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Cabinets, drawers, handles, appliances...these components are absolutely essential for a beautiful and functional kitchen. However, there is one more element that greatly influences the design and attractiveness of the kitchen - the worktop.

Do you feel like your master bedroom needs a do-over? Maybe the colour of the walls, which you liked before, now looks faded. Maybe the whole room has a gloomy atmosphere that does not inspire you to greet the new day with a smile.

Making a room look bigger is a simple task that small space dwellers can successfully implement in their homes. There are different visual and physical resources, as well as tips and tricks that work in any room.

The kitchen is the most social part of most homes, a favourite place for family gatherings, and, without a doubt, the space with the most movement in the entire house. Given all that, designing a kitchen is no walk in the park and as such there are certain things you should keep in mind.

As far as rooms in your house are concerned, it should come as no surprise that the kitchen ranks as one of the most important ones. That is where you prepare and cook food, where you socialise with other family members, and can even do some home office work.

Most homeowners would not mind having an extra guest room, family room or an extra full kitchen. A kitchen in the basement is one type of conversion many people choose to undertake. Because space is premium, basement kitchens allow for extra utility in the existing footprint of the home.

Kitchen cabinet refacing by replacing existing doors with new ones is a very popular alternative to buying and installing a whole new kitchen. It is a less expensive way to update the look of your kitchen and add some personal touches.

If your garage no longer serves as the parking unit it was meant for, you can turn it into a habitable space. This will not only provide an extra room for your entire family but also add value to your property, should you want to attract future buyers.