Solid Wood Kitchens Won't Let You Down

If you want to spend money on your property to improve it for yourself, or increase its appeal to a prospective buyer and increase its value, your best bet is to focus on your kitchen. We tend to spend many hours per day in our kitchens, so it stands to reason that a well designed, top quality kitchen will be a pleasure to use and enhance daily life. A bespoke kitchen design company can offer the best possible quality within an agreed budget and design and craft you a quality kitchen that will fit your space like a glove.

Solid wood can easily withstand the typical wear and tear you would expect in a working kitchen because it is tough and durable. Solid wood is superior to other inferior quality materials that are frequently used in the manufacture of mass produced, off the shelf kitchens. In contrast to solid wood, pressed boards and MDF are not durable enough to handle the effects of high levels of heat or moisture without it beginning to show. A few years on when your doors have received plenty of abuse and begin to look a bit tired, they can be refinished quickly and easily with no great expense. Wood is easily repaired in the event that any excessive damage occurs to its surface area.

Many people opt to have their wood kitchens painted for a contemporary, fresh twist on the natural wood look. The great thing about this option is that it opens up the possibility to refresh and update your kitchen whenever the mood takes you and you feel like changing it, at a minimal cost. Another popular option is to make a feature of key drawers or doors in wood and complete the rest in a painted finish, providing an alternative way to put your very own stamp on your kitchen design.

You have complete freedom to select your own style, colours and materials when you are commissioning the design of a bespoke kitchen. Being such an adaptable material, cabinets and doors are not limited to being straight because wood can be successfully shaped and curved for a sleek design which flows beautifully. Regardless of your preference in your interior design, with the help of a talented kitchen designer you can create a wonderful design which will compliment your property and your individual style.

There are numerous types of wood to choose from for use in a kitchen. In general, pine, oak and maple are popular choices, although accent pieces in darker hued, types of wood including\such as mahogany, walnut and cherry are a popular choice in many kitchens. If you would like to reduce your carbon footprint and keep costs down, the most cost effective choice is usually to choose materials that grow close to home.

Solid wood kitchens offer the best possible quality and greatly enhance the appearance of your home and last for years and years.


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