Refreshing Your Kitchen This Spring
- Kitchens By Design
- Mar 15
- 2 min read
With the Spring Equinox on March 20th, it is finally time to come out of our winter dwellings and begin to freshen up our homes. Let's dive into some of the ways you can refresh your space as you open your windows to let the air blow away the winter cobwebs.
Replace Cabinet Hardware
Something that is easy to overlook when you just move into your home is what the cabinet hardware looks like. If you are not ready to commit to a complete renovation, an easy way to spruce up your kitchen is with some new hardware. At Kitchens By Design, our go to for cabinetry hardware is Top Knobs. With a variety to styles and finishes that compliment many interior designs, you are sure to find something that can brighten up your space in our showroom.
Reseal Countertops
Materials such as granite and marble need to be regularly sealed in order to prolong the quality throughout the lifetime of your kitchen. After the first six months to a year after install, countertops generally should be sealed once per year. With regular maintenance, your countertops will last for decades. Check out our blog about exactly how to care for your countertops here! If your counters are beginning to show their age, be sure to speak with a professional regarding repairs. Ready to start thinking about a completely new kitchen design? Stop by our showroom in Johnston, Rhode Island to see what your new kitchen could look like!
Out With The Old
Spring is also the time to get rid of things that, for one reason or another, are tired and ready to retire. Whether that is donating a cookbook that you never used or replacing your worn out French press, this season provides the opportunity for us to revitalize our routines. Replacing your kitchen storage items with glass or ceramic containers is an excellent way to stay organized and reduce one time plastic use, for example. Some of our favorite places in Providence sell products that fit this bill exactly! Click the link below to view our recommendations for kitchen and cooking accessories.
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