Kitchen redesign ideas

Most kitchen redesigns start with three questions: what colour should the cabinets be, is the lighting good enough to cook under, and does the layout get in the way. Upload a photo of the kitchen you have and look at three answers on your own room before you call a fitter.

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Cabinet fronts before new cabinets

Repainting or refacing doors changes a kitchen more than almost anything else for the effort. A concept can show a lighter or deeper cabinet colour against your existing counters and floor, so you can see whether the room needs new boxes at all.

Three layers of kitchen light

Ceiling light for the room, task light under the wall cabinets, and one pendant or accent over the island or table. The walls-and-lighting concept focuses on that, keeping your windows and the camera exactly where they are.

Layout without moving plumbing

The layout concept keeps the sink, the window, and the walls. It looks at open shelving, a cleared counter run, and seating pulled off the path between sink, stove, and fridge.

Redesign checklist

Effort level: light refresh = paint, hardware, bulbs; bigger makeover = counters, backsplash, lighting plan.
Materials to compare: cabinet paint or new door fronts, a washable backsplash tile, a counter that hides crumbs.
Lighting: add under-cabinet strips first, then one warm pendant over the place people gather.
Keep the sink–stove–fridge path clear before adding an island or stools.

Questions

Will it move my sink or windows?

No. The concept keeps the walls, windows, and plumbing positions in your photo.

Is the drawing measured?

No. Every image is labelled Concept, not to scale. Measure the real room before you buy or build anything.

Do I need an account?

One free photo a day, with three watermarked concept images. No account needed.