Help with Kitchen design!!
I’m not sold on our new kitchen design! I am so indecisive but I keep second guessing if I have enough counter or lower cabinet space. Is there anything you would change or add to this current design?? Thanks!!!
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hace 4 añosHi Kim, Just a quick note to say that I love my microwave drawer and our pantry with pull out shelves works great with labeled baskets/bins in upper part of pantry. Here are some photos. Good luck!!
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hace 4 añossome examples, last 2 from one of our past homes. I don't have better pictures but you can see we needed space for barstools and having just 12" base cabinets was perfect.
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hace 4 añosIf you plan on potentially putting in a permanent Island, make sure you plan for electical and anything that needs to be included with a permanent island. In addition to swapping the glass cabinets on that run, I would mmove the beverage fridge to the left side. Maybe instead of the built in fridge, you keep that space with counter (as originally planned) and make the top cabinet shorter with a cubby underneath for a microwave, as shown below.
Kathi Steele
hace 4 añosWe had a "built" in made. It is totally portable. I love the pull out shelf for stirring food!!.
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hace 4 añosI live in Europe where there are very small kitchens. The most popular method to have it all is to have one reg oven and one combi oven-microwave. We stack them like in the photo here (not my kitchen unfortunately). That way you can have 2 ovens or an oven and a microwave and save yourself both wall and counter space. Good luck!
Lynn G
hace 4 añosGlad you're not doing an island - I'm so sick of them. I prefer tables where people can look at each other rather than sit like strangers at a diner.
Looks like you plan on tile floors. They are so hard to stand on, and the grout lines really get gross. Wood is more "soft", and also, if something spills and you slip on it, it will hurt way less to fall on wood than on tiles. And, less likely to break things that fall on the wood (I recall the mess made when a full glass bottle of olive oil fell on my tile floors - glass shattered everywhere!). It also adds a wonderful warmth to a room that nothing else will, especially if it's left more natural - dark stains hide the dept of the wood, and show all dust, etc.
I LOVED when I had all drawers below my counter top. I think under my sink I still had doors, but that was it. So much more storage, as well as easy access to all that is stored. Trust me, you won't miss doors.
I also love having wood counter tops. Whether it's butcher block, or planks of wood. Easy to clean; if they get damaged over time can easily sand/refinish; much cheaper than rock options and way more environmentally friendly: a lot of earth is being destroyed to harvest the rock, and it still keeps going out of style. Remember when everyone wanted shiny black granite? So much of that rock is going into landfills. Even if your wood counters end up in a landfill someday, they will biodegrade.
I like that your sink plan is for under the counter. My cousin used to say how she loved that design because there was less grout to clean. I wanted that with my reno and the fella I worked with convinced me to not have it. But water would then end up getting on the edge of the sink and going under the counter and leak on my floor.
I rather liked having shelves in my reno, especially as it was a condo and we removed a wall so had open floor plan. I would have my regularly used items on the bottom shelf, and more decorative items on the top shelf. As this was seen from the L/R, I found it more interesting to see that from the other spaces than if it was a wall of cabinets - no matter what cabinet you choose, it's not a decorative addition. I can't tell if your kitchen will be separate or seen from another space/part of the view. Something to ponder if it will be the view from another room...
BTW: I went with a counter depth fridge. My kitchen was custom done. I realized afterwards they could have just moved the cabinet bases further outward and had the counter be deeper for a traditional fridge - they do have more storage room. Might have made the counters too deep though. Just a thought - could be an option.... (Note: I said I don't like islands. This didn't bother me as it was a smaller space to work with, and there were only 2 seats and they weren't side-by-side so I could still look at my guest without straining my neck... The columns were necessary to hide the gas line and electrical lines, not a decor choice...)
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