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Quality Furniture Pieces for Your Renovated Kitchen

Allen Brown by Allen Brown
October 10, 2020
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The kitchen is one of the most used rooms in the home. Over the years, it may become outdated, and the cabinets develop faulty hinges and handles. It may also be that space has not been well-optimized in the kitchen area.

Many people choose to fully renovate their kitchen rather than simply replace one or two cabinets. This is because the norm is for everything to match, and to be installed at the same time. There is a standard look that many kitchens have when they are renovated for a modest price. The units are usually white, with tiling on the walls and perhaps behind the cooker. 

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Some people have extra money to spend and want their kitchen to stand out above the rest. There may be some special purchases and unique items to take things up a level. Let’s look at some of those right now! 

Custom Cabinets

For a standard kitchen renovation, the fitter will ensure everything fits ok. They will also be ensuring there is adequate floor and turning space. When it comes to custom cabinetry that will impress there is always professional help that can be sought. Such firms will specialize in helping with home building or do-it-yourself projects. They will be used to speaking with contractors and interior designers about their customers’ requirements. When bespoke items are made they may include natural stone countertops or specialist tile fitting. 

Restored Furniture

These items are not new, but they are probably going to be expensive. Such things are perfect for lovers of good, solid wood with all its knots, grain, and character. The furniture may be painted over or covered in stain or varnish. 

People can choose from a host of different items such as solid dining tables made of oak, with matching chairs. Someone may wish to have an oak dresser at the side of the kitchen that has antique plates on display. Drop leg tables or tea trolleys can be great when space is limited. 

Kitchen Islands And Breakfast Bars

Kitchen islands are becoming more and more popular these days. Why not have one made from quality wood? It might go in the middle of the kitchen floor if there is sufficient space. Things can be stored underneath, and when seats or stools are provided, people can sit at the island too. Imagine preparing food from here, or helping a child with their homework while you cook. 

Breakfast bars are also great because they provide a small designated area for perching on a stool and beginning the day with some tasty food. 

Pantry Cupboards and All Things Alcoholic

Pantry cupboards can be quite a unique feature to have. They are basically single or double-sized food larders, depending on the kitchen size. 

People who enjoy a good tipple may consider buying a quality wine rack or minibar. Alternatively, they may buy a sideboard or dresser with a built-in wine rack. Other people may choose a new drinks cabinet and some solid wooden bar stools. 

Quality items speak for themselves: they can be beautiful to behold and make great talking points. More importantly, they can serve the family’s needs for many years to come. 

Allen Brown

Allen Brown

The information contained in this article is for informational purposes only and is not in any way intended to substitute professional advice, medical care or advice from your doctor.

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