12 Ways to Save Money on Your Kitchen Remodel
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Have a Grand Plan
Be Prepared Before You Start
Bright White Can Hide Outdated Cabinet Design
Doors Conceal Outdated Cabinets
Cut Corners, Literally
Light It Up
Keep Plumbing Where It Is
They'll Never Know It’s Remnant Stone
You Paid for It … Use It!
Scratch and Dent Can Be Your Friend
Add Architectural Interest
Go Low on Your Floors
If you have wood floors currently, just refinish them; even if you’re knocking down a wall, you can simply place boards in where the wall was, then sand the existing and new pieces down and stain them together, says Jennifer Gilmer, a kitchen and bath designer in Chevy Chase, Md.
If replacing tile or vinyl floors, less-expensive options like sealed cork can be a good choice not only for price, but because they are easier on the feet and back than hard tiles and woods.