Where to start with Designing your Flat Pack Kitchen

There are two rooms within your property that are considered the highest profile, first off you have your bathroom and secondly you have your kitchen. It is both of these rooms that are costly to change, which is why in time that we spend living in a property we will probably install a new bathroom suite and new kitchen once, twice at a push. With this in mind it becomes very clear that we have to get these rooms right first time round. In regards to your kitchen you need to ensure that you carefully pick out your cabinets and that your cooker and sink area are sufficient for your needs, which is why you might want to consider the latest kitchen remodelling trend; flat pack
kitchen.

Flat pack kitchens are exactly that, they are kitchens that you purchase and assemble yourself. You choose the style and design that you are happiest with and assemble it to your needs. This means you are saving money as you aren’t paying someone to construct the kitchen for you and it also means you are left with the cabinets and work surfaces you have always wanted in the exact location that you want them. Like all kitchens however you have to get the design sorted before you can buy your flat pack version.

To many people the design process of a new room can be a challenging and often overwhelming process. This is where I aim to help; anyone can get through a design process easily with the right tips and help, you just need to know where to start. For example when designing you need to consider every possible detail in order to make sure that you are making the most out of the space that you are presented with. This allows you to develop your room exactly as you want it to. You need to take the shape of the room into consideration. This is important as there are basically three shapes of a kitchen you can have, which includes a square, single row of cabinets and an L shape as well as a U shape. By understanding the correct shape you will know how many cabinets you can fit along with what appliances you have room for. When you are designing there are certain aspects that you need to plan for before anything else. You need to arrange the room after you have decided where your cooker, sink and fridge will be placed. Basically these three aspects should be arranged in an almost triangle shape so you can easily move between them. Once this is taken care of you can start to get imaginative where your cabinets and draws are concerned, meaning you are able to transform your kitchen exactly how you want it to be.

Remember to get measurements while you are designing each aspect of the room and note them down along with the shape and colour of your units and work surfaces. The more information that you can gather in the design stage of your flat pack kitchen the more your kitchen will represent exactly what you hoped it would.

So if you are in the design stage, keep the above in mind as a means of ensuring your room turns out exactly how you hoped. By following small tips and stages such as the ones outlined above you should have no problem designing and ultimately assembling your flat pack kitchen.