Organization & Storage

Do you know where to put the microwave in your new kitchen? In 1955, a kitchen microwave oven was a rarity, and the size of a refrigerator. By 1986, 25% of American homes had microwaves awkwardly parked on countertops, rolling carts, or over ranges. Today, kitchen designers consider this essential appliance in every kitchen plan. You must take into account safety, convenience, and appearance when deciding where to put the microwave. Here are 6 perfect places to put your microwave.

Planning a bathroom remodeling project? A professional designer can help you get more storage, update the style, and design a more efficient space.

Sticking to the budget, this kitchen remodel features dark cabinets that complement the home’s original wood tones and architectural vision.

Kitchen designers, when polled, agreed that the must-have specialty cabinet for any kitchen is the pull-out with trash and recycling bins.

Design your kitchen to include built-in storage, including cabinet features such as pull-out shelves, spice racks and pot and pan drawers.