How to Remodel your Kitchen for more space and beauty

Most kitchens are the gathering point for all families.

It is the heart of the home and the most critical family room in your whole house.

Dealing with a small kitchen can be quite frustrating.

Even in larger kitchens, it is very easy to run out of space quickly with all the appliances, such as coffee makers and microwaves on your counter.

So, if you are considering remodeling your kitchen to be more space-efficient, there are plenty of places to look for inspiration — including these Omaha homes for sale that have revolutionized small kitchen spaces.

Here are a few pro tips for remodeling your kitchen.

• Material Choices you make

With a smaller kitchen, it is essential to mix materials to give it some exciting details.

One huge advantage of undergoing a minor kitchen remodel is that there is less square footage to pay for.

You can also get creative with your countertop choice. Something as simple as adding a dramatic curve to your counter can invigorates your space.

You can also think through your cabinets.

Will adding additional cabinets help clear up some space on the countertops?

If so, then this will be a wise choice. A barren countertop opens up the room and makes it feel larger than it is.

• Using Glass and Mirror 

A great trick that professional decorators and renovators use is glass and mirrors.

Strategically placed mirrors can open your room up, giving the illusion that space is much larger than it is.

Also, there are some cool doors that you can get for your see-through cabinets.

This small detail can add an expensive look to your kitchen.

• Getting it right with the Lighting

You can do every trick in the book to make your kitchen look and feel larger, but if you have poor lighting, then it is all for nothing.

Nothing is more appealing in opening up a room than your lighting choices.

And it doesn’t stop at just making sure it is well lit, you fixture decisions are essential as well.

There are so many options for relaxed, hanging lights that you should have no problem finding one that fits in your style.

You should also consider using track lighting to help provide additional light without being obtrusive.

• Flooring

The first thing most people see when they walk into a room is the floor.

In a smaller space, you can afford to do a more expensive per-square-foot material that will match the new design you are working on.

Some people opt for just a traditional hardwood, while others seek out a particular marble tile that provides a unique look.

Make sure you spend some time looking over all the options and weighing the pros and cons of each.

Marble, for example, looks beautiful. However, it can feel icy in the winter.

There are many ways to open up your room. Your wall color choices also play a huge part in the overall look.

Make sure to search for inspiration everywhere and take your time planning it out.