20 Kitchen Design Tips In 10 Minutes ⏱️

20 Kitchen Design Tips In 10 Minutes ⏱️

In this video, I'm sharing 20 kitchen design tips. Lots of info and advice for anyone planning, designing or undergoing a kitchen renovation.

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[rockshot]

Mr. Kitch, I have to tell you that you are head and shoulders above every other channel I have seen and I have seen many "kitchen experts".
Wow, to the point, no clickbait and weird fake personality, and very knowledgeable PLETHORA of wonderful tips. A ton of common sense that I never stopped to think about.
When you speak of cm's could you flash feet and inches on the screen because we Americans don't speak that language.
Otherwise love you to death. You are MUCH appreciated. You have saved me from living with regrets already. Now I have to binge watch, but you are pleasant to listen to and very interesting.

Thanks again.

[thetheoryprincess]

No fillers. No fluff. Another jam packed video!

[ps]

So much good advice packed into 10 minutes!

[neilpickup]

Concise and to the point.

As for drawers - agreed. My housing unit should have come with a lower cupboard, but I had the fitter change it to a drawer. Best decision I made.

Also, consider plinth drawers, especially if you are pushed for space. Yes, they are expensive for what you gain, but having somewhere to keep that oversized plate that only comes out for the Christmas turkey and other rarely used items is a godsend.

Range cookers may be the fashion, but are often far more difficult to keep clean than integrated. Especially down the sides! Just don't get me started on those 'fancy' greasetrap knobs so often fitted.

Rather than taking what seems to be the accepted default of the oven under the hob, I would consider that placement as the last resort - especially, if like me, you are getting older, and still have a few cast iron items!

Oh, and if you insist on fitting the kitchen yourself, remember that a set square is a better friend than a spirit level. You can think that you have perfect levels, but without being perfectly square, forget about successfully aligning doors!

Finally, empy space above items in a cupboard is wasted space - consider additional shelves.

[angiej]

Perfect, thank-you. As I prepare for my house renovation I now double dose on you and your "cornerman" Tobin!

[trinaroe]

I’m short so I went around the house looking for something that hit at my wrist bone. I have to say that seems too short to me unless it was to be for kneading dough which I don’t do often. I think the US standard of 36” feels fine to me, even though it hits me about 2” below the bend of my elbow. I think being off on the tall side is probably better than being off on the short side, since the latter is more likely to cause back issues. Loved the little shout out to MTKD on the blocked corner idea.

[teri-joscott]

Wow, speed round of kitchen design. Love it!! I have never before heard of measuring to your wrist bone when standing straight to get the proper countertop height. I've always felt as though my countertops were too high--I prefer to roll things out on my dining table--but according to this method, my countertops need to drop by 3.5 inches (almost 9 cm). Very valuable information to have!! And, a point well made as I want to be in the room where it happens 😉 when any decisions are made for the countertop fabrication or anything, really. As always, thank you Michael for sharing your expertise. Wonderful content.!

[lauratempestini]

Thank you for your good work and thoughtfulness
in the design process!

[MTKDofficial]

I give this 20 thumbs up and one bonus thumbs up! Great video!!

[YourBuddyDidi]

This was literally packed with useful information from the start to the end! I had to listen a couple of times. Thanks! ☺️🙏🏼

[luisescamadonhamue]

You make an average Joe able to design his own kitchen. This is just perfect tips.

[pecanthecat]

great video! so many nuggets in a short time.. thank you! you and Mark are so helpful!!

[roserose]

To-the-point narrative with specific illustrations. Very *helpful*
👏👏👏

[barbaraeaton]

I love your videos! I'm glad I'm finally getting them. Great tips as always. 😊

[Ircar]

Thank You ! Find this video and blog, just on time ! Lots of food for the thoughts and really creative and smart explanation, that help to navigate in a sea of kitchen remodeling and even makeovers . Simple without pump and use of horribly expensive materials, that not everyone can afford, but to have right design a must .Subscribed .

[nelsonmoreira]

Great video. Well organised and packed with great insights. Thank you!

[firstfruitcorban]

I really appreciate your YouTube channel. You are very clear and provide so much value. Thank you

[valeriehancockdesmons]

Loved this video! Thank you for all your great tips that I hadn't considered!!!

[kathigee]

Another good video. I'm looking forward to enjoying my kitchen build (once the walls are up). This planning part is definitely fun and I'm learning so much from you.

[marthaminich]

Never have a problem at my Aldi! Produce is beautiful