Completed Kitchen Remodel
All-In Construction Services, LLC
5 years ago
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Comments (2)It sounds like you have first hand experience with buying "cheap" kitchen cabinets - they just dont hold up more than 5 or 10 years. There are 2 issues with budget kitchen cabinets first is the structure/wood used..if not built correctly the wood dents and joints break with wear and tear. You can inspect for this before buying new cabinets. The finish is also very important and unfortunately it all looks good to start. THis is where you need to go with a reputable brand to ensure a good quality finish. Price for cabinets generally reflects quality so paying more will generally get you better quality cabinets. You can get a remodel cost estimate for your kitchen with the remodel cost calculators at www.remodelormove.com. To save on good quality cabinets select the finish and style you want and then check the brands that offer them then look for sales and specials many times you can find 10% off or more....See MoreKitchen Remodelling
Comments (1)Rajkumar, There are a lot of materials available but IMHO the BWP ply as the core material is best suited for Kitchen. Laminates, Glass, Acrylic are the top 3 picks for finishes for above parameters. Get trusted hardware Hettich/Hafelle/Blum/Ebco are few of the good ones. Chimney, width and suction power two most important criteria. Added features like oil collection are a good option. It depends upon you cooking style, kitchen dimensions and ventilation. Thanks, Nitin, Cornerstone Designs, Bangalore....See MoreKitchen Remodel/Update
Comments (1)I would like to add the floor will be Mahogany Color Wood Look Tile.Very dark....See MoreKitchen remodel
Comments (2)Hey Katy! How about using large white tiles with or without spacers? You can use transition strips in brass between the hardwood and the tile and tie in the brass finish to the sink faucet and lights. ( That is if you want to change the lights! I think you should) and instead of using warm lights, go for natural white. in the 4000 - 4500 Kelvin range. and perhaps a fixture that gives more light to your room! If you would like, I can take this on as a small room redesign project! I hope this helps, and I look forward to hearing from you! Best Miloni The Yellow Cushion...See MoreOTM Designs & Remodeling Inc.
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