Planning a kitchen is no small matter. For a room that is often the heartbeat of the home, you’ll want to make sure it delivers on design, functionality, and budget.
Our first meeting is always about starting the conversation. We want to understand what you want to change so we can deliver the best possible result. It’s about hearing your ideas as much as it is talking about what’s possible. We will take a close look at your house, discuss your budget, and listen to all of your wildest ideas and wish lists before drilling down to what can realistically be accomplished.
Depending on how certain you are about what you want in a new kitchen, there are many things to consider and they are usually addressed in our first meeting.
Once we have determined your budget and the new kitchen footprint, we move on to the layout. In this phase, we think about:
Questions and answers at this point hover around your cooking habits and the social dynamics of your family. This is where we are able to make the kitchen design more uniquely yours. For instance:
Does the chef of the family want to face the dining room to have conversations with the family? We can position the island and appliances so that this is possible.
Or, would you prefer to have the sink facing out with the chef’s back to their company? This is sometimes a consideration when you have a lovely view that you want to look out on as you work in the kitchen.
An experienced kitchen designer is immensely helpful here. We work with some very talented kitchen designers who will not only bring several new ideas to the table but will help bring your ideas to life.
Once we figure out the overall layout, we move on to the finish details. These include items such as:
Kitchen remodels are often the most expensive type of renovation. That said, there are certain aspects that will add to the budget. For instance:
Thinking about a new kitchen for your Main Line home? Schedule a conversation today and find out what’s possible.
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