Tweed Kitchens

 A kitchen is known to be the most important part of a house. Whether you are living on your own or have a large family, this is where delicious meals are created. All the tasty snacks and mouth-watering meals that you know, and love come out of this area, and on any given day you can spend hours in it. If the kitchen is the centrepiece of your home, you want it to be elegant, modern, and logical. The kitchen is often the first place that a person will look to when renovating, as they known it can add the most value. After this comes bathrooms and living space, however we all know a kitchen can change the whole feel of a home. But what exactly is it that gives the most value when renovating a kitchen? Here are the top things that add value to your kitchen on the Gold Coast.

Avoid the “fad” and short trends

Getting caught up in short-lived trends will be a very costly exercise. The reality is, living in a renovation can be tough, especially when it is the kitchen. Doing it once is hard enough, and if you jump onboard the current fad, chances are you will want to renovate again because the trend has changed. Do not get caught up in these, and stick strong to what works, great design, quality materials and simplicity.

Open it up

The push towards open living spaces is not a trend, it is now a key design concept in almost all homes. Being able to seamlessly transition from kitchen to living and dining areas is a must, so eliminating walls and high bench tops is way to do this. The reality is, being boxed in the kitchen makes the space feel less than what it is. Take advantage of open design and maximise the space you have. From here, you can renovate the transitioning rooms to suit your kitchen…suddenly, your house has completely changed.

The entertaining area?

Gold Coast Kitchens have changed dramatically over the years. The days of walls and not being able to see the kitchen from the dining table are gone. Now, designers and homeowners have got very cunning, and have incorporated seating and bench space into their kitchen. This gives a great entertaining feel to the kitchen, as everyone can chat, drink, and contribute whilst being able to take a casual seat. This maximises the bench space, whilst increasing the amount of people you can host.

The Kitchen Facelift

If you hate the way your kitchen looks and do not have the money to completely rip it out, consider a facelift. This will involve changing the benchtops, doors and handles of the kitchen to something more sleek, elegant, and modern. By changing the aspects of the kitchen that catch the eye first, you essentially have a brand-new kitchen. After all, these parts of the kitchen are what people see immediately. This combined with some new appliances will change your Gold Coast kitchen dramatically.