Introduction

Get inspired by our top trends for kitchens and baths.

Kitchen Design

The kitchen is the heart of your home. It's where you spend time with family, entertain guests and prepare meals for yourself and others. That's why it's important to have a kitchen that's functional and stylish at the same time.

Materials

Materials can be wood, stone, steel, glass or other materials. Materials can also be natural or synthetic.

Materials can be recycled or reclaimed. They may also be composite-like, meaning that they are made up of two or more materials and those materials are bonded together in some way.

Backsplash

The backsplash is the wall behind your sink and stove. The backsplash can be a tile, mosaic, or glass. It can be a color or pattern, or a combination of both. The backsplash is often used as a focal point in a kitchen design but it also serves as an important functional surface with its ability to hide water stains and protect surrounding walls from heat damage. In addition to being decorative or functional in nature, the type of material used for this application will depend on how much moisture you want to absorb from splashing water during meal preparation.

In some cases where there are high levels of moisture that may splash onto the walls above your sink area, we recommend using durable materials such as solid surface materials (known today as quartz) which absorb very little moisture making them ideal for these types of applications versus natural stone products such as marble that absorbs significantly more moisture creating additional maintenance costs over time due to stains caused by prolonged exposure without proper maintenance measures taken care of regularly during cleaning sessions after each use at home when cooking meals throughout daily routine activities while living within close proximity near an apartment building complex where residents share common facilities like kitchens between adjacent units within same building complex structure itself located somewhere else far away from here located somewhere else somewhere else under different jurisdiction jurisdiction jurisdiction jurisdiction context context context context

Countertops

Granite, marble and quartz are beautiful, elegant and long-lasting. They're also very expensive, so you'll need to be sure to do your homework before purchasing them. If you're looking for something different than granite counters that won't break the bank, laminate is an excellent choice. It's durable and easy to clean but can still be used in a variety of styles to match almost any kitchen or bathroom.

Wood countertops have always been popular but they have one drawback: they show scratches easily. This doesn't mean they aren't durable—they just tend to pick up small scratches more often than other materials used for countertops like granite or marble. For those with children who might accidentally bump into them while playing around in the kitchen (or pets with sharp claws!), wood might not be the best option either because these marks can get deeper over time if not properly maintained with sanding once every few years (just like real wood!). Concrete is another solid option that comes in many colors and finishes.

Glass countertops are perfect if you want something completely different from everything else on this list; however depending on where exactly nearby stores offer glass options may vary widely since shipping costs will dramatically increase due to weight requirements (glass being heavier than most other materials). Ceramic tiles are another good alternative because they're lightweight yet durable enough for daily use such as chopping vegetables or washing dishes without breaking apart easily under pressure - unlike many other types of material used today."

Lighting

Lighting is an important consideration for the overall look of your kitchen. The amount of natural light available will play a significant role in determining which style of lighting fixtures you choose. For example, if you have few windows and your kitchen faces north, consider using recessed lights or under-cabinet lighting to compensate for the lack of sun. In addition to the amount of natural light available, consider how much artificial lighting you need for cooking, eating, cleaning and general use throughout your day.

If you’re planning on having guests over frequently (or just want to make yourself feel like there's always someone else in your home), dimmer switches are a must! Not only do they allow for adjustable levels of brightness that complement different activities but they also create ambience by allowing users to select specific colors and moods through temperature settings (e.g., blue = calm).

Sinks & Faucets

Sinks are available in a wide range of styles and finishes. You'll find sinks made of different materials, including stainless steel and composite stone. They come in a variety of sizes and configurations, including sinks that are double or single bowl, undermount or top-mount—and with faucets included or not. So whether you're looking for simple elegance or modern glamour, our selection has something for everyone!

Tile flooring

Tile flooring is a great way to add style and personality to your kitchen or bathroom. It can also be a great way to add color and pattern if you want something that looks completely different from your walls, which are often painted in complementary colors. Tile is durable, easy to clean and comes in an array of styles and colors from which you can choose.

When choosing tile flooring for the kitchen or bathroom, make sure that it’s something that will be easy for you (or anyone else who has access) to keep clean. If there are children living in the house, consider getting non-porous tiles such as porcelain or ceramic so they won’t get scratched up easily by things like high heels on marble floors. You may also want something that doesn’t show dirt too easily because having kids running around could mean plenty more staining over time than with adults only using these rooms occasionally when entertaining guests at home

Update your Kitchen or Bath with new design trends.

• Countertops:

• Granite is the most popular choice for countertops, and for good reason. It's durable, comes in a variety of colors and patterns, and is easy to clean. Quartz countertops are also very popular right now because they're affordable and look great. Carrera marble is another option that's both luxurious and timeless; it's especially beautiful when paired with a white sink or backsplash.

• Flooring:

• Tile flooring is extremely versatile because you can choose from many different styles based on your taste preference—stick with neutrals or go bold! Wood floors work well in kitchens where there isn't much traffic as they tend to be more durable than stone laminate flooring options like Pergo Max Butcher Block (which can scratch easily). As far as installing these materials goes, ceramic tile requires an extra step during installation due to adhesive requirements; make sure you hire professional installers if you want professional results!

Conclusion

We hope these tips have helped you to gain a better understanding of the kitchen and bath design trends. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact us for more information on our services. We would love to hear from you!