Kitchen Island Seating: How to Choose the Perfect Design for Your Remodel
Ah, kitchen island design. If you’re remodeling your home, it’s the perfect time to make a big design change in your kitchen layout. Out of a whole WORLD of ways to incorporate islands into kitchen designs, which seating option should you go with? Will you like it? Feeling a little trepidation, maybe?
Don’t worry—you’re in luck, because we curated our favorite kitchen island design and countertop seating ideas. Read on to find out our top 3 picks! Plus, get some inspiration from kitchen remodel projects that we created from design through construction.
Read More»6 Kitchen Updates to Maximize your Home Value
- On August 08, 2018
- By Habitar Design Team
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Selling your house? Or perhaps your new kitchen leave a lot to be desired? Maybe you’re thinking of remodeling the kitchen to maximize resale value, but have no idea where to start. Read on for six simple, but effective, kitchen updates that won’t cost a bundle and will make buyers go “wow!”.
6 Places to Consider When Installing Electrical Outlets
- On May 06, 2016
- By Habitar Design Team
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Homes are often constructed with just the minimum required amount of electrical outlets for each area.
Frequently those outlets aren’t strategically placed to cater to each homeowner’s specific needs. Given the opportunity, strategically located outlets can greatly enhance a home’s functionality and aesthetics. If you’re looking to increase your home’s electrical capacity, these six places to consider when installing outlets might spark your interest.
Read More»7 Tips for Mixing Patterns in Home Design
- On April 11, 2016
- By Habitar Design Team
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When redecorating a space, one common question that we get from clients is how to mix and match patterns.
1. Use odd numbers
Use a minimum of three patterns, and stick to an odd number. Odd numbers just seem to make things work, whether you’re creating a color palette or potting plants.
Waterfall Countertops
With all the different countertop materials that are available today (i.e. granite, quartz, marble, butcher block, onyx, etc) many homeowners find themselves designing their kitchens around the natural beauty that these surfaces provide. So why limit the use of these materials to just horizontal applications?