forgiving, requires less maintenance, and is often more affordable than granite.
If quartz is still out of your budget, butcher block is another great option that won’t break the bank. It offers a distinctive look that stands out from the crowd of natural stone. If you’re really on a budget, consider refreshing your laminate countertops. Today’s laminates can mimic the look of granite and quartz at a fraction of the cost. Using the same material for the backsplash can also give your kitchen a modern look without the hefty price tag. One project worth tackling, if your budget allows, is eliminating any choke points in your kitchen. Kitchens are high-traffic areas, and nothing creates a bottleneck like a poorly placed peninsula blocking access to the fridge. Consider relocating the peninsula or the fridge to improve the flow of your kitchen.
Sink: The Workhorse of the Kitchen
The sink is easily the most-used area of any kitchen. From
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