Many homeowners love the simple and practical elements found in a well-built New England kitchen. It incorporates several features and classic neutral colors that make it appealing among other kitchen designs. If you’re planning a major New England kitchen project this year, you shouldn’t undertake the project by yourself. To make the most out of your investment, you need to work with trusted kitchen and bathroom remodel experts such as DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Southeast Florida.
Here are some of the key design features when planning a New England Kitchen remodel:
Every New England kitchen is built with expert workmanship using quality natural materials. It should also feature practical features that add to the overall convenience when using the kitchen, such as an island for food preparation and adequate storage for cookware and utensils. There should also be a dining space and seating for at least two other people!
The kitchen cabinets in every New England kitchen aren’t prioritized as a key design feature but rather function and practicality. You don’t have to fill the entire space above and below your countertops when picking upper and lower cabinets, but it should still help provide enough functionality to serve your kitchen needs without making the area look too crowded.
Add a Touch of Nautical Elements
New England’s coastline is a testament to its heritage of the fishing industry. Add nautical interior elements such as driftwood, cargo-like lighting, and other seafaring accents. You can also consider adding a bit of stone and industrial metals that add to the design language of a typical New England kitchen!
If you’re planning a major home remodeling project, DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Southeast Florida is your best choice for the job. Call us today at (772) 200-2625 in Stuart or (561) 935-3915 in Jupiter! You can also reach us online for an appointment by filling out our contact form. We serve West Palm Beach, Port St. Lucie, Jupiter, and neighboring FL areas.
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