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Finishing the kitchen requires special skill

Usually the most visited place in the house is the kitchen, so the kitchen decoration must be done qualitatively and professionally, so that it was nice to be in. Here they not only prepare food, but also accept it and just communicate with family members and friends. It is the finish of the kitchen that will affect the comfort and comfort in the apartment.

The kitchen is divided into several zones: a dining room, a working area and a passage area. Kitchen tiling is usually carried out in the work area where the cooking process takes place, and it is known to be associated with the possible appearance of stains of fat, smoke, other dirt, which is very easy to remove from the tiles. The working area is planned on the principle of a triangle, that is, the hostess should have a cooker, a refrigerator and a cutting table. To all these places it should have free access, and they should be close to each other, in this case, the process of cooking will only bring pleasure and does not take up much energy. It is very beautiful and practical, when the hall is finished with stone, and also the elements of artificial stone are used in decorating the kitchen. Usually these two rooms are nearby, and if they are made in similar styles, it always looks impressive.

The finishing of the kitchen includes not only the carrying out of repairs, but also the proper selection of the equipment used. It should be of high quality, and also user-friendly. All kitchen equipment must be arranged in the order of the cooking process. At the mistress all should be near at hand, but at the same time not to pile up in one place, and to lay in certain lockers and on shelves.

If you have the size of the kitchen can install a dining table in it, then in this way you can organize a dining area. If you make such an area in the kitchen, then the apartment will have more space and there will be no need to organize a regular meal in another room.

Finishing the kitchen, which is not only small, but also narrow, has its own characteristics. Here it is not necessary to apply materials that take away the free space of the room, for example, the lining, tiles, and we must confine ourselves to gluing high-quality cleaning wallpaper. The dining and working area in such a kitchen should be under one wall. Such a kitchen can meet the needs of a family of two.

If you have an extended kitchen and its width is more than 2.3 meters, then you should think about organizing all the equipment in it in two rows. In this case, a gas stove and a sink are placed in one row, and in the other, for example, a refrigerator and cabinets for storing utensils.

In kitchens, where the window is located on the longitudinal wall, it is most rational to use the U-shaped arrangement. Using this method of arrangement allows you to install all equipment in a continuous line, this creates additional convenience during cooking. Finishing of such kitchen can be carried out by various materials, for example, a tile or an artificial stone. Here it is possible to apply various corner elements of furniture and equipment, and thus, more effectively use the entire space of the room.

The kitchen is a specific room, and it is most susceptible to the contamination of the wall, so their decoration needs to be given the most attention. The finishing of the kitchen should be such that it is possible to periodically carry out its wet cleaning. The simplest way to finish the walls is to cover them with whitewash or water-based paint. When using wallpaper, it is best to choose a moisture-resistant detergent or film wallpaper. More progressive wall covering is the use of extruded polystyrene tiles. If you have a large kitchen, you can decorate the walls with a tree, but for a small kitchen this option is not suitable, as it takes up free space. It is most appropriate to choose a combined kitchen trim and for each zone to choose exactly the material that will most match it.

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