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All new kitchen ideas that work, Heather J. Paper

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All new kitchen ideas that work, Heather J. Paper
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
All new kitchen ideas that work
Nature of contents
bibliography
Oclc number
1030447432
Responsibility statement
Heather J. Paper
Summary
'Kitchen remodels continue to be one of the most common residential remodeling projects (second only to bathrooms). All New Kitchen Ideas that Work features over 350 ideas covering a range of kitchen styles and sizes plus top-notch design advice. Completely updated to include over 350 photos Ideas range from simple, budget-friendly upgrades to full-scale remodels and new construction projects, so homeowners can make smart choices about what they want and an afford in a kitchen transformation Addresses design trends for cabinets, countertops, color palettes, sinks, appliances, flooring, and all kinds of finish details, as well as accessibility and high-tech options for the kitchen.' --Publisher description
Table Of Contents
Introduction -- 1. The big picture (Assess your needs [Putting it all together: Count on soothing neutrals] ; A facelift vs. a full remodel ; What's your style? [Putting it all together: Farmhouse style] ; Develop a budget ; Assemble a team)2. The right layout (Consider the footprint [Putting it all together: The open floor plan ; The new vision: Universal design] ; A new approach to work zones [Putting it all together: Get in the zone] ; The importance of islands ; Eat-in kitchens [Design gallery: Have a seat])3. Cabinetry (Know the basics ; Construction matters ; Wood cabinets ; Laminate, lacquered, and metal cabinets ; Face-frame vs. frameless cabinets [What's the difference?: Face frame faceless ; The essentials: What's your type?] ; Drawers and doors [Making do with what you have: Reface or refinish?] ; Interior accessories ; Knobs and pulls [Putting it all together: Decorative details make the difference ; Putting it all together: The perfect pantry])4. Appliances (Consider the possibilities ; Freestanding vs. built-in appliances [The new vision: Integrated appliances] ; Cooking appliances [The new vision: Cooking technology ; The essentials: Cooking appliances] ; Refigerators and freezers [The essentials: Cooling appliances] ; Dishwashers ; The little extras ; Incorporating electronics [Putting it all together: Efficiency at its best])5. Countertops and backsplashes (Countertops [The essentials: Mixing contemporary materials ; The essentials: Countertops] ; Backsplashes [Design gallery: Designing with subway tiles])6. Sinks and faucets (Sinks [The essentials: Sink styles ; Design gallery: The farmhouse sink] ; Faucets ; The extras)7. Flooring (Choose your material ; Planning pointers ; Woods and their look-alikes ; Tile ; Concrete [The essentials: Flooring])8. Finishing touches (Putting it all together ; Wall treatments ; Window treatments ; Lighting [Design gallery: Pendants and chandeliers] ; Personal style [Design gallery: Collectibles])
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