Photos by Tim Lenz, Joe Buzzeo and Emily Sidoti
It’s no secret that the kitchen is the heart of the home; a gathering spot for families where we all get ready for the day in the morning, and the place we all settle down in the evening while we prepare dinner and our kids do their homework. A room with such an impact on our day to day lives should be designed with your lifestyle in mind, the perfect balance of beauty and function.
In this blog article, KB Home shares 5 tips on how you can transform your kitchen into a space you and your family will love for years to come.
Design by Iris Michaels, in collaboration with Stephanie Rapp Interiors, Photo by Tim Lenz
Keep your upper cabinets light and go bold and darker on the bottom to create a classic and elegant look; and don’t be afraid to add color! A pop of color to your island or a bank of cabinetry is the perfect way to add intrigue and contrast to your kitchen.
Design by Iris Michaels, Photo by Tim Lenz
Design by Karen Berkemeyer, Photo by Joe Buzzeo
Design by Iris Michaels, Photo by Tim Lenz
You can give your kitchen a quick makeover by refreshing your wall or floor tiles, the possibilities are endless with a multitude of colors, patterns, textures and sizes that will add personality and create a focal point.
Design by Mary-Beth Oliver, Photo by Emily Sidoti
Design by Iris Michaels, Photo by Tim Lenz
Design by Mary-Beth Oliver, Built by Siladi Builders, Photo by Tim Lenz
There’s nothing more important than making sure your spaces are functional and well-lit. In addition to using recessed lighting, use pendant lights which will bring the light closer to you. You can also use any variety of white cabinetry, countertops, or tile to brighten up your space.
Design by Karen Berkemeyer and Sandy Effren, Built by Greyrock Homes
Design by Karen Berkemeyer, Built by Dibico Construction, Photo by Tim Lenz
Design by Iris Michaels, Photo by Tim Lenz
There are a plethora of custom cabinetry options that include functional inserts, pullouts and hide-away built-ins for storing appliances, dishes, spices, utensils and cutting boards. Incorporate them into your design for some everlasting convenience!
Design by Iris Michaels, Contractor: Stephen P. Bliss, Photo by Tim Lenz
Design by Karen Berkemeyer, Photo by Tim Lenz
Design by Karen Berkemeyer and Sandy Effren, Built by Greyrock Homes
Last but not least, incorporating wood accents into your design will not only add warmth, but provide a raw, earthy element to the space. A truly timeless and balanced look.
Design by Iris Michaels, Photo by Tim Lenz
Design by Karen Berkemeyer, Photo by Joe Buzzeo
Design by Iris Michaels, Contractor: Stephen P. Bliss, Photo by Tim Lenz
With lead times and the cost of materials rising, it’s important to get ahead of the process and start your kitchen project as soon as possible. Schedule an appointment with our team to find out more about how we can help transform your kitchen into a dreamy oasis.
