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9 Ways to Save on Your Kitchen Remodel

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By Mark English Architects, Tricia Hauser Tidemann, Auro Architecture, Alicia Thomasson Interiors
| Houzz
1. Go With Ready-to-Assemble Cabinets The biggest cost in a kitchen remodel is new cabinets. The most expensive option is custom, in which cabinetry is designed, built and installed to specifically fit your space. Exotic woods, ornate details and period styles add to the cost and delivery time but result in a one-of-a-kind kitchen. If your budget doesn’t allow for custom, but you need new cabinets, ready-to-assemble cabinetry is a good option.
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7 Questions to Consider Before Planning a Kitchen Remodel

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By Amanda Pollard, Renaissance Partners, Tricia Hauser Tidemann
| Houzz
If you’re planning a new kitchen, a designer can help you make the most of the space to ensure the room works perfectly for you. But what are the key questions to think about before you hire your kitchen professional? We asked three experts to share the top things to consider before your first meeting. 1. How Will You Use Your Kitchen? Before you even think about colors and materials, kitchen designer Diane Berry of Diane Berry Kitchens recommends you focus on function.
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How to Create an Open-Plan Kitchen That Works

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By Jo Simmons, Thorson Restoration, Tricia Hauser Tidemann, Andrea Schumacher Interiors
| Houzz
What’s the First Thing to Think About When Designing a Kitchen in an Open-Plan Space? If the kitchen will belong in a room that also contains living and dining areas, it’s essential to work out how much space you need for each. “Firstly, think about how big your sofa is and the overall [living] area. You can zone this with rugs,” says Zoe Holland of Sustainable Kitchens.
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Where to Put Your Sink and Cooktop

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By Kate Burt Verified, Tamara Rene Designs, LiLu Interiors, Tricia Hauser Tidemann
| Houzz
These two key kitchen elements will determine your layout. Designers tell how to get their locations right Should your sink overlook the yard? (And what if it can’t?) Can a cooktop go under a window? And what are the pros and cons for putting either item into an island? These questions and more are answered by our expert panel. How important is it to get the sink and stove in the right locations?
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