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Kitchen and Bathroom Renovations

Faced with the daunting unknowns and potential complications of large-scale renovations, many people immediately turn away from buying a fixer-upper. In fact, a recent study by Frontdoor reports that offers for fixer-uppers halved from 2022 to 2023. But the high risk can come with a high reward. Frontdoor found that on average, those who take the leap of renovating a fixer-upper earn a 27.5% return on their investment. And that’s on top of the personal benefits gained from designing a home to your taste.  Click here to conitnue...

Your Ultimate Kitchen Cabinet Buying Guide

Kitchens are one of the most intricate, detail-rich and expensive rooms in the home. Kitchen cabinets are a major reason for this. Cabinets are a major influence of the shape, appearance and overall feeling of a kitchen. Carefully considering materials, types, finishes and colors is important since cabinets are a long-term, permanent addition to a home. Click here to conitue...

Kitchen Cabinet Design Ideas to Give Your Space an Ultimate Makeover

If you’re in the process of planning out your dream kitchen yet are stewing over your kitchen cabinet design, interior pros are here to help. Whether you have a modern kitchen and crave a minimalist look or find that you desire a kitchen with rustic elements, here are plenty of kitchen cabinet ideas for everyone. Note that selecting cabinetry shouldn’t be an afterthought, as it truly impacts the state of your overall home. “I view cabinetry much like I do furniture, except that cabinetry packs a much bigger punch,” states Erika Jayne Chaudhuri of Erika Jayne Design + Build. “A simple chair can set the tone for the entire room, while kitchen cabinetry can set the tone for the entire house,” the Washington, DC, designer adds. “The choice of details, finish, and door style will be the driving force for the space. Click here to continue...

Cozy Craftsman Vibes

For decades, classic all-white kitchens have been a design staple all over the globe. And for good reason — white is a neutral that goes with anything and can reflect light in a space to make it appear larger. However, despite its popularity, some designers feel that the white kitchen trend is on its way out. Homeowners and designers Palmer Schallon and Melissa Arcaro, who co-founded PSAMA Design, agree that white kitchens are outdated — especially when it came to the kitchen in their bohemian Atlanta home. Click here to continue...

The Kitchen Triangle

Developed in the early 1900s, the kitchen triangle places three traditional work areas: the sink, the refrigerator and the stove in a triangular configuration. The suggested distance between each leg of the triangle measures between four and nine feet. The sum total of all three should be between 13 and 26 feet. By placing these three elements relatively close to each other, the design gives the cook easy access to each appliance and makes meal preparation more efficient. Not everyone agrees. First, they say the kitchen is no longer limited to three key appliances. For example, the microwave is a standard appliance that often substitutes for the oven which in turn may be separate from the range. Second, it’s not unusual these days for the kitchen to be used by multiple cooks attending to individual dietary needs. Along with that, kitchens are often where social gatherings take place, kids do homework, and adults attend to home office needs. There’s no arguing that the triangle is effective in limiting the amount of steps needed to prepare a meal. However, if you’re looking to remodel your kitchen to accommodate more than one cook or to use as a multi-use room, review the placement of your major appliances first. Before you remodel, let Cornerstone help you determine the optimum design for your family’s...