Updating the kitchen with custom-built cabinets can potentially come with a big price tag, depending on what you are looking for. Fortunately, it doesn’t necessarily have to be extremely costly to get what you want and need. While there are some more affordable cabinet options, there are also a lot of ways to update existing kitchen cabinets on a smaller budget.
In this blog, we will check out several ways that you can update your kitchen without breaking the bank.
Determining What to Replace
Replacing doors is one way to make a big update in the appearance of your kitchen cabinets. Refinishing the surfaces is another good option to make them look almost new again. Paint not only covers up wear and tear, but it also can create an interesting new theme in your kitchen. New cabinet hardware will create smoother functionality and lift the appeal of your cabinets.
A lot of times, you may find that you don’t need to replace everything to make your cabinets look new and different. If you have a larger budget and are considering a more substantial remodel, then you may consider replacing whole sections of your cabinetry.
A lot of the price differences in all the cabinet parts depends on the material and the design. But at this point, it is important to decide based on what you really need to update in your kitchen. More affordable cabinet wood options can be more prone to dents and dings, as well as warping and bending. If you plan on staying in the home for a long time, it is best to get strong hardwood cabinets in materials such as cherry, oak, and hickory.