kitchen cabinets and natural light to visually expand the room.

Another trick to make a small kitchen feel larger is by keeping window curtains pulled back so as much light as possible streams in. If this isn’t a viable option for you, consider using softer light bulbs in your overhead lighting and having a mirror or two reflect this light around the room.

Kitchens are the heart of your home. We can help you renovate yours and ensure you have the best flow for your space.

Installing a pot filler above your stove that swings out or has an extra-long hose on the faucet can help you avoid carrying heavy pots filled with water to the cooking area from the sink. Pot fillers enable you to fill containers directly on the cooking surface.

Combining two different countertop heights eases the baking process and involves kids in preparing meals. Using two different heights can also help turn your counter into both a prep space and a dining area. Combining areas to save space is a great way to save money and add value to your house.

Do you like the idea of having a fireplace in your kitchen?

Plan Landing Space

An ideal kitchen design allows at least 15 inches of countertop space on each side of a cooktop and refrigerator. This is referred to as a “landing space” and is especially useful when you are handling hot or heavy pots and pans.
Landing areas are also important near the microwave. These are also great places for meal prep or ingredient organization.

Don’t skimp on the small stuff - don’t hastily pass on the small cabinet add-ons just because of the base price tag. While it may not seem like a make or break situation to your kitchen, including features such as drawer dividers, pantry pullouts, lazy Susans, etc. will help maximize your available kitchen storage and efficiency. Not to mention, these features typically cost more to add to your kitchen design later on.

Lighting in your kitchen makes a big difference.

Floating vanities add a great design element to small bathrooms

It’s natural to want a beautiful end result when you’re doing a kitchen remodel. However, don’t focus on aesthetics to the exclusion of functionality. You still need to spend every day in the kitchen working – and you’ll be unsatisfied with your kitchen design if you find out it creates more work for you in doing your everyday tasks.

Our professional designers will help you design not only a beautiful kitchen, but a functional one as well.

So many ways to make your kitchen look new again. Let us help you design your dream kitchen.

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Lighting makes a big impact on your room. There are several ways to add lights to your kitchen. Work closely with your consultant to get proper lighting for your remodel.

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Successful Kitchen Renovation for Rental Properties | Paramount Services We know how to make your renovation come in on time and within your budget. Paramount Services works with property management companies.

A common “form over function” mistake when doing kitchen remodeling is to not consider how your cupboards, refrigerator, microwave and dishwasher open. For example, can you open the refrigerator and nearby cupboard door at the same time? You probably think this is something silly that never happens in real life, but it’s a lot more common than you may think. A design slipup like this is especially frustrating when putting dishes away or for families that tend to have more than one cook in the kitchen at a time.

Buyers are picky about kitchens and will almost always choose a home that’s remodeled over one that needs a whole lot of updating.