{"id":7198,"date":"2018-05-03T14:07:48","date_gmt":"2018-05-03T16:07:48","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/vitmedis.lt\/pagrindiniai-principai-komfortiskos-bei-jaukios-virtuves-irengimui\/"},"modified":"2024-06-04T18:45:56","modified_gmt":"2024-06-04T18:45:56","slug":"pagrindiniai-principai-komfortiskos-bei-jaukios-virtuves-irengimui","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/vitmedis.lt\/en\/pagrindiniai-principai-komfortiskos-bei-jaukios-virtuves-irengimui\/","title":{"rendered":"Basic principles for a comfortable and cosy kitchen"},"content":{"rendered":"

The kitchen is the most used room in all homes. When it comes to kitchen furniture, all people want their kitchen to be cosy, comfortable and also fatigue-free. So if you want to spend more time in your kitchen and not feel tired, it is very important to choose the right colours.<\/p>\n

Choice of colours when installing the cordage. Kitchen Furniture Colours<\/h2>\n

Choosing colours is an important and responsible step, as it is important to take into account several aspects that will determine your mood and your comfort at once. The most popular kitchen colours are browns, yellows, reds, greens and blues, although pastel colours have brought back the old-fashioned style of modest elegance. Alongside colour, the surface texture has also changed: from stainless steel to natural wood.<\/p>\n

Painted, plastic, laminated or natural kitchen fronts can be in a wide range of colours, dictated by fashion and logic, colour and texture matching, shapes of fronts, tables, cabinets. Colour must have a very important characteristic: versatility. It is best to go for neutral colours, white, grey, avoiding bright colours because in the long term colour can start to cause fatigue. Neutral colours such as grey, white do not overshadow everything around them, they blend in and adapt to any design. Similarly, light blue, light green, silver grey or light cream will help to visually enlarge a small space and make it feel pleasant and not tiring.<\/p>\n

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Perfect Lighting for the Kitchen<\/h2>\n

In the kitchen, as in all homes, lighting is important, whether it is general, functional or accent lighting. The general lighting needs to be chosen according to the size of the room, and can be suspended from the ceiling or built into LED rails, depending on the style of your home.<\/p>\n

Functional lighting in the kitchen is desk lighting. It is usually installed under the cabinets, and you can choose LED or other types of lighting, but keep it in mind when designing the furniture.<\/p>\n

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Preferred Furniture Materials<\/h3>\n

So, when furnishing a kitchen, you need to keep in mind the main purpose of the kitchen, cooking, as we move around a lot when we cook, and kitchen furniture should not have sharp corners that can be caught in. It must also be able to withstand temperature changes, humidity, steam and all the other factors we encounter when cooking. Stainless steel, wood and granite are some of the most popular materials used for kitchen furniture. These materials are sufficiently resistant to environmental influences and are also easy to clean.<\/p>\n

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More space - Feeling of comfort<\/h3>\n

Another very important aspect to keep in mind when buying kitchen furniture is space saving. Furniture should not take up most of the space in the kitchen. It is better to opt for a more relaxed environment, as you will be able to move more freely and quickly and perform different functions.<\/p>\n

Choose the right configuration of kitchen furniture according to the kitchen space, preferably with natural light on the work surface during the day. If there is enough space in the kitchen, it is recommended to design an 'island', which can be not only an additional work surface but also a kitchen accent. \"The island can be used for a hob or sink, and can be used for additional seating.<\/p>\n

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Kitchen Zoning<\/h3>\n

Also, if you want to save space or if you have a small kitchen, you need to think about how many drawers or cupboards you might need before buying a kitchen set. This can be done very simply by dividing the kitchen into five separate areas.<\/p>\n