Are you tired of the same old kitchen? Maybe you need an update. A fashionable kitchen island, a larger oven, a splashback or an entirely new colour scheme. Kitchens Bangor are really worth spending the time and money on. Do you only know what you really do not want and need inspiration for ideas? Well not to worry there, we are going to show you the latest and greatest in trends.
Making use of the Space
When you are working with a kitchen space on the smaller side, it is absolutely essential that the proper layout is considered to make each and every bit of space in the kitchen utilised to its fullest potential. A great way of streamlining things is to have all of your cabinets on one wall, this opens up all the rest of the space for you to play around with and do as you please.
Tall and narrow galley-style cabinet layouts can really benefit a long and slim kitchen with limited space and transform the offering.
If you have a larger kitchen, then an island tabletop installation can be the best way to make use of the space. While this is true, it’s important that you do not make the measurements too big otherwise all that space will disappear, and moving around the kitchen will be oh-too difficult. Opting for an open or even a floating island can keep areas accessible and provide additional spaces for seating. The area under the island’s worktop can also offer paces for storage for kitchen utility.
Hot Water on Demand
Hot water taps are set to be the favourite new kitchen in 2021. Searches for hot water taps have increased by a whopping 25 per cent in 2020, which suggests that it’s almost certainly a trend that you’ll want to keep your eyes open for in 2021 and onwards.
Now let’s look to the realm of colour – things are taking a turn for the dark… no don’t worry not in that way! What we mean is that there is a shift towards darker tone kitchens in colour. Dark worktops and countertops can be just what the doctor ordered.
Viewed by many designers as an accent colour, such as the likes of black and dark greys when they are used on worktops, floors and splashbacks can be used to make a room feel particularly inviting. This is especially true when it is combined with textured woods to create a rustic and cosy charm.
Downward extractors
Extractor fans are being transported from the original kitchens that we once know and shifting towards downdraft extraction systems.
This is particularly important in open-plan kitchen spaces that mean that ahead height extractor hood atop an island can make a visual barrier and negatively block and affect the ambience. Downdraft extractors which are integrated into the hob can give creativity of design and can tap into a trend for minimal and professional styling. Ask your designer about potentially incorporating this cutting edge design innovation into your prospective kitchen.
