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Forward
planning is probably the most important element of buying
a new kitchen and time spent is this respect will be well
rewarded in your enjoyment of your kitchen for years to come.
Here
are some of the things to consider.
What
shape will the kitchen be?
Single
Gallery
Double
Gallery
"L"
shaped
"U"
shaped
"G"
shaped
Island
How
big is the family.
If
you are a single person or a couple, who may frequently
eat out, then your requirements will obviously be
different to a family with children. You need to consider
the facilities you need to suit your lifestyle.
Who
will use it and how often.
Will
the family use the kitchen as their main eating area
or do you just need a breakfast bar. Available space
may be a limiting factor here but think carefully
about your requirements to make the best use of what
you have.
Will
the kitchen be fitted or free-standing?
Fitted,
which can be flat-pack, rigid or custom built, will
make the best use of your space and add value to your
home, but you can't take it with you if you move. Freestanding gives a more individual and informal
appearance as you can mix and match all kinds of furniture
to create the environment you require. You can also
take this with you if you move and you can add a fresh
feel in the future by just replacing individual items.
Do
not overlook your storage requirements, now and in the
future as they may vary.
