9 Ways to Design Your Kitchen Like a Pro

Need ideas for your kitchen renovation? Take cues from the pros and get inspired by these 10 restaurant kitchen design features, as compiled by top renovation company DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Schaumburg.

Restaurant Kitchen Designs for Your Own Kitchen

  1. A Worktable – No professional kitchen is complete without a worktable that doubles as an eating surface. Get this for your very own kitchen for that restaurant feel and functionality.

  2. Stainless Appliances – Nothing says “professional chef” like stainless steel appliances. Not only do they look sleek and stylish, stainless appliances and surfaces are also easy to clean.

  3. White Subway Tile – A design classic, white subway tiles lend an iconic look to any kitchen.

  4. Utensil Rack – This is a great way to display your cooking implements while also keeping them organized.

  5. Rolling Butcher Block Cart  – Make food prep more convenient by having a rolling cart handy. You can just pull it out and stash it away as needed.

  6. Marble Top Kitchen Island – If you want your kitchen to look and feel like a sought-after bakery, marble top islands are the way to go. Not only do they look pretty, they also serve a practical purpose, be it for baking activities or quick sandwich-making.

  7. Pendant Lights – The good news is you don’t have to purchase actual heat lamps to get that restaurant kitchen style down pat.

  8. Commercial Kitchen Shelving – Use these for large cereal boxes and small appliances you don’t use often.

  9. Open Shelves – Fill these up with condiments in quirky little dispensers so it functions like that of a restaurant’s, but with a personal touch.

Elegant Kitchens Made Easy

DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Schaumburg is one of the best kitchen remodeling contractors in the area. Call us today at (847) 973-5097 to schedule an appointment. We’re ready to start a conversation about your next project!

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