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Home Remodeling Tips° 36. <White Wood Remodeling> #Kitchen Details, Don't Miss It! There's so much to consider in a kitchen. I'm a housewife, so I'm really passionate about the kitchen. 🤭 The kitchen is important not only in terms of design, but if it's poorly designed, it can cause inconvenience in daily use, so it's the space I put the most effort into when directing. 📍I'll list a few important points! ✔️ Flow is the most important!! A kitchen that looks pretty is great, but you need to seriously consider what makes a kitchen "good for me." A kitchen with a front-facing design. While it's pretty, if you have a personality that makes it difficult to organize, this isn't recommended. Storage is just as important in the kitchen. It's inevitable that things have to be hidden to keep things neat. ✔️I highly recommend 800-square kitchen tiles! Since 600-square requires a horizontal bar, 800-square, which can only be installed once, looks cleaner. It goes without saying, and it's also easier to maintain, right? ➡️ This project used Viva Beige 800-square. ✔️Undersink Water Purifier This may be a bit polarizing, but if you don't like having anything on top of your countertop, definitely go for it! If possible, match the tone of your kitchen faucet with a matte nickel. ✔️Why aren't you using a true built-in dishwasher? I'm curious why you wouldn't use one, considering everyone's serious about matching the tone these days... Is there a significant difference in functionality? I honestly don't know, so I'm asking^^;; (If you know, please let me know in the comments.) ※You can make the door during furniture construction and attach it when installing the dishwasher. ✔️For drawers, we recommend at least two rows (6 drawers, 3 each)! Unless there's a special circumstance, a 900mm wide, two-tier (inside a three-tier) drawer is a must-have for the induction cooktop. You'll always need to store items in the spacious drawer, right? 1. The slim top shelf is for cooking utensils and cutlery... 2. The middle shelf is for frying pans and large plates... 3. The bottom shelf is for large pots, or if you don't have a mesh strainer, oils, and sauces... Another shelf is for bowls, plates, wraps, plastic bags, and other miscellaneous kitchen items... That's a lot, isn't it? Other options include drawers or hinged shelves: Choose based on storage capacity and style. If you're asking, "Are drawers always better?", I think the correct answer is, "Of course, not always." ▪️The advantages are: You can see everything at a glance. It's much easier to reach items in the back. ▪️The downsides are: First, the cost increases (varying greatly depending on the type of hardware). It takes up a lot of space (storage capacity is inevitably reduced). Consider your style carefully within the limits of your space and budget, and create a beautiful and convenient kitchen~~♡ . . . . . #SejongsiApartment #BeomjigiMaeul10Complex34Pyeong #Kitchen #SejongsiInterior #SejongsiRemodeling #KitchenDesign #KitchenRemodeling #KitchenInterior #Furniture #Sink #KitchenItems #RemodelingInformation #SquareSink #SwanSink #Camporte #SquareSink #KitchenFaucet #SchtierFaucet #BeforeandAfterRemodeling #FurnitureDesign #WhiteWoodInterior #LANCableHousewarming