Practical Kitchen Design for People Who Hate Cleaning

While cleaning isn’t the most glamorous household chore out there, it is essential to keep your home in good condition. Rooms that have a substantial volume of traffic throughout the day, such as the kitchen, are the ones that need to be cleaned the most. The good news is that you can have an aesthetically pleasing kitchen that is also easy to clean.

Here are kitchen design ideas from transitional kitchen remodeling expert DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Ogden that prove you can have the best of both worlds.

A Work Triangle

Considering the placement of the appliances and areas that are the most often used in your kitchen can save you loads of time. The trick is to place the stove, sink and refrigerator in close proximity to each other to minimize effort and distance. The less distance, the less room for spills and accidents.

Materials Matter

Materials do more than make your kitchen look pretty. The right materials can actually help your kitchen stay clean and mold-free. From your countertops to your kitchen floor, choosing easy-to-maintain materials can spare you from the costs and hassle of cleanups. Choose water and stain-resistant flooring such as porcelain or vinyl tile planks. For countertops, nothing rivals the low maintenance of quartz.

Concealed Trash

Kitchen trash cannot be avoided, but it can be concealed. Invest in a practical yet discrete garbage disposal scheme such as putting the trash bin in a cabinet. This way, the trash stays out of sight and away from food items that are prone to contamination.

Easy to Clean, Easy to Love

At DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Ogden, we want you to fall in love with every project we do. This is what sets us apart as a reliable, local remodeling company. To find out more about what we can do for your kitchen, give us a call at (801) 436-8886. You can also get in touch with us by filling out this form.

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