Kitchen Remodel Ideas
Kitchen Remodel Ideas

The kitchen is a key area of your home, meaning when it comes to remodeling this important space, you need to be sure you’re choosing a design that will stand the test of time. While it might be tempting to go with something trendy, it could easily go out of style very quickly, leaving you with a dated and unfashionable home and an expensive future remodel.

With this in mind, here are a few popular kitchen trends with plenty of staying power. Choose any or all of these, and rest assured that your kitchen will stay fashionable a few years later.

White Appliances

White kitchen appliances are the first fashionable trend today and likely to stand the test of time. White appliances have long been popular since they’re easier to clean than stainless steel appliances. White blends perfectly with all décor styles, making dishwashers, washing machines, and dyers in this color a long-lasting choice.

Quartz Counters

Quartz has been touted as the most challenging material to be used for kitchen countertops, and indeed, it’s true that it can resist burns, chips, and scratches admirably. Crushed quartz is mixed with resin to make countertops that look like granite or solid colors. The most common granite colors are white, black and gray, and beige/brown. It seems odd to designate a single color to granite because the various grains and veins throughout can be any blend of neutral colors. That being said, every granite slab has a base color, usually white, black, or gray. Our line of countertops has low maintenance, and with no need for annual sealing, a quartz countertop is going to stand the test of time.

Touch Faucets

Although touch faucets might sound like a fad, they’re rapidly becoming a must-have now that more homeowners are concerned about minimizing germs and bacteria in their spaces. The perfect solution when you have dirty hands or when your hands are full of items that need to be washed, touch faucets also help you save water since they switch off automatically. Like touch faucets, you should also have a touchless trash can in your kitchen to free your hands and freshen your home.

Copper Sinks

Although traditional ceramic or resin sinks have been popular, there is a growing trend towards copper sinks. Not only is a copper sink a nice addition to your home, but it’s also a long-lasting one. Bringing a stylish, rustic look to your home, a copper sink is resistant to scratches and damage and will look fabulous for years.


Deep Drawers

Anyone who wants a functional kitchen that will stay accessible even as they age will appreciate the benefits of deep drawers rather than low cabinets. Base cabinets have evolved, so bending over to reach your pots and pans is unnecessary. Drawers around 24” in depth can simply be pulled out to reveal everything you need within easy reach. Deep drawer organizers are also here to stay. These ensure that the contents of your larger-than-average drawers remain firmly in place so everything doesn’t just become a big jumble of chaos where you can’t find anything. With separate dividers, trays, boxes, and slots, it’s possible to store knives, plates, bottles, flatware, and utensils separately.

A Side Opening Oven

Rather than a traditional fold-down oven door, a side-opening oven is becoming a popular choice for accessibility. This is another trend which is here to stay. With the stove located at counter height, there’s no need for any bending or reaching to get food out of the oven, it can just slide out comfortably for a more ergonomic choice. A microwave drawer is another useful addition to your kitchen; it will surely have plenty of sticking power. Installing your microwave in a drawer below the counter height makes it much easier to use without stretching up.


These are just some of the latest trends for kitchens that are certain to go the distance. Since all these remodeling ideas are practical and useful, they will stand the test of time. Your kitchen will remain fashionable and functional for many years to come so you won’t need to worry about spending a lot of money on a second remodel within just a couple of years. Incorporate all these ideas into your remodel – you won’t regret it!