7 Tips for Perfecting your Modern Kitchen Design


Stanley 31 by Masterpiece Homes
The colour palette in your kitchen can dramatically change the feel of the space. This is a personal preference - but kitchens always benefit from pops of colour. This could include bright hues for wall colours and appliances, contrasted with dark benchtops or cabinets. Alternatively, warmer tones filled with browns and neutrals work for creating a cosier cooking space for you and your family. Browse display homes and colour options to decide the vibe you want from your kitchen space.Positioning Appliances Where you place your appliances can make a difference in the appearance and organisation of your kitchen. A modern kitchen will appear clean and minimal - try and ensure that the majority of your bench space is clear. This will give you more space, so if you can, place small appliances away in cupboard space when they are not being used. It is smart to factor this into storage when designing cabinets and storage.Hidden Appliances

Be smart with your space It can be ideal to know what appliances you are purchasing before you design your kitchen. This will make designing your space a whole lot easier if you know the size of your appliances. For example, if you are aware of the size of your fridge then you can design your cabinets and cupboard space accordingly to avoid the common issue of your fridge extending beyond its neighbouring cabinets. Be cautious when designing overhead cabinet space as well - if the cabinet is too deep then you might find yourself having trouble reaching for things at the back.
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Joel Robinson
Joel Robinson is the Editor in Chief at iBuildNew, where he leads the editorial team and oversees the country's most comprehensive news coverage dedicated to the new home building industry. With more than a decade of experience in residential real estate journalism, Joel brings deep insight into Australia's evolving home building and construction landscape.




