Ever walked into a home that had an extravagant kitchen, but the rest of it was a little less than spectacular? The kitchen remodel is, in fact, wonderful, but it seems a bit out-of-place. The Commercial Kitchen Remodeling in Chicago IL should fit the larger mold of the home in at least one of two ways. The actual construction of the kitchen should make sense with the home. The most common part of this is size and scale.
For an example, an open kitchen is great. It accomplishes a lot if the accompanying room is small. It helps draw some light throughout the space. On the other hand, the living room may already be large and open. The open-concept kitchen may not be as necessary. It actually may be smarter to keep the kitchen and living room as separate in their identity and decor, as opposed to merging it all into one open and unnecessarily large space.
A Commercial Kitchen Remodeling in Chicago IL should suit the mold of the property in a smart way. A colorful kitchen in a drab downstairs will clash. It devalues the remodel instead of improving it dramatically. If the rest of the surrounding area is largely unimpressive, a modest kitchen remodel would have a larger impact.
The other way in which a home must fit a mold is with its actual style. The exterior of the home may have a quaint ranch-style. The interior space may be fitted with a fireplace and a lot of wood. The ambiance and style are settled. The kitchen should accent that style instead of clashing against it. Do not have an identity crisis. Settle into the tone and energy of the home that is already there. A luxury kitchen with huge granite, tan bold colors, and other extravagant features may be out of place. The countertops could be treated wood instead of granite, which is far more expensive.
It is just one example of keeping the kitchen totally consistent. The best remodels do not break the rules. They find ways to fit what is already there, and they mold with the home instead of fighting against it. Visit O’s Decorating and Painting for more on finding that perfect tone.
