Spring is the perfect time to start fresh, especially if you’re planning a kitchen remodel. American Kitchens can bring new life to your worn-out kitchen, ensuring it’s a room you and your family enjoy spending time in.
Feeling stuck? All you need are a few kitchen remodeling ideas to get started! Here are six spring kitchen ideas to inspire your next renovation.
1. Bright colors for your kitchen remodel
Go bright this spring with the color yellow. Painting a shade of yellow will brighten up your kitchen, making it reminiscent of a gorgeous, sunny day. You can pair it with white, but if you want a little extra color, use a different shade for the small accents.
If you’re not a fan of yellow, other great spring colors can add a pop in your kitchen. Alternatives include green, mint, blue-greens, light blue, aqua, pink and coral.
2. Kitchen design with timeless aesthetics
If you’re not a fan of bright colors, white is a classic shade that looks pretty in every season. It’s bright enough to make your kitchen more open and welcoming, but still offers an elegant and timeless feel.
For a more modern kitchen, combine white with stainless steel appliances and a glass back-splash, adding small pops of color around the room.
White also blends well in any setting and meshes with wood tones, so don’t be afraid to add a wood floor into the mix in your new kitchen.
3. Stylish and spacious kitchen cabinets
Whether you’re installing new cabinetry or refinishing your old cabinets for a new look this spring, you’ll want your kitchen cabinets to be both stylish and practical. Cabinets are a crucial part of your kitchen, and it’s important to choose cabinets that will enhance the room’s décor, while providing ample space. American Kitchens can help you choose the very best cabinets for your needs.
When styling your kitchen cabinets, choose a color that mixes and matches well with your new kitchen theme or existing style. The cabinets should also be able to store all of your essential kitchen items in an organized manner. Different styles of wood cabinets can offer a roomy storage solution, especially when enhanced with different features, such as adjustable shelving racks or integrated drawers.
4. Open shelving vs. kitchen cabinets
If you’re not a fan of cabinets or your kitchen doesn’t have any, open shelving can provide great storage space and create a more relaxed and modern kitchen. Open shelves allow easy access to the items you need. They’re all in plain sight — so no more digging in cabinets for your favorite mug!
It’s easier to organize plates, cups and other kitchenware on shelves, giving each item a designated spot and freeing up usable countertop space. It’s also a great way to put your favorite dishware on display.
If you have a small kitchen space, open shelves are the best the option. They make the kitchen appear bigger and less crowded.
5. Updated kitchen countertops
Countertops define a kitchen’s style the most. A countertop has a personality of its own, and it can be a driving force for the new design of your spring kitchen.
Ask yourself: “What role do I want my kitchen countertops to play?”
If you want them to be the focal point of the room, go with a bold, bright or textured countertop material to make a statement. Go neutral and soft if you want other areas of color in the kitchen to stand out.
6. Improved kitchen design through unique accents
Give your kitchen character this spring with unique accents. Large or small kitchens look creative, bright and enhanced when you add your own personal touch.
Small details, combined with rich colors, add excitement and individuality to your kitchen. Vibrant spring flowers or fresh fruit in vases — in addition to bold patterns, colorful knobs, door frames and customized shelving — are great ideas to help your kitchen remodel blossom this spring.
