Ventilation
The kitchen is the only room in your house where there will be a lot of smoke, odors and steam. These are natural byproducts of the cooking process. If you don’t want the smell to linger and cling to your clothing (who wants to smell like burnt roast lamb?), you need to make sure the cookroom is well ventilated. There should be good air intake and exhaust to ensure the room smells fresh at all times. Having an exhaust fan won’t hurt either.
Spacious
We love big rooms and often compromise on the size of the kitchen. A cramped kitchen space is never a good idea. Keep in mind that you will use the same room for your daily meals, as well as for the preparation of banquets and festive meals. You must have space to prepare the most elaborate meals without any difficulty. Also, a crowded kitchen can spell disaster when an accident happens.
safe and secure
It goes without saying that a fire extinguisher should be present in a smartly designed kitchen. If you don’t want a big and bulky gadget to spoil the look, go for a sleek and stylish handheld fire extinguisher. Don’t ignore this point just because you have fire alarms in your house. A CO2-based fire extinguisher in hand can help you put out the fire better than a spray can.
good electrical systems
Technology has become an integral part of our kitchens. Since most appliances run on electricity, you can’t afford to install inferior wiring and electrical systems in your kitchen area.
