Maximizes Functionality
A professionally designed kitchen is not only beautiful but also extremely functional. We typically ask our clients in the Lehigh Valley, not only how the kitchen will be used but also who the primary users will be. A professionally designed kitchen easily accommodates many activities, including meal preparation, clean-up, entertaining, studying, reading and more.
A Tight Fit
Professional designers measure the space to assure that pots, pans and large and countertop appliances fit correctly in the new kitchen. Since there are no standard appliance dimensions, a novice might easily order a refrigerator that does not correctly line up with their cabinets and be disappointed in the resulting aesthetic.
The Right Light
Lighting can make or break how your kitchen looks and functions. Lighting is equally as crucial as cabinets, countertops, appliances, backsplashes, flooring, sinks and faucets. Simply placing flush mounted or recessed fixtures in the center of your kitchen ceiling can provide functional light, but that type of lighting may do little to beautify the space, create a mood or evoke favorable emotional responses. Effective lighting illuminates an area in layers using different components and strategies to paint the final picture. Professional designers not only know the right amount of light that is needed to enhance the functionality of your kitchen but also to position the space in the best light possible. Download our Lighting resource guide here.
Less Is Often More
Our clients’ desires for an open floor plan, open shelving, sufficient pantry and storage space, multiple appliances and a large island can quickly fill a space and make it look, feel and function inefficiently. Designers know how to avoid a cluttered kitchen.
Maximize Space