Since the kitchen is the center of most homes, it’s the room that people renovate the most. Instead of simply replacing the tile or cabinets when you are having the kitchen remodeled, it can be completely reconfigured to create more room or provide better flow between its features. Here are some of the ways that a kitchen can be reconfigured during a renovation.
Remove Walls
Most people want an open floor plan when they are looking for a house to buy. However, if you don’t wish to move to a new house, removing the wall that separates the kitchen from the dining area or living room can provide the open floor concept you desire. However, before tearing down a wall, schedule a consultation about a custom room design in North Shore Long Island, NY to discover other ways to reconfigure the kitchen.
Move Cabinets
When you are renovating the kitchen, a new cabinet layout design can completely change how the kitchen looks and functions. The position of the sink and stove can be changed to improve the flow between appliances from the food preparation area, or a different layout can provide more space in the kitchen. A designer can create a custom room design that can provide the features you need with the aesthetic you want in your home. Click here for more details.
Add Value to Home
If you’re considering selling your house, a kitchen renovation can add value to your home. A minor kitchen remodel in New York can add about $16,700 to a house while a major kitchen renovation will add about $40,500. Before you start tearing out walls or cabinets, consult a designer at Classic Kitchen & Bath Center about ways to improve the kitchen.
A custom room design can reveal how to change the kitchen in ways that you may not have considered to provide the space and features you want.
