Remodeling Resources: Kitchen Remodeling

In 2022, a kitchen remodel remains one of the home improvements offering the best ROI. You could enjoy as much as 70% of your investment back when you sell your home with this improvement. If you're not selling your home any time soon, a new open-plan kitchen adds another kind of value.

If you have the budget for it, a chef's kitchen is the ultimate dream for foodies who love to experiment with new dishes and relish in entertaining/feeding others.

Your kitchen needs an upgrade. It doesn't function the way you want or need it to. It's lacking in some of the newest features. And it might not look the right way. Luckily, you don't have to live with a kitchen that is no longer functional or doesn't have your preferred aesthetic.

The world's going crazy for cabinets! The global market for kitchen cabinets was worth $15.6 billion in 2020. One reason why is kitchen cabinet hardware. You can get so many things to complement your cabinets and make them easier to use.

A complete kitchen remodel is costly and outside the budget of many homeowners. Refacing is an excellent, environmentally friendly choice unless your cabinet boxes are too small, too large, or have rotting wood.

For many homeowners across America, their primary goal with a kitchen upgrade is to change the appearance of their cabinetry. And there's a key reason why -- they are the first thing you notice when you walk into a kitchen and create the overall aesthetic for this space.

If there's anything that ages a kitchen it's cabinetry that's seen better days. The good news is that cabinet refacing is one of the quickest and most effective ways of overhauling your kitchen and bringing it into the 21st century.

There's no denying that the kitchen is the heart of any home. Not only do we prepare food there, but we entertain, enjoy meals with loved ones, and probably even do homework at the kitchen table or countertop!

Most decorators and contractors would agree that the iconic farmhouse kitchen with its clean and serene look has dominated the scene for the past decade. While white cabinetry and a beautiful backsplash tile will always be timeless, times are changing and so are kitchens across America.

Long gone are the days of the boxed-in kitchen space that isolates the cook from the rest of the family during meal time preparation. Today, open-plan kitchens are all the rage, and thanks to the kitchen island, you can still create adequate separation between rooms.