The kitchen is one of the most important aspects of your home. It is where you cook your meals and create your food, it is where your energy for your everyday activities comes from. It is also the area where you keep your ingredients. Also, kitchens have been one of the spots where you take pics of the food you make.
Can you smell it in the air? If it’s summer, then you’re probably catching the unmistakable scent of barbecue from someone’s backyard. Who knows, maybe it’s your own backyard landscape that’s creating that summer smell. For many, when you’re building an Colorado outdoor kitchen, having a space to enjoy a summer BBQ is one of your top priorities. Especially when the weather gets warmer and the days get longer, it’s hard not to be tempted to get behind the grill and turn up the heat.
When installing a kitchen in a new home or remodeling this zone in an established property, most people spend much of their time concentrating on things like benchtops, cabinetry, tiles, ovens, dishwashers, and fridges.
There are a variety of reasons for which homeowners remodel their kitchens. In some cases, remodels are facilitated by fire, water or weather damage. Other times, a kitchen’s décor has become outdated or just plain boring to look at. Whatever your reason for proceeding with a kitchen remodel, there are a number of precautions you’ll need to take with your major appliances. Given how much certain appliances can cost to repair or replace, budget-conscious homeowners should take steps to keep these devices protected throughout the renovation process.
This eco barn situated in the United Kingdom was completely redesigned by Bulthaup by Kitchen Architecture.
This kitchen with an industrial feel was recently completed by Chantel Elshout.
This home is perched and cantilevering off a hill in the prestigious suburb of Dover Heights in Sydney’s East. A beautifully architect designed home, boasting 270° panoramic views from Bondi Beach to North Sydney. It sits on the cliff face with 2 levels above ground and four levels down and it’s a showstopper! It embraces its surroundings and captures the stunning views in their entirety. A cutting edge modern home both architecturally and with finishes such as enormous expanses of glass, concrete, sandstone and basalt.
Welcome to the live-In kitchen, design by Lisiane Scardoelli and João Pedro Crescente for the interior design exhibit Mostra Casa & Cia 2013!
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