#Sinks ideal for smaller kitchens
Watching television it may seem like everyone has a kitchen as large as a four car garage with vast amounts of space and luxuries such as island units - the reality is that for many of us space is a real premium in the kitchen. Fear not though, with clever use of the space available you can maximise the functionality of your bijou kitchen making it just as an effective as its oversized counterparts.
The Cascade - Clever curvaceous
It's no wonder Cascade is one of our biggest sellers, with its small foot print that fits into a 450mm standard base unit and its soft organic design with flowing curves and cascading drainer design, it's an attractive little addition to any kitchen. and when we say any kitchen, we mean any kitchen! Cascade is available in Stainless Steel. ROK® Granite Composite and Ceramic. furthermore it comes in five colour, so there really is one to suit any style of kitchen be in traditional or contemporary.
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#Kitchen wall panels
Nationwide coverage is reached via our retail network, with showrooms in Lerwick (Shetland), Ayr, Rosyth, Inverness, Gateshead and Newport, in addition our main showroom and factory is in Glasgow. Our showrooms are open to both trade and public.
Our product range includes, Selkie Board waterproof bathroom wall panels, Selkie Stone – a new luxury solid surface wall panel. Additionally PVC wall panels are available in the Versatile and Ancona ranges.
For kitchens worktops we work closely with Formica, Egger, Polyrey – offering a comprehensive range of laminate coverings and our own competitive Senses range. Surfstone is an affordable luxurious kitchen worktop, the only solid surface choice completely manufactured in the UK. Rearo are also leading approved manufacturers of Corian solid surface.
The commercial arm of Rearo manufacture a vast toilet cubicle range including Rapid Fit an “off the shelf” toilet cubicle system- for Public Bars, R
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#Kitchen Wall Tiles
"Suiting ideally to the Contemporary D cor of the Kitchen, Our Tiles will give your kitchen a Remodelled look Second to None"
We, at Swastik Tiles offer our customers a broad range of stylish, trendy and useful kitchen wall tiles. Right from kitchen walls to kitchen flooring, these tiles spruce up your home d cor. Be it contemporary home interiors or the traditional one, we have tiles to complement every home d cor theme and interior setting. We possess an exclusive and exhaustive collection of ceramic tiles, porcelain tiles, vitrified tiles, digital tiles and tiles produced using nano technology.
Whether you want to create a feature oriented splashback or add a simple border, there is something for every need in our exciting range collection of kitchen wall tiles. Our kitchen wall tiles can be easily adapted to any wall or wall surface which requires coverage, and we ensure that there is always a tile which is tailored as per your requisites.<
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#Shop Decorative Kitchen Accessories - Cuttings Boards at ABC Home
return policy
ABC Carpet Home will provide a custom shipping quote based on the products purchased and your international shipping destination. The quote will cover shipping and handling only; ABC Carpet & Home is not responsible for duty, brokerage, or any additional fees due at the destination. International shipping rates apply to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and Canada. If you would like to receive an estimate prior to placing your order, please contact Online Customer Service for a custom shipping quote.
Sales tax is paid on the total of merchandise and shipping fees. All sales tax is collected based on the laws and regulations of the state or province indicated in the shipping address. ABC Carpet & Home collects tax only in the states of CT, FL, NJ and NY.
Many of our non-furniture items are available for in-store pickup at no charge. You can select this option at checkout. We will co
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#Simple ways to improve the kitchen
Simple, budget-friendly ways to improve the kitchen - the most important room in the house.
My pronouncements about taste, kitchen worktops, indoor swings and the like have inspired many readers to respond with descriptions of their own kitchens. Barbara Elsmore has sent me pictures of her beautiful Hampshire home, which has benefited from her expertise in upholstery, mosaic and clever junk-shop scouring. She estimates she has saved up to £5,000 by painting her own kitchen furniture.
Kitchens soak up money like no other room. It seems that they have no ceiling when it comes to budget. If you want to install a new kitchen, or refresh your existing one without spending a fortune, it is important to remember a few key points.
First, decide whether you want fitted or free-standing furniture. If you go for free-standing, then you can save a lot of money, as you can design your dream kitchen exactly to your needs. Barbara pick
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#Side Return Extensions
If you live in a Victorian or Georgian house or apartment, building a side return extension is a great way of transforming the downstairs kitchen into a light, bright family room. At Build Team, we ve undertaken a variety of side return projects for clients across London. Whilst the general principle is the same, the variety of design options makes every project individual. Below are the key considerations during the design phase:
- How many walls do you wish to remove?
- Do you want the roof to be all glass, or slate with rooflights?
- What type of doors do you prefer? Folding sliding doors, or standard wooden patio doors.
When you have decided on the structure, you can choose what goes inside the key decisions are as follows:
- What type of kitchen do you want?
- Do you want to have tiles or a wooden floor?
- How do you want to heat the room - radiators or underfloor heating?
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#Should I Paint or Refinish my Kitchen Cabinets?
Dear Angie: I am looking to have my kitchen cabinets painted. My neighbor had terrible results with peeling paint, leaving me a bit nervous. My current cabinets are in good shape with a tough factory finish. I have heard that surface preparation is critical with these finishes in order for the paint to properly adhere and take the beating and wiping that cabinets must take. What do you recommend? – Robin W. Pittsburgh .
Dear Robin: Experts I’ve spoken with don’t recommend painting your cabinets with a traditional paint, just as they don’t recommend painting a car the same way.
Here’s the problem; most cabinets today have laminate fronts, so sanding and painting those will likely end with less-than-ideal results. Technically, you could lightly sand and paint over a solid wood cabinet, but wood cabinets can still be susceptible to warping and peeling; plus putting the wrong typ
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#Small Kitchen Ideas to Organize and Cut Clutter
Many times, apartments in urban areas have small and narrow galley-style kitchens that can be a pain to organize and inefficient to use. Older homes can have small, outdated kitchens with limited counter and cabinet space.
Maximizing space in your kitchen can be difficult, but there are some simple tips to help clear out the clutter .
Keep only what you use
Do a serious and realistic inventory of the kitchen equipment and supplies that you actually use on a regular basis.
If you only use one cast iron skillet but have several, put the others in storage or donate them. If you use your KitchenAid mixer only a few times throughout the year, store it in a guest room closet instead of it taking up valuable space in your kitchen cabinets.
A good rule of thumb is if you haven't used the item in a year, you don't need it and won't miss it. Have a garage sale, sell things on the Internet or donate to
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#Sleek Kitchen Makeovers
View the Sleek Kitchen Makeovers Slideshow
Alson this article:
Kitchen Makeovers: Furniture for a Streamlined Kitchen
All-In-One Kitchen
Workstation
Bornholm Kitchen, named for an island southeast of Sweden, is a company created by a mother-daughter team who make furniture in a Scandinavian style. Pieces like the workstation, with a dishwasher drawer, a sink and lots of storage, are handcrafted to order in the US, in either walnut or oak. bornholmkitchen.com .
Textile Inspired
Lacy
Caesarstone's new Motivo collection looks like delicate floral lace wallpaper, but it's actually embossed quartz stone that's sturdy enough for the kitchen. $100 per sq ft installed; caesarstone.com .
Kitchen Makeovers: High-Design Faucets
Modern Shape
Kitchen Makeovers: Smart Sinks
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#Simple and delicious Christmas recipes from Nigella
I am not a great one for starters before Christmas Dinner, but I will certainly have plates of Parmesan Shortbreads and my Panettone Stuffing Squares dotted around the place alongside a jug or two of my Christmas Cup. and may even offer the odd [Poinsettia] too - and if you want to do likewise, just follow the Christmas Cup recipe, but substitute Grand Marnier, Triple Sec or Cointreau for the Cherry Brandy and cranberry juice for the ginger ale.
The old fave, my Spiced and Superjuicy Turkey is hard to resist there's something about the brining method which makes the turkey easier to carve into elegantly thin slices, so not only will you feel better on the day but also the turkey will go further and for me this has to go with Allspice Gravy. Gingerbread Stuffing and Redder Than Red Cranberry Sauce. But I do want to draw your attention, as well, to the Turkey Breast Stuffed with Italian Sausage and Marsala-Steeped Cranberri
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#Small Kitchen Appliances, Food Prep, Kettles, Toasters, Coffee Machines
Whether you’re a rising baking star or see yourself as a budding barista, we have a huge range of small kitchen appliances that are perfect for you and your home.
Be inspired by our extensive range of bright and bold kettles and toasters, or whip up culinary masterpieces with our food mixers and processors. Create your own delicious loaves with a breadmaker from our range or create a tasty stew using one of our slow cookers – steamers and health fryers allow you to cook without oil for a healthier lifestyle.
Kickstart your day with a freshly brewed coffee from one of our coffee machines or refresh yourself with fruit juice made from scratch.
Food preparation
Make drinks, prepare ingredients and create side dishes with a juicer, mixer, blender or multi-function food processor. Get creative using countertop or handheld models. Our range of storage accessories includes bowls, att
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#Small kitchen makeovers, from icky to beautiful: Architectural Heritage Center Kitchen Revival Tour
Don t even look at the old photos of the kitchen that came with the 1938 English-Cape Cod house Lisa Fox bought in southeast Portland.
Every drawer was broken, counter tiles chipped, cupboards rotted from water damage. More disappointment came after scratching through a few dirty layers. Under the cheap floor tile and the annoying adhesive were short pieces of fir, face-nailed. Not pretty.
See remodeled kitchens in a 1904 foursquare to 1960 ranch
The Architectural Heritage Center s Kitchen Revival Tour is designed to be as educational as it is inspirational and entertaining. Houses on the self-guided tour represent a variety of styles and have kitchens that efficiently and stylishly serve the homeowners.
The tour is from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, April 12. Tickets are $25 and include a guidebook. Contractors and homeowners will be on site to answ
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#Small Kitchen Cabinets: Pictures, Options, Tips & Ideas
The first tip for small kitchen cabinets is to build up, not out. You can stack cabinets on top of one another, building all the way to the ceiling, and use every inch of available vertical space.
Another idea for small kitchen cabinets is to combine appliances, storage and cabinet space. You can use cabinets to hide a low-profile refrigerator, stow a trash or recycling bin, or conceal a lazy Susan. For floor cabinets, consider using small cabinets to create a small kitchen island .
Another efficient use of small kitchen cabinets is door storage. Attaching racks or shelves to the interior side of cabinet doors can allow you to double the amount of food stores or supplies they can hold. Similarly, consider adding tiered storage inside of small kitchen cabinets this will allow you to see all the items stored inside and easily access whatever you need.
Lastly, add design touches that create the impression
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#Small Kitchen Ideas
Ideas for Remodeling Your Small Kitchen
By Lee Wallender. Home Renovations Expert
As the ultimate know-nothing beginner, Lee Wallender's first experience with home renovation was remodeling a 100 year-old house.
How To Contact Me
Unfortunately, it has come to the point where I cannot answer readers' individual questions about home remodeling. The backlog has become so great that I feel I cannot adequately serve readers. If you have emergency questions, write to the address below and I will try to answer.
Email: homerenovations@aboutguide.com
Are you blessed with a space-challenged kitchen? Hopefully. Small kitchens help you make quick work of your food prep, and tend to be more ergonomically correct. Not only that, you save energy and money.
Here are some ideas you can implement for your own home. They help you to maximize space, improve aesthetics and ergonomics, and generally make your
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#Small Galley Kitchen Makeover
Design bloggers Monica and Jess turn a couple's tiny galley kitchen into an updated, functional space. They used a few tricks of the trade to get a high-end look in the room on a budget of just $1,200.
Monica and Jess are always looking for a challenge. So when they received a call for help from a couple looking to transform their dysfunctional galley kitchen, they couldn't pass up the opportunity. But when they discover that they only have $1,200 to complete the entire project, they know they will have to get creative.
Homeowners Matt and Linda have high-end taste and have sent over some inspiration photos representing what they want in the room. It would cost thousands of dollars to create the designer room that the homeowners desire. So, Monica and Jess have their work cut out for them. They plan to DIY their way to a custom look in the room for less!
Are Matt and Linda really ready to cut costs by simply painting countertop
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#Kitchen Wall Units - SimplifyDIY - DIY and Home Improvement Solutions
Kitchen Wall Units
Introduction
Wall cabinets are available in at least two different heights. Those that you choose will largely be determined by the height of your ceilings, bearing in mind that a gap of at least 450mm (18in) should be left above the worktop, and that the highest practical shelf is 1060mm (42in) above the worktop.
The following guide is intended to illustrate the size and shape of the units that are commonly available. Your specific kitchen supplier will be able to provide full details and dimensions of their own particular cabinets.
The standard depth of a wall unit is 300mm (12in) including the door. which means that a 30cm plate won’t fit flat inside the cupboard. Some manufacturers therefore also produce wall cabinets that are a little deeper at about 340mm (13 in) to get round this problem.
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#Smart Kitchen Storage Solutions
By Keith Pandolfi. This Old House magazine (Page 1 of 3)
Photo: Eric Piasecki
Sure, it may look like you've got plenty of cabinet space in your kitchen. So why are your countertops still cluttered with spice jars, small appliances, and assorted catchalls? Why are your drawers overflowing with corn-cob holders, spaghetti tongs, and chewed pens, but not the one item you need when you need it? And why, pray tell, do you practically have to crawl inside your base cabinet to retrieve that 5-gallon lobster pot stowed way in back?
The thing about kitchen cabinets is this: Even if you have 20 of them, without some organizational helpers, they're little more than big, empty boxes adult-style toy chests into which we cram whatever will fit, without any rhyme or reason.
But there are plenty of ways to start making more efficient use of your space, from simple drawer inserts to clever pullout shelving units to full-on custom cab
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#Small Kitchen Remodeling - Home Renovations
By Lee Wallender. Home Renovations Expert
As the ultimate know-nothing beginner, Lee Wallender's first experience with home renovation was remodeling a 100 year-old house.
How To Contact Me
Unfortunately, it has come to the point where I cannot answer readers' individual questions about home remodeling. The backlog has become so great that I feel I cannot adequately serve readers. If you have emergency questions, write to the address below and I will try to answer.
Email: homerenovations@aboutguide.com
Small kitchen remodeling is a game all by itself. With larger kitchen spaces you have certain freedoms that you don t have with smaller spaces. By the same token, those larger spaces make for a less effective environment for the cook.
Owners of small kitchens may be envious of homeowners you have large spaces to work with. Don t be jealous! You have many advantages that they
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#Small Kitchen Island
Small Kitchen Island: It's Possible, But You'll Need to Accommodate
By Lee Wallender. Home Renovations Expert
As the ultimate know-nothing beginner, Lee Wallender's first experience with home renovation was remodeling a 100 year-old house.
How To Contact Me
Unfortunately, it has come to the point where I cannot answer readers' individual questions about home remodeling. The backlog has become so great that I feel I cannot adequately serve readers. If you have emergency questions, write to the address below and I will try to answer.
Email: homerenovations@aboutguide.com
We ve heard it all: small kitchens cannot accommodate kitchen islands. The popular notion is that you must have a mega-sized kitchen in order to fit an island. And while it certainly doesn t hurt to have a kitchen the size of a soccer field, this does not describe your average kitchen. So, what you re looking for is a small kitch
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#Small kitchen ideas
Making the most of a limited space involves prioritising, using space wisely and designing to avoid both physical and visual clutter.
Image by ASKO.
The suburban nuclear family of 50 years ago is nowhere near as prevalent today. People these days are far more likely to live on their own, or with a partner and no children. Many more people live in apartments these days too. This change in Australia's demographics means that not only do Australians need a greater diversity of house sizes, but also that there's a far greater demand for small-but-functional kitchens.
Small kitchen designs and renovations
Let's start with a caveat - no matter what size, if you're altering an existing plan or renovating it's always best to try and work within the existing load bearing walls and the piping. Moving load-bearing structural elements or committing to ambitious plumbing changes is opening up a pandoras box of time, cost and planni
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#Small Kitchen Makeovers - By Innovation Const. Co. Marion, Mattapoisett, Rochester, MA - Sippican Week VillageSoup
Small Kitchen Makeovers
How Do I Make My Small Kitchen Look Larger?
Last week we talked about the importance of the proper layout for your kitchen. If your kitchen is small, designing the best layout to maximize your small kitchen makeovers can be a challenge. Knocking out a wall is not always a viable solution for a smaller or older home. If your yard space or budget is tight, adding on may not be an option either. A professional kitchen contractor can help you create the best kitchen to meet your needs in the space you have.
How can I have enough cabinet space in my small kitchen and leave enough room for everything else?
If you have been thinking of a few different small kitchen makeovers for your kitchen, here are some space-saving kitchen cabinet design suggestions that may work for you. If you are
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#Solid Oak Wood Kitchen Unit Doors and Drawer Fronts - Solid Wood Kitchen Cabinets
We are proud to offer a selection of solid oak door and drawer frontals to match our cabinet range. There are two designs available: "Shaker" kitchen doors which capture the simple elegance of the Shaker style; or solid oak "Traditional", an enduring farmhouse design. Every product is manufactured to the highest standards by our experienced team of experts, so - when you choose our wood kitchen doors - you can be certain you're paying for quality and craftsmanship above and beyond our competitors.
An elegant yet simple design, reminiscent of the popular Shaker movement. These doors are manufactured from 20mm thick solid oak, with a 6mm thick oak centre panel. Available in a range of finishes.
Shaker Doors
Traditional Doors
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#Small-Kitchen Makeover
This 75-square-foot L-shaped kitchen is super-functional and beautiful too.
After visiting my friends Sarah and John in Brooklyn, N.Y. and dining in the middle of their spatially challenged living room that faces the back of their sofa, I offered my design services to put their open-concept kitchen to better use.
The kitchen, a 75-square-foot L-shaped space right in the center of their two-bedroom apartment, was packed with new stainless appliances, solid surface countertops and honey-toned cabinetry. Although it looked great and fit their day-to-day needs, it could be better utilized with an integrated dining space -- especially since they enjoy eating fresh, home-cooked meals along with newborn daughter, Orly, and John's tween daughter, Emily. After persuading them to turn the space over to me and my team for three days, I gave my team a clear goal: we'd maximize their storage and free up enough space to seat four people comfortably.
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#Small Kitchen Islands: Pictures, Options, Tips & Ideas
A small kitchen design doesn't have to result in a recipe for disorganization and too little counter space. In fact, the addition of a kitchen island can provide extra storage room and a place for food preparation, making the space more manageable.
Kitchen Islands: Beautiful, Functional Design Options
When designing the kitchen layout for a small space, it is important to thoroughly consider the size of the space you will be working with in order to find a kitchen island that will be efficient. Decide on where you will be placing the kitchen island and how tall you would like for it to be.
Depending on available space, you may have room for a kitchen island with seating by squeezing in a stool or two on one side. If you only have room for one, then consider purchasing a seat that can be easily moved when you need to use the island for other purposes.
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#Sony ICFCDK50 Under Cabinet Kitchen CD Clock Radio
Product Description
Designed to maximize your counter space and blend with virtually any d cor, this under cabinet CD clock radio is the perfect addition to any kitchen. Boasting deep bass and powerful sound quality, this unit lets you enjoy your favorite tunes while you cook, clean, or just relax with a cup of coffee. The built-in audio cable lets you connect your digital music player, while the CD player accepts burned CD-R or RWs. An AM or FM radio is also included with 15 preset stations. For the ultimate convenience, a remote control is included for changing tracks, radio stations, adjusting volume and more.
From the Manufacturer
Time spent in the kitchen just got more enjoyable. This attractive and slim under-cabinet CD clock radio produces rich sound and features a built-in audio cable for digital music players. Designed to maximize your counter space and blend with virtually any decor, this unde
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#Kitchen Wallpaper Designs - Ideas on Wallpaper for Kitchens
Due to the fact that a kitchen is where meals are made and also eaten, it is just a matter of time before stains and splashes happen, therefore, kitchen wallpaper normally has a plastic layer which is washable. Kitchen wallpaper is generally manufactured from non-woven wallpaper, vinyl, or PVC, so cleaning the wallpaper hassle free and simple. This also helps to keep the wallpaper looking brand new whilst also being moisture and water resistant.
Our kitchen wallpaper designs are ideal for both the traditional and contemporary styled kitchens. Modern wallpaper designs in 1ClickWallpapers collection of kitchen wallpaper consist of the Geo Black Wallpaper and more traditional designs feature the Time for Tea Wallpaper. Check out our available kitchen design ideas, our prices are competitive but our quality is always second to none.
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#Somerset Classic Freestanding Handmade Kitchen Furniture
Somerset Classic Kitchen
The Somerset classic kitchen is hand built by skilled, local craftsmen from top-grade solid pine and finished by hand with wax or painted with soft country cream or pale powder blue.
The pine carcasses are complemented with solid beech or oak worktops. These worktops are finished with Danish oil to protect them and enhance the natural features of the wood.
Although we have picked standard pieces and finishes that we think will fit in most kitchens, all of the kitchen units are hand-made to order, so we can offer a completely bespoke service. These custom-made kitchens can be constructed to fit any features you already have on site and we can also design around any kitchen appliances you might like. Additionally as part of this bespoke service we can colour match the kitchen bases to any British Standard colour or any Farrow Ball colour.
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#So You Got a KitchenAid For Christmas – Now What To Do With It?
If you are lucky enough to have been gifted with (or have purchased yourself) your first KitchenAid Stand Mixer, you’re probably really excited to use it, but you may not know quite where to start. Never fear, we’ve put together the ultimate guide to using the KitchenAid mixer, explain what each of the attachments are for and we also highlight some of the accessory options you can pick up in the future for even more fun in the kitchen.
What Do Those Speeds Mean Anyway?
Seeing 10 speeds on a machine can seem a bit daunting, but the unnumbered/in-between speeds are for fine tuning, so the ones you really need to pay attention to are as follows:
Stir Speed:
You should always start with your mixer on this speed and amp up from there. Whenever you are adding flour to the mixture this speed should be used, otherwise you will be engulfed in a cloud of flour. This is also a good sp
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