We asked some of Canada’s top designers to share their favorite items to integrate into a kitchen design and this is what they had to say. (As Seen In Canadian Home Trends Magazine May 2018)
Photo Source: Sub-Zero and Wolf
Cooked to Perfection: When planning a kitchen project, I always recommend a professional convection steam oven. I love being able to prepare easy and healthy meals! – Jamie Banfield
Pull-Away: My must-have fixture for a new kitchen is a faucet with a pull-out or pull-down spray. It offers much more flexibility when preparing food and cleaning up. – Kendall Ansell
Photo Source: Home Depot
Crafty Corners: A kitchen definitely has to have a pullout or Lazy Susan in a corner cabinet! This makes it easier to access everything in the cabinet for maximum storage and convenience. – Negar Reihani
Photo Source: Sub-Zero and Wolf
Wine & Dine: Installing a small wine fridge under a kitchen countertop is a great choice if you love to entertain! You can store more than enough bottles for your dinner party guests without having to run to the cellar to restock! – Jacklynn Little
Photography by Mike Chajecki
Creating Contrast: Integrating contrasting cabinetry colors add a touch of drama and create a design statement in any kitchen. – Gabriele Pizzale
Photography by Larry Arnal
Center of Attention: A large island is essential in any kitchen! It becomes the hub of the kitchen, providing workspace as well as a central spot for friends and family to gather. – Christine Da Costa
Photo Source: Sub-Zero and Wolf
Integrated Entertaining: My must-have in a kitchen is a well integrated smart screen with great speakers. I can catch the news or stream music and best of all, I can bring up recipes online and even follow Ina Garten making her classic mac and cheese on video! – Lisa Stevens
Photo Source: Kohler
Perfect Centerpiece: The sink is the most important, grounding design choice for a kitchen. I love a deep, undermount sink for both its look and functionality. This clean, seamless style works well with granite, marble or even engineered stone countertops! – Kim Bartley
Photo Source: Kohler
Pretty & Functional: I love adding a pot filler to every new kitchen design. Not only do they save you from having to carry heavy pots of water around, they also add an element of beauty behind the cooktop area. – Yvonne Whelan
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