In terms of interior decor, traditional is trendy. There’s beauty and elegance in older homes that modern aesthetics don’t have. However, that doesn’t mean modern aesthetics shouldn’t get considered when designing the kitchen. It’s not the same in the past, and every one is employed today.
The use of space and its functionality play an important role when creating a kitchen design.
What You Should Know About Kitchen Layouts
The most efficient use of space will be the galley arrangement. Instead of horizontal storage, this design focuses on vertical storage. Shelves get installed on the tops of kitchenware and container walls. Appliances get stacked on counters.
If you’re looking for better use of space, you could consider adding a U-shaped or L-shaped design into the galley arrangement. Along with a central area or peninsula, it will be possible to have a spacious cabinet or pantry while having plenty of room to circulate.
After completing the design, Let’s create a traditionally designed kitchen in three steps.
3 Steps to Traditional Kitchen
Getting to the Look Right
Choose natural colors for the cabinets and backsplash, kitchen walls, flooring, and tables. The brown wood, as well as other white hues, are popular choices for achieving this. Olive green, peach pink, lime yellow, or simply simple off-white shades can work. The knobs and handles should be elegant, simple, and not too flashy to keep clean. Remember, more grooves can lead to a higher accumulation of dirt.
Choose natural stone or wood flooring. Flooring made of laminate or hardwood can use.
Choose the Correct Patterns
Tables for dining can get covered in floral patterns with red and black checks or an ordinary table cover for a classic style.
Designs can also use to create flooring. For instance, you can explore using wooden planks of wood flooring made from basket weave to create patterns instead of straight wood planks.
Brightly colored furniture and window treatments can provide a splash of color to your kitchen.
Laying Out the Furniture and Fixtures
To give a more nostalgia:
- Design an area for breakfast in the bay window with a table made of wood.
- Set up benches and chairs either on both sides.
- Set up furniture with turns or columns and legs that get carved.
Choose a triangle for your kitchen. The 70-year-old design is essential and will make an excellent centerpiece.
Avoid any hardware that gets streamlined. Make use of faucets and other lighting fixtures that provide clarity and shape.
Even if you’re in the market for a traditional-styled kitchen does not mean that you cannot make it fit your contemporary lifestyle. For most families, space usage and function are just as important as aesthetics. There’s no reason why you shouldn’t be able to have both.
Give Ottawa Home Pros a call if you’re thinking about renovating your kitchen. Our agents will be delighted to visit your home, provide ideas, and offer you no-cost estimates. Call us at (613)-288-9145 or Email us at info@ottawahomepros.com.
