This past year homeowners clocked more time inside than ever before. With staying in taking the place of going out, we all gained a new familiarity with our homes. And at least for myself, all the hours spent inside gave me lots of time to figure out what was working well in my home and what needed to go. By the time things had really begun to open up, I had a game plan of what I wanted to change. And similar to me, many other homeowners had the same idea. With a huge boom in renovations and new kitchen projects comes new trends and designs. Here are some of the most popular kitchen designs and trends that are on the rise. 

Open Concept 

An open concept kitchen has begun to pick up momentum in the remodeling world. The main reasons homeowners are so drawn to an open kitchen is because of the inclusivity it offers. An open kitchen helps to break the barrier which sections off the kitchen and the living room. It gives everyone a chance to be part of the action. If you’re whipping up dinner, no need to worry your missing out on family time, the big game, or conversing with your guests. 

White Kitchen 

A white kitchen will never fall out of style. It’s a timeless classic due to the elegance and simplicity the design carries. A white kitchen encompasses a multitude of qualities. It’s minimalistic, calm, straightforward, clean, and bright. Instating a white kitchen as the primary design also means it can match any material, pop of color, artwork, or appliances you want. It’s an amazing option if you’re looking to make your space feel brighter and more natural. 

More Storage 

You can never have enough storage. In a kitchen, organization is one of the most important factors. Increasing your kitchen storage works to maximize your space and give you optimum versatility. If you’re looking for places and ways to incorporate more storage, a popular feature in the kitchen layout process has been to include a walk-in pantry and a large island. Both of these structures ensure there’s never a shortage of space in your kitchen. 

Marble 

Marble is always popular in kitchens, and its sales continue to soar. This material exudes luxury and elegance especially marble with strong veining. Not only is marble is chosen for its enticing style, but also because of the beautiful contrast it creates to other kitchen details i.e. metal faucets, wood, and wire light fixtures. 

Natural Light 

No lighting fixture can take the place of natural light. Installing windows in your kitchen not only brightens up the entire place, but also provides an easy way to incorporate a more natural feel to the space. Windows make any kitchen brighter and more inviting while also providing great ventilation. If you’re looking to add more windows to your kitchen, a favorite place to add windows among homeowners is right above the kitchen sink. 

Colorful Kitchen Color Pops 

Adding your own unique style to your kitchen is the surest way to make your house feel like a home. A color pop not only personalizes your space, but it also catches the eye. A color pop is super versatile which is the main reason homeowners are so fond of the trend. Whether it’s the kitchen island base, the curtains, kitchen wall cabinets, a funky rug, or base cabinets in daring colors, you won’t regret incorporating a color pop into your kitchen. 

Kitchen Solvers 

If you’re considering incorporating some of these fast growing trends in your kitchen, contact Kitchen Solvers today for your consultation or check out some of our latest blog postings like Cabinetry Door Styles or Confused about Cabinetry? A Guide to a Cabinet Reface or Replace!  Our team will work with you to create the perfect kitchen design and layout that will cater to your home’s needs. Here at Kitchen Solvers, it’s our mission to make your dream kitchen a reality all well providing you with the most Pleasant Remodeling Experience. 

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Are you looking for an easy way to make your kitchen cabinets stand out? Glass inserts in your cabinetry doors could be your solution. Bringing personalization, character, and a way to help you show off your kitchen appliances, glass inserts have become increasingly popular amongst homeowners. Here are a few tips and tricks if you’re debating introducing glass inserts to your cabinetry. 

Why Glass Inserts in Cabinetry? 

Glass in your cabinetry doors visually opens your kitchen by breaking up the monotony of your solid cabinetry doors. The reflective quality glass provides emphasizes any room’s natural light. Glass is an easy way to effectively brighten your space without using the harshness of light fixtures. Another reason why glass has made a greater appearance in kitchens recently is its ability to embrace your kitchen appliances. Don’t go out and buy décor. Let what’s in your kitchen cabinets and shelves speak for themselves. 

Less is More 

Having an entire kitchen with glass inserts can be overwhelming not to mention impractical. You don’t want to walk on eggshells with your cabinetry worrying about the kids or your dog breaking the beautiful glass. For the sake of functionality and design, remember with glass inserts for your kitchen cabinets that less is more. Most homeowners who utilize glass inserts opt to install only a few accents glass doors. Not all cabinet doors need to have glass. Pick and choose a few places where inserts would be optimal. 

Like the Idea of Glass but Don’t Want People to See the Inside of Your Cabinets? 

“What’s inside my cabinetry is not always picture perfect.” “The princess plates my four-year-old constantly uses might not need to be on display for all who come to our kitchen.” These are things we’ve heard brought up by homeowners considering glass inserts for their cabinetry doors. There are two solutions for a typical thought like this. One, be tactical about where you’re going to place those accent doors. The beautiful antique plates are perfect to house in a cabinet with glass. Glass cabinetry is an amazing opportunity to show off your appliances that are not used in everyday activities. Second, if you don’t want any of your appliances to be exposed consider using decorative glass options. Decorative options like translucent or textured glass are opaque so they create the illusion of glass without making what’s in your cabinets visible.  

Need Help with Your Kitchen Design? 

There always seems to be an abundance of options when choosing your new cabinetry. This abundance of options means the kitchen of your dreams can become a reality. But it can also mean feeling a little overwhelmed with your choices. When you’re in the process of a remodel, overwhelmed is the last thing we want you to feel like when upgrading your kitchen. At Kitchen Solvers, part of our core belief is providing each homeowner with the most Peasant Remodeling Experience. From the moment you call, we will meet you where you are at in the buying process. Call your nearest kitchen solvers for your consultation! If you’re looking to gain a greater insight on what a kitchen remodel entails make sure to visit our blog articles like Looking for a Financially Savvy Cabinet Restoration? Cabinet Refacing could be your Solution! And What are the Steps in a Kitchen Remodel? 

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MIAMI, FL — Mosaic Companies LLC, a major holding company for businesses in specialty wall, mosaic and natural slabs, has announced the acquisitions of Walker Zanger and Opustone Stone and Tile Concepts, a leading pair of distributors of luxury natural and engineered stone slabs and tiles for the North American market. Terms of the acquisitions were not disclosed.

Mosaic is a partnership between Albert Claramonte, the founder of Surfaces Southeast, a leading manufacturer and distributor of specialty wall and mosaic coverings to the home center and specialty retail markets, and The Baupost Group, a leading Boston-based investment manager.

“With the acquisitions of Walker Zanger and Opustone, we are bringing together industry expertise and leading luxury brands to support our strategy of growth and diversification across product categories including specialty and mosaic tiles, floor tiles and slabs, as well as our key channels including retailers, distribution and luxury showrooms,” said Mosaic CEO Glen Morrison.

The 65-year-old Walker Zanger, headquartered in Los Angeles, is a leading designer of luxury tile and stone surfaces aimed at residential and commercial architects, designers, home builders and contractors across the U.S. Founded in 2001, The Miami-based Opustone Stone and Tile

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