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Upgrading your kitchen will boost home value and create a functional, attractive space for your household. If you want to appeal to prospective buyers and align with popular designs, stick with current remodel trends like the following.

3 Design Trends to Transform Your Kitchen

1. Grid Layouts

Symmetry has become a popular trend for overall kitchen design. Flat, square corners rather than rounded edges on islands and cabinetry create a grid-like design that brings everything together. Use hardwood or tile flooring with distinct grout patterns and grains, and add a rectangular island in the center to create further depth. You can also incorporate square cabinet handles, door designs, and square lighting fixtures as brushstrokes.

2. Eye-Catching Wall Tiling

remodel-redwater-constructionWall tiles are a popular and unique alternative to paint. When used strategically, such as along the backsplash, the front face of an island, or across a single feature wall, they create a textured design dynamic. Don’t be afraid to get bold and creative with a mosaic, and paint cabinetry a light cream or beige so adjacent tiles pop.

3. Two-Tone Cabinets

Cabinetry is a defining feature of a kitchen, and two-toned options are a 2019 favorite. Rather than traditional wood, try painting upper cabinets a warm cream and lower cabinets a smooth charcoal. The dual tones help create depth in the kitchen. You can also paint wall cabinetry a single color like beige and island cabinetry gray. This design trend usually works best with lighter flooring and countertop options because they’re more accommodating to complementary colors.

 

Ready to begin a kitchen remodel? For over 20 years, Redwater Construction has helped residents of Kailua-Kona, HI, bring their home remodeling and building visions to life. They assist with projects of every size, including new home construction. They also offer design drafting services and will work closely with you every step of the way to meet your remodel goals. Call (808) 325-7880 to get started, or explore their previous work on their website.

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