7 Tips For Designing A Low Maintenance, Easy-To-Clean Kitchen

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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:16 - Countertops
02:33 - Splashbacks
04:21 - Cabinets
05:58 - Flooring
07:06 - Sinks
07:54 - Shelving
08:44 - Finishes

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All Comments (21)
  • @mohdfirdaus9050
    Undermount sinks tend to capture moulds. Flush mount is the way to go
  • @hagun6535
    When picking flooring, checking the slip resistance is also a factor.
  • @lucybraun8969
    Open shelving does require more dusting, but their practical aspects, and with how they made my kitchen look bigger than the cabinets did, they are the way to go for me.
  • @ijaen
    We have a mirror splashback and love it. Yes, it shows dirt but also quick to clean and to see when it is really clean.
  • @Noah-Lach
    That gap above the cupboards is great for cats. Ask me how I know.
  • @jimjimgl3
    In our gut-renovated live/work space--we joined two adjacent buildings--we have three full kitchens. In one we have Silostone. In one granite. And in the third large format porcelain tile. The granite countertop is the one that requires the most maintenance--but also gets the most use since this is in our photo studio where food is often prepped. But I like the look. The porcelain tile is the easiest to clean, like you said, but we did get some slight hazing from acidic liquids. The Silostone I think is the most robust for us with stains and care. There is also Dekton which is also ceramic based and comes if really attractive finishes. That however, we told, is most prone to shattering. And for flooring we have oak flooring in one kitchen, large format porcelain tiles in another and polished cement in the third. All holding up pretty well but the porcelain tiles do show dirt the quickest.
  • @WordsPictures997
    Reynard, you're literally God sent! Thank you so much for doing this!
  • @TSinRM
    Excellent tips. We used quartzite countertops and an undermount sink, which looks so much sleeker and makes cleaning the countertops a breeze.
  • @MyCrownstar
    Great tips! I didn’t design my kitchen but the 1 item I despise is the square stainless steel sink (square corners in the sink). It’s truly a pain to keep the corners clean, a sprinkler head faucet is a must to get in the corners.
  • @gamesinfoprofile
    Absolutely love your energy in this video, as well the wonderful kitchen interior designing tips.
  • @afef253
    Great content 👏🏻 as always brief functional tips 👌
  • Thanks for these videos. One thing I would mention about quartz countertops is that you cannot place hot pots and pans on them. Would love to see you do a video on kitchen appliances (if you haven't already done one).
  • @_silentrose
    Definitely going to come back to this video in the future. Thank you so much for all the wonderful tips and for including the three most important considerations: easy to clean vs functional vs aesthetic - Also love how comfortable you look in front of the camera and your bow at the end ! ! 😇
  • @DaniOchannel
    Just found your channel. Love that you are based in Australia too so i dont have to wonder if i can get your recommendations or not. Thanks for your content😊
  • @anacoelho3829
    Really useful information, love your videos! Thank you very much :)
  • @TheGUNdalf
    Amazing timing, tomorrow I‘m getting the keys to my new home and the kitchen was my biggest problem. I will put all of your suggestions in good use good sir❤
  • @janeb3024
    I have had laminate counters in my kitchen for over 20 years. One small nick, hardly noticeable. Easy to keep clean and affordable. The pattern is very forgiving and stains, dealt with immediately, do not set in.