Home Renovation Expert Offers Tips for Making Kitchen Feel Larger

Boise, Idaho ? Whether you utilize your kitchen for hosting family gatherings or preparing several meals a day, every cook wants a space that feels open and airy. The average kitchen size is around 100 square feet, which may be larger than it was years ago, but kitchen use has dramatically increased as families use it as a central gathering place.

Chad Vincent, owner of Renaissance Remodeling in Boise, says, ?Kitchens are an important part of the family home and should feel roomy and open, yet comfortable and homey. You can open up your tight space and make it more inviting by picking a brighter color palette for your walls, flooring, and cabinets.? Chad added that painting your walls and cabinets a bright white and installing flooring or custom hardware and cabinetry to match helps to give the illusion of more space because of the seamless transition.

Decluttering is another great way to make your kitchen feel bigger. Everything on your countertops should be put away after you use it, as the less clutter you see the bigger your countertops will look and feel. Using folding kitchen counters increases prep space and they can be tucked away neatly to accommodate more friends and family.

Vincent adds, ?Once you?ve tried everything to maximize your area, but find yourself still needing more space and storage, a custom kitchen remodel can improve upon your existing space to maximize storage, open up the area to allow for more people, and offer more room for food preparation.?

A custom kitchen remodel can cost as much or as little as you want it to, because it can be customized to fit your space and your budget.

For more information on kitchen remodeling to expand your workable area, please visit RemodelBoise.com or call 208-384-0591.

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