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The kitchen elements that make successful kitchen décor are:
1. Establishing the scope of the project. Will the new kitchen fit within the footprint of the existing kitchen, or will structural changes be required?
2. A realistic budget. It is vital to figure what the project will cost, including overruns, and how much will be paid up front.
3. Planning for function. "Cooking style and special requirements must be considered in planning the kitchen.
4. A good floor plan. A close working relationship between the cooktop, sink, and refrigerator (known as the work triangle) is most important.
5. Ample countertop task areas. Try to provide as much countertop space as possible around the sink, the cooktop, and next to the refrigerator and ovens, where loading and unloading take place. Appropriate style. The style of the cabinetry and other materials should reflect as much as possible the existing design elements in their home.
6. Adequate storage needs. Plan cabinet storage for the existing and anticipated tableware and cooking utensils. Are there special storage needs, such as a walk-in pantry, a tall utility cabinet, or a feeding station for pets?
7. Appliances. If new appliances are required, get those suited to your needs and budget. There is a wide choice of products available today.
8. Lighting. Task lights, usually under the upper cabinets, are needed as well as ceiling fixtures for general illumination.
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