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Feb
05

Samsung Kitchen Appliances

Posted by Dana Brett under Kitchen Decor

Samsung have always been the one to watch. Whether it is mobile phones, TV’s or computers, Samsung have always managed to merge the practical with the beautiful whilst having the gadgets and gimmicks to please everyone. They have been making kitchen appliances for years; now some of their latest products are really beginning to stand out from the crowd, being innovative yet affordable.

Firstly there is the new range of Samsung washing machines with ecobubble technology. Instead of using water to wash your clothes, these machines use thousands of tiny bubbles, which create a foam around your clothes. It’s a faster, more powerful and more economical cleaning solution. In fact, a 15C ecobubble wash provides the same results as a traditional 40C cotton wash!

There is also the Samsung dual cook oven. This clever invention is a 65 litre built-in oven, which the user can easily switch into two independent fan assisted ovens. This means you can use the same oven to cook two different meals, at two different temperatures at the same time!

But perhaps the most impressive of all of these, are Samsung RL55VQBRS freestanding Fridge Freezer. With features such as frost free technology, anti-bacterial protection, A+ energy rating and 328 litres it is undoubtedly an impressive fridge freezer, but it has something extra for the gadget lovers: a 7inch build-in LCD display, which is both a calendar and a memo pad, and also has a SD card reader so you can display your favourite photos without the need for magnets! What more could a gadget lover want?

Sep
14

Different Decorating Styles for Kitchens

Posted by Dana Brett under Kitchen Decor

The Feng Shui decorating style is mostly based on organizing the available objects around the room, and on using the available space at its maximum efficiency. Buying some new elements is not mandatory, and this is what makes the Feng Shui kitchen modification simple and effective. Although the result of such decorating idea might look modern, it is in fact a classical decorating style used for millenniums. Try to avoid the metallic and synthetic hard materials, with firm geometric forms, with rounded edges such as natural wood or steel.

The positive energy given by the Feng Shui design and decorations in the kitchen is important especially in the morning, before the beginning of a new day. There are also some experts in kitchen design who are also experts at Feng Shui

Classic decorating styles

The classical, traditional and rustic decorating styles were always appreciated, remaining popular even during our modern days when the minimalist style is mostly used. Whether we are talking about nostalgia, melancholy and memories, the classical decorating style remains an option anytime.

This decorating style is great for the block flat, but also for a villa or a house. The dimensions of the space are not important, as the standards of comfort and functionality can be easily met. An advantage of choosing the classical style is the low cost of the furniture. Unless you are a fan of the custom made furniture, you can easily find all the furniture elements needed in any of the specialized stores. However, those elements must be functional and usable, unless you want them only as a décor.

The décor must give an impression of comfort. For the walls, you can choose the ceramic planks, in different dimensions and colors. You can also add paintings in natural colors. The alternatives to ceramic would be natural stone, mosaics and wood.

The floors must be covered with tiles, stones or flooring. Make sure to respect the classical style by choosing the right shapes, colors and textures. The chromatic elements could be inspired by nature. The pale colors without shining nuances are comforting, and they are also the ideal choice. Choose white, beige, brown and pale yellow if you want to create a perfect comforting atmosphere.

Feb
19

General Tips For Kitchen Decor

Posted by Dana Brett under Kitchen Decor

The kitchen decor largely depends on its size and the location in the house. Ideally, a kitchen should be well lit naturally and should have a lot of storage space. If the kitchen is small, use light colours like white, beige for the wall; that would give the kitchen a spacious look. Avoid using dark colours around the kitchen sink since the soap residues left behind from washing can cause irremovable stains. Ensure that it is durable, beautiful and easy to clean. Some of the other kitchen décor tips include:

  • Place a mirror opposite to the window. This will further make the kitchen look spacious. This will also brighten the room since the light from the window reflects on the mirror and provides enhanced lighting to the room.
  • You can place green plants in the kitchen to make it look greener and fresh.
  • Stainless steel could be durable, but it is quite out of fashion. Try using iron, tin, copper, chrome, wrought iron, tin, brass and platinum-these could enhance the beauty of the kitchen.
  • Themed table clothes and chair slipovers are a big craze among householders. For instance, if it is summer you can use some soothing colour like baby pink, light blue and more. Use warm colours like navy blue, maroon for winters.

While these are some general tips to design your kitchen, you can make modifications according to your resources. If you have the money, you can also go for a classical kitchen with oak fittings, cherry and maples decor.

These days, kitchens have gained a multi-utilitarian look; precisely why workspaces are integrated in the kitchen along with the dining space. Convenient for working women, this space enables her to work while keeping an eye on the simmering rice. It is best to design the kitchen in a U-shape rather than L-shape. This not only allows easy access to all the cabinets but also provides a larger floor space. Just dial the Perth builders for designs and interior decoration packages and get the best deals.