How to choose the perfect kitchen: important nuances before you buy it

Choosing a kitchen is one of the most responsible stages of home improvement. It is not just a place for cooking, but an important part of the interior, which should be comfortable, functional and durable. Before buying, it is important to take into account several key factors so that your kitchen will please you for many years.

First of all, you should decide on the style. Classic kitchens with carved facades and natural wood will suit lovers of cosiness and tradition, and modern models with smooth surfaces and minimalist design will fit perfectly into the urban interior. Scandinavian, loft and modern styles are popular, combining functionality and aesthetics.

Materials play an important role in the durability of the kitchen. Facades made of MDF with enamel or PVC film are resistant to moisture and mechanical damage, and worktops made of quartz agglomerate or ceramics provide strength and wear resistance. The choice of fittings is important – quality BLUM or Hettich mechanisms guarantee smooth movement and reliability.

Ergonomics is another important aspect. Competent zoning helps to create a comfortable working space. For example, the ‘triangle rule’ means that the cooker, sink and fridge are located at a small distance from each other, which speeds up the cooking process. Convenient storage systems such as pull-out baskets, cargos and organisers make efficient use of space.

When choosing a kitchen, it is also important to consider the size of the room. In small flats, corner or linear models with high storage systems are suitable, while for spacious kitchens you can consider island designs and built-in appliances.