Kitchen remodels seem to be the one thing that just about everyone agrees is needed in most older homes. At the very least, replacing older appliances with energy efficient models is a necessity. Not only do they save money by using less energy they generally have a larger capacity than older models. There seems to be a good deal of leeway in floor refinishing given all the choices on the market todaqy. I have seen tile, vinyl, linoleum, laminate and wood. One thing that has cropped up in some of the 200-330k houses I have shown lately is round kitchen sinks...Has anyone else seen these? There almost a cone shape...one buyers I was showing homes commented that more than half of the houses we had looked at over the course of three days had what he called "Those bra sinks". They seemed to be everywhere, but noone I was showing homes to liked them. They do look pretty cool but how practical are they for dishwashing? Anybody have one?
I just remodeled my own kitchen ---replaced everything. Highly recommend the quartz countertop materials. They are beautiful, anti-microbial and all but indestructible once installed. If sellers are thinking of kitchen remodels when getting ready to sell, they may want to consider it. It is granite and quarts in an epoxy setting I believe. It is an elegant touch in a small kitchen. (Mine is a narrow galley about 5 x 10 with no window)
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