Six considerations when choosing kitchen cabinets

Designing a new kitchen is super exciting. The kitchen really is the hub of any home – a place to prepare food, catch up with family and friends, and unwind. Planning your new kitchen is about striking a balance between functionality and stylish, cosy living.

Kitchen cabinets are an important part of this refurbishment, and need to be practical and attractive. Let’s have a look at six things to consider when you are choosing your new cabinets.

Quality is important

When choosing new cabinets or replacement kitchen doors, always prioritise quality. Well-constructed cabinets which use a strong wood will stand the test of time much better than cheap constructions.

Choose your look

Likewise, the exterior of your kitchen cabinets is a really important consideration. Will you go for glossy or matt? Handleless or chrome fittings? The latter is a really key trend for 2025 according to House Beautiful. Find your style and choose your cabinets accordingly.

Opting for replacement kitchen doors can also transform your space. For inspiration on replacement kitchen doors, look online, especially at interiors blogs.

Plan your space

Walk through a typical day in the kitchen and plan your cabinets accordingly. Ideally, you’ll want things like tea and coffee ingredients near the kettle, and pans near the oven. Once this is thought through, you can plan the location and design of your cabinets to fit.

Choose expert installers

Unless you’re a talented joiner on the side, it’s usually well worth leaving the installation of new cabinets to experts. This ensures your cabinets glide open with ease and there are no wonky finishes.

Know your budget

It’s wise to work out what you can afford before heading to any showroom so you know which ranges are compatible.

Consider materials

It can be well worth having a think through the different materials available for cabinets. Solid woods are more expensive, but look great and are super durable. Laminate is more budget-friendly and can be wiped clean with ease.

Roger Walker

Roger Walker

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