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	Kitchen1 Everybody has a different taste and the outlook of your kitchen will represent your personal style.
	Kitchen2 Because cabinet doors are the face of the kitchen, it will be very important that you choose a finish you want to look at for quite a number of years.
	Kitchen3 Keep in mind that, whichever material you choose to use for your cabinets, durability and low maintenance have to be the key to your choice.
	Kitchen4 If you choose for wood, will you go for solid wood or wood veneer?
	Kitchen5 Wood itself is available in all kinds of colours, but it can also be glossed, painted, colour washed or waxed to give it the finish you prefer.
	Kitchen6 Even more than wood, laminate cupboard doors have endless possibilities in colour, texture and shine.
	Kitchen7 Use for part of your cabinets for example glass doors for protected display of your crockery, or use frosted glass for a concealed, but still open look. Glass will look beautiful in both traditional and contemporary kitchens, whereas frosted glass works best in contemporary kitchens.
	Kitchen8 Stainless steel is another material used for kitchens, but mostly for worktop and appliances. It gives its own character to your kitchen. It looks clean, shiny and professional. It is easy to keep clean as well and is very durable, but can be very costly.
	Kitchen9 A worktop will receive the most wear and tear of all the surfaces in the kitchen. It has to endure hot pots and pans, knives, water and dirt. Therefore your worktop has to be made of the most durable material you can afford.
	Kitchen10 The most common materials for the kitchen walls are tiles, wallpaper and paint. Tiles will mostly be used as a backsplash above the hob and the worktop and they come in a lot of different shapes and sizes. Colour the tiles in into your design drawing and measure how much you need.
	Kitchen11 The most important part of buying a new kitchen is the planning. What shape will the kitchen have, how big is the family that will use the kitchen and how often will the kitchen be used?
	Kitchen12 The shape of the kitchen is an important feature in the planning of your kitchen. It narrows down the possibilities considerably, which will make it easier for you to plan your kitchen. The most important thing to remember is, whichever shape your kitchen will have, try to plan your kitchen as efficient as possible.
	Kitchen13 When you draw up a plan for your new kitchen, try to place the sink, preparation area and hob first.
	Kitchen14 It is obvious that the bigger the worktop, the more you can store below it. After you have planned the position of your sink, fridge and hob/oven, the rest of the space below the worktop is yours to play with.
	Kitchen15 Storage below the worktop is especially handy for heavy items such as electrical equipment and heavy pots, pans and oven dishes.
	Kitchen16 Products like bottles of wine and vegetables that don't need to go in the fridge will also need their space beneath the worktop. Think of different ways to store them than the usual cupboard.
	Kitchen17 Plan your kitchen according to your lifestyle.
	Kitchen18 Keep the existing service points in mind when planning the kitchen as rewiring and re-plumbing takes a lot of time and money.