Whether you ran into some home damage from the recent high winds or are just looking for a change, remodeling your kitchen can be an exciting event for anyone. We spend a lot of time in the kitchen, so when it is time to remodel, it is important that it is done the right way.

If you have a small kitchen, there are many ways to maximize and organize your space. Having an organized kitchen will make cooking easier and more enjoyable for you. There are many different types of cabinet organizers to make maximum use of the space that you do have. Cabinets can be so much more than storage, though. With countless models to choose from, it can be easy for you to find a way to make them personal to reflect your taste.

Figuring out a fun and unique kitchen backsplash can be a simple way to add some pizzazz to your room without being too distracting. Our designers can incorporate design to bring the whole room together and your new kitchen to life. Contact New Design Inc. to set up an appointment for an in-home consultation or visit our showroom.

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We installed our NDI Designer Collection Bush Creek door style cabinetry. The softened framed cabinet door style in a cool grey give a modern feel without feeling harsh.

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Proper budgeting is an important requirement for a kitchen remodel. Below is an easy 4 step process to help you financially plan for your large remodel project.

Step 1

You should have a specific figure in mind for how much you want to spend on your kitchen remodel and stick to it. Although experts suggest that your remodel should be around 5% to 15% of the current value of your home, you should take into account your current obligations and what you feel comfortable spending. Spend more if you plan on staying in your home for a while and spend less if you plan on selling in the near future.

Step 2

Set aside money for unexpected expenses. We suggest about 15% to 20% of your kitchen budget.

Step 3

Meet with a kitchen design professional who can help you anticipate costs (material and labor) and will break down your remodeling project for you.

Step 4

Decide how you plan to pay for your kitchen remodel. Home equity loans are commonly used due to their tax deduction benefits, but there are other ways to fund your project like personal loans or retirement loans, and special financing available through many vendors.

Contact New Design Inc. to learn more.

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