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Sep 28, 2022 18 min

Why Functionality Matters in Your Kitchen | Fabling Built Tips | Episode 42

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Kitchen functionality isn’t something many people talk about when it comes to renovations, but it is the biggest factor in loving that space in your home. Being able to come into a kitchen that is well-designed and clutter-free can change the entire experience and that’s what we help homeowners with at Fabling Built. Listen to this episode to better understand what kitchen functionality means and how we create solutions for the homeowners we work with! Key Talking Points of the Episode [00:00] Introduction [01:15] What does the functionality of a kitchen really mean? [02:33] How can you make the most out of your kitchen’s functionality? [03:50] What are Teimon’s high-priority kitchen items? [04:31] Why do we suggest doing pantry cabinets instead of closets? [07:07] What is the importance of countertop space in kitchens? [09:03] How could a beverage center free up space in the kitchen? [10:16] Why is it important to utilize storage strategically in your kitchen? [12:30] Why do we focus on the functionality of kitchens during renovations? [13:49] How can you plan the layout of your kitchen well? [15:36] Why is the functionality of your kitchen more important than design?

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