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Know the crucial elements of a kitchen design that can either make or break your space, along with expert advice on prioritizing remodeling projects.
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June 2023

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If you have a home that needs a lot of updating, it’s hard to know where to start. Below, we provide tips on how to prioritize your projects based on your needs, your lifestyle, and your budget.

But first, our article "5 Elements of a Kitchen Design That Make It or Break It" will help you discover the essential elements of a successful kitchen remodel.

Tim Ellis, Owner of T.W. Ellis, LLC

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Tim Ellis and the T.W. Ellis Team

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5 Elements of a Kitchen Design That Make It or Break It

When it comes to kitchen design, the significance of this space cannot be overstated. Arguably the most important room in the house, the kitchen serves as the hub where everything happens. Therefore, determining where to direct your attention and efforts when undertaking a kitchen remodel can be quite a daunting task.

Family gatherings, late-night homework sessions, and cooking meals take place daily in the kitchen, so designing a space with these activities in mind is crucial. Plus, kitchens tend to be the home’s main point of focus, so it needs to look great too!

If you’re just getting started, that’s okay! These are the main elements of a kitchen design we suggest focusing on when remodeling your kitchen:

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Tips for Prioritizing Your Home Remodeling Projects

If your home needs a lot of updating, it can be overwhelming. While it’s exciting to improve your home to make it more valuable, comfortable, and functional, it’s also a major undertaking and significant expense.

That’s why it’s important to prioritize which projects you should tackle first, which ones can wait, and which ones you should skip. Here are a few tips to help you prioritize your home remodeling projects:

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Think about what you need vs. what you want

What are the most important areas of your home that need improvement? Do you have any safety concerns? Are there any areas that are simply outdated and need a refresh? Once you know what needs to be done, you can start to prioritize your projects.

For example, if you have young children, safety might be your primary concern. If you love to entertain, comfort and function would be your top priorities.

Think about the future

If you plan to sell your home in the near future, your priorities will be different than if you plan to stay. You’ll want to focus on projects that increase your home’s value, such as updating the kitchen or bathroom, adding a new deck or patio, or landscaping your yard.

But you need to take your personal tastes and preferences out of the equation and think about what buyers will like. A professional contractor will be helpful, as they know what homeowners like.

Set a budget

It's important to be realistic about your budget and to stick to it. Otherwise, you could end up overspending. There is a lot that goes into a remodeling project, such as materials, labor, and unexpected expenses. A professional contractor can help you think through everything to set a budget.

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Start small

If you're not sure where to start, it's a good idea to start with a small project. This will give you a chance to get your feet wet and to see how the remodeling process works. Once you've completed a few small projects, you can start to tackle larger ones.

Be patient

Home remodeling can be a stressful experience, but it can also be a lot of fun. It's important to remember that you're making a long-term investment in your home. So take your time, enjoy the process, and be patient.

If you're not sure where to start or how to complete a project, don't be afraid to ask for help by contacting us. We can help you assess your needs, create a budget, and complete the project on time and within budget.

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