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Two Best Things I Bought for My Kitchen in 2010

I hope you are all enjoying a little downtime between Christmas and New Year's Day, relaxing, spending time with family, etc. My time with family was cut short by a day due to the Blizzard of 2010 that began here yesterday. The family members who were traveling wisely decided to get on the road a day earlier to avoid the brunt of the storm. By noon today, we had 18" of snow here. It's really very pretty.

In this post, I will be wrapped up the best things I bought for my kitchen. As you know I have been busying collecting pieces of stuff since my last new house renovation. It's been tiring but full of pleasure since you have a chance to fulfill all your dream things into a reality.

So without further ado, here is my best things I bought for my kitchen:

A Vitamix blender

I have been dreaming this blender since about a year ago, the first time I looked it I fell in love with it. With the such of good design and the ultimate power, I cannot resist putting one of this Vitamix blender on my kitchen.

I know some of you must be thinking, why the heck I bought a $500 kitchen? What is the difference? I know I might sound crazy enough to buy a blender with that amounts of money. I even had a plan to buy a cheaper blender from Ninja Kitchen which claim can do almost everything that Vitamix can do, but once I did more research on the internet I found this article from blenderversus.com which has depth review discussion about Vitamix vs Ninja then I had no more doubt to take Vitamix blender. 

Actually I was thinking to buy the Vitamix 750 pro series but unfortunately, it was not available at that moment, so I took the cheaper version which is the old version one Vitamix 5200. The only difference is it hasn't the pre-programmed settings like in the Vitamix 7500 series, but I can live with it.

What I most like with this blender, and why I claim this as my best buy for my kitchen is because as you know I am a smoothie lover and this blender able to crush anything you put on it, also I can make hummus with it, and my children loves when I make a sorbet with this blender too.

Choosing Design for Your Small Kitchen

While I await the start of my next ceiling project, the kitchen design previously mentioned, I thought I'd come down off the ladder to talk about Floorcloths. It has been around since the 1700's, when people used them on their dirt floors. They go in and out of fashion, like everything else, over the years.  I have not had a request for a Floorcloth in over ten years now, but they are still very much in fashion and in use in my own home.  I love them for three reasons.

But anyway let's talk about kitchen design. When we look at your house, the kitchen has always been a space somewhere in the back of the house. Maybe you know it yourself, how to get your granny in your house with your feet on the cold tiles at your fried egg and from the kitchen window so the country could look up.

The kitchen is the heart of the house, both in literal and figurative terms. We do not find it at the back of the house but as a full center pits. Meanwhile, even the walls of the kitchen have disappeared, and an open kitchen is an ideal. Because the more space the kitchen has, the better it can do her heart-work. The kitchen is our daily place of connection and why would you want to grasp that connection in walls? 

Tips for designing small kitchens

We have listed a number of tips for you, which can help you to decorate and design your small kitchen.

• Extra large cupboards Ensure that the cupboard space increases considerably. However, the skirting is often lower, which means that you have to take your gear off the floor from the cupboards. Another option is to increase the worksheet, however, a too high sheet is certainly not advisable.
• Use small kitchen appliances and find some references online like in The Kitchn, Blender Versus, Smitten Kitchen
• Optimize worksheet layout; It is often only worked between the cooking area and the sink. The space outside can be minimized
• Make use of a deeper worktop; A leaf of 65cm deep gives much more space than a sheet that is only 60cm deep.Help with furnishing small kitchen

When decorating small kitchens it is in many cases valuable to do this with an experienced consultant. The consultants of Kitchens & Bathrooms can assist you perfectly. They are aware of the latest developments and can tell you about practical solutions that can be of value when decorating your small kitchen. Schedule an appointment for a free conversation with 3d drawing

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