Is your Dubai kitchen feeling a little tired? Has the daily grind of culinary adventures left your once-cherished space dull and outdated? Fear not, dear Dubaians, for it's time to reignite the passion in your kitchen! And who better to guide you through

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Top 10 Kitchen Renovation Companies in Dubai 2024

Transforming Your Dubai Kitchen: A Guide to Top 10 Kitchen Renovation Companies Your kitchen is the heart of your home, a space where families gather, meals are prepared, and memories are made. When it comes to renovating your kitchen in Dubai, the possibilities are

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Crafting Culinary Excellence: AVENTINI’s Italian Kitchens, Elegance Redefined

Introduction: Welcome to the world of AVENTINI, where Italian craftsmanship meets Dubai luxury. In this comprehensive exploration, we delve into the intricacies of our Italian kitchens, unveiling the meticulous details that make them the epitome of sophistication and functionality. 1. The Essence of AVENTINI

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The Importance of Kitchen Renovation with AVENTINI

Introduction: Your kitchen isn't just a place to prepare meals; it's the heart of your home, a space where memories are made and cherished. At AVENTINI, we believe that a well-designed kitchen is a testament to the art of living. In this blog, we'll

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September

Revamp Your Kitchen in 2023: A Comprehensive Guide by AVENTINI

Introduction: Welcome to AVENTINI's guide on revitalizing your kitchen space in 2023! As we step into a new year, there's no better time to transform your kitchen into a space that perfectly reflects your style and functionality needs. Whether you're aiming for a sleek

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August

Best Kitchen Renovation Companies in Dubai

Introduction: When it comes to enhancing the heart of your home, a top-notch kitchen renovation company can make all the difference. In Dubai's thriving real estate market, where modern aesthetics meet cultural heritage, finding the best kitchen renovation company is crucial for turning your

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The best kitchen ideas for 2022 have come about as a direct result of the pandemic. No longer simply a place to cook, our demands on our kitchens to be exceptional living spaces have pushed boundaries to create all kinds of exciting possibilities. Now firmly established as a flexible living space, cooking is just one of many activities that happens in the kitchen, and the latest approach to this essential space reflects a growing need and desire for flexibility. Once, design was all about function and ergonomics, then came the entertaining kitchen, and now the ‘living kitchen’ which can encompass a home office, media centre and relaxed lounge-style seating as well as semi-professional cooking arena. Moving away from sleek white, boxy cabinetry, there is a return to more classic styles with painted finishes offering a softer finish and the option to choose from a larger palette of shades and, indeed, to use two or three in one kitchen. But it is texture that is really bringing the space to life. Grain, concrete, heavy relief patterned doors, textured stone – these tactile surfaces have a presence, they interact well with light, and offer all kinds of exciting design possibilities. The kitchen now looks like a living space. Cabinetry is sleeker, handless, in subtle finishes that wouldn’t look out of place in the living room. Freestanding pieces are mixed in with fitted units, and modern-day islands stand on tall legs looking like elegant tables as opposed to functional work benches. There is a definite move towards being more creative with décor. Statement lighting – notably large pendants draw the eye and help define the zones, while wall art adds character and expresses personality. Appliances have become super smart but also know when to disappear. The new finishes of matt black, white glass and soft grey for ovens are designed to blend with new cabinet finishes. Integrated extraction set into the ceiling or down draught options that slide demurely into the work surface when not in use allow for uninterrupted views. Even sinks now have covers to make the use of every inch of work surface and to help them blend, or are formed from the same composite material as the worktop such as Corian and Silestone to give a seamless finish. WHICH KITCHEN IDEAS SHOULD BE AVOIDED? The kitchen ideas to avoid are those which quickly date the room. Ideally, a kitchen might only be replaced once every 10 years, so any design fads that may appeal to you now should be carefully assessed to see whether you might still love them in five years' time – and, if you might sell your home any time within that first five years, you might like to consider whether those kitchen ideas are likely to be off-putting to future homebuyers. Other kitchen ideas to avoid are those that don't match up to your property – a very contemporary kitchen in an otherwise traditional home can be a glaring mistake, while one that is constructed in low-budget materials in an expensive or well-curated home will stick out like a sore thumb. WHAT IS A GOOD THEME FOR A KITCHEN? So, you've got your color sorted, but what is a good theme for a kitchen? Here's a breakdown of some of the most popular choices, including modern, classic, country and modern rustic... Modern kitchens The mainstay of modern kitchen design is simple flat-fronted cabinets – it’s a sleek look and one that is ageing incredibly well. In fact, much of what we consider to be modern design dates back to the 1930s. Even the sleek, handleless cabinets so typical of modern kitchen design right now have been around since the 1960s when SieMatic launched the first finger-pull kitchen cabinet, and the notion of open-plan kitchen-living is almost as old. ‘The modern style of kitchen developed out of the 1980s trend for loft or warehouse living, and that has extended into the open-plan living that is now so popular,’ says Keith Atkins, Director of Design at Design Space London. For a while, modern kitchens seemed to take stark to a whole new level. Cabinetry was pared down and invariably white gloss, but it’s a look that can be too clinical for many. Thankfully, the current trend for modern is a far warmer affair. The clean lines and a fuss-free finish are still there but with texture, surface finish and soft color that bring character and are easy to live with. Bernard Otulakowski, Managing Director, of SieMatic(opens in new tab) UK points out the design potential in the new modern. ‘The key is to use sleek handleless cabinets and a rich and authentic combination of materials and textures to create a really interesting and elegant scheme. Hidden storage will keep the kitchen clutter free, but include enough open areas to put special items on display,’ he advises. ‘Modern style has become more eclectic, more professional, sometimes more glamorous,’ says Graham Barnard, MD Matrix Kitchens(opens in new tab). ‘There’s a trend away from sterile minimalism and a distinct move towards warmth, often with a hint of steel.’ Traditional kitchens Kitchen trends might be ever-changing but more often than not, it’s a blend of  styles that hits the right note – elegant proportions combined with modern  practicality. The classic kitchen, with its timeless lines and broad appeal, can  tick all these boxes, narrowing the gap between traditional furniture and  contemporary design to suit your home. ‘While the architecture of the  cabinetry may pay homage to a particular era, the equipment can be state of  the art and tailored to your lifestyle,’ explains Jane Stewart, Design Director at  Mowlem & Co. ‘For example, you can house banks of refrigeration and wine  storage in a corniced, fully framed run of furniture. Materials should be of the  finest quality but the look can be updated by details, be it stains, color, reflective  finishes, distinctive handles, lighting, pop up sockets, boiling water taps or  unusual bespoke elements.’ Part of the classic kitchen’s popularity lies in its useful features. Dressers, full- height larder cupboards, deep ceramic sinks, hanging rails and island units  aren’t just decorative elements – they’re also hugely practical, while simple  cornicing and mantles are a natural home for LED lighting and hidden storage  respectively. Country kitchens Warm and inviting, the country kitchen has always been known as a comfortable and  friendly space, without the formality or urban edginess of the city. The goal, says  Mark Wilkinson, Founder of Mark Wilkinson Furniture(opens in new tab), is to create a room ‘that puts  its arms around you, allows you to dump your muddy wellies, and not sulk that you  are spoiling its ‘look’.’ And the latest designs revel in the relaxed mood of the country, without being in any  way twee. ‘The look has become simpler and cleaner,’ says Graham Jones,  designer at John Lewis of Hungerford. ‘Not as fussy as of old, the new country  kitchen has clean lines without being stark, providing traditional warmth with a mix of  modern materials and touches.’ Classic framed, Shaker-style cabinetry with a painted finish remains a popular choice  because it tends to create a softer, warmer look than glossy, sharp-edged designs.   Details, such as overmantels and cornices, feature less embellishment, while the  paint palette is cool and simple: modern neutrals, particularly grey, are used to  create a gentle look, or stronger shades, such as deep navy or charcoal, can be  used to add modern punch. And we are also seeing more flat-fronted cabinets in  lighter timbers being used to add the warmth and natural beauty of wood to clean- lined design. Cottage kitchens Pretty, decorative, and often space-challenged, cottage kitchens are all about clever spaces solutions and attention to pattern, texture and layering. Traditional cottage kitchens in period homes are prized for their original features – whether stone floors or ceiling beams – it’s these details that give cottage kitchens their unique charm and homely feel. However, you can recreate a cottage kitchen in a contemporary home – although this style looks best if kept to small homes with low ceilings. Modern rustic kitchens After decades of being counselled on the benefits of sticking to safe, neutral  design when renovating, today’s modern rustic kitchen trend is a breath of fresh air. The look sits somewhere between classic country and urban  contemporary, uniquely blending the best of both, with the nod to industrial design providing a sharp edge. The modern rustic look involves a careful balancing act of materials, design styles and colors. Achieving a clean but eclectic look that appears effortless,  not contrived, requires skill but there are a few simple design tricks that will help. First, keep control of the number of different finishes and materials – too  many may result in chaos; too few will prove bland. No more than three core materials, with perhaps one or two accent finishes, should suffice. Think plain  painted cabinets, with concrete or wooden worktops and stone floors, plus smaller doses of stainless steel, copper or brass. Next, introduce interest and  shape using standalone pieces – a vintage lamp, heirloom chair or well-worn butcher’s block, for example. Finally, consider texture. Tactile finishes, such  as upholstered bench seats, rough-sawn timber doors or worktops, and encaustic tiles will all help soften the hard surfaces in a modern kitchen.

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August

What are the best kitchen ideas for 2022?

The best kitchen ideas for 2022 have come about as a direct result of the pandemic. No longer simply a place to cook, our demands on our kitchens to be exceptional living spaces have pushed boundaries to create all kinds of exciting possibilities. Now firmly

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Are granite countertops going out of style?

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August

Are granite countertops going out of style?

Many people may question whether granite will remain a popular kitchen countertop surface, especially in modern kitchens. As granite counters become mainstream, people begin to doubt their longevity. In short, granite won't date because it's a 100% natural material. So, if you think this

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What factors affect the cost of a kitchen?

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August

What factors affect the cost of a kitchen?

Many small details will impact your kitchen's budget. If you want to keep your costs down, you should consider the following: 1)The size of your kitchen The price of your kitchenette will vary based on its size and layout. As a result, the price

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Some of the most common mistakes you should avoid when building a kitchen island

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August

Some of the most common mistakes you should avoid when building a kitchen island

Kitchen Islands give the kitchen a luxurious feel, make it more comfortable, and give you more space to store your kitchen inventory. While installing an island, many people do not consider the mistakes they may make. Here are the most common mistakes made

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Breathe New Life into Your Dubai Kitchen: A Renovation Guide from Aventini

Top 10 Kitchen Renovation Companies in Dubai 2024

Crafting Culinary Excellence: AVENTINI’s Italian Kitchens, Elegance Redefined

The Importance of Kitchen Renovation with AVENTINI

Revamp Your Kitchen in 2023: A Comprehensive Guide by AVENTINI

Best Kitchen Renovation Companies in Dubai

What are the best kitchen ideas for 2022?

Are granite countertops going out of style?

What factors affect the cost of a kitchen?

Some of the most common mistakes you should avoid when building a kitchen island

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