Tips For a Cozy and Warm Kitchen- Part V

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Go trendy with sinks and faucets

Last but not the least, are the sinks and faucets, which add to the aesthetic look of the kitchen. Sinks have come to age in Indian markets. It has become a booming industry in itself. As various types, varieties and ranges are available, why not go a little far, in setting-up your dream kitchen.

Double-basin, white enamel sinks is officially out, replaced by multi-tasking workstations outfitted with deeper-than-deep bowls.

Chrome is back: Matte stainless steel finishes have dominated the sink and faucet industry. Shimmering, shinier silvers, reflective styles are back in demand. Chrome faucets are making a comeback.

New shining sink: Double-basin white sinks and deep stainless steel rectangles will get the job done, for sure. Homeowners tired of dull and ordinary looks are going for something grand. They sure want to make a statement.

Wide is style: Double-sinks are out. A single-basin sink is the in-demand choice. One big single sink is ideal.

To give you a much clearer picture and help you make the right choice, here are the hot-favorites of 2005;

You don't have to do the rounds from your sink to the cooking area anymore. HiRise pot filler by Kohler provides you the solution. Available in a wall-mount, the innovative deck-mount design allows you to install cold-water faucet adjacent to the cooktop. This 24-inch faucet will complement your decorating and cooking styles.

Convert that two sinks of yours into one by new Smart Divide Design by Kohler. It sure increases the function than a two-bowl sink. One side for dishes, the other side for washing vegetables. The 4.5-inch height divider allows you to fill up the sink to accommodate larger items.

Go the American Standard's Culinaire Hi-Flow faucet way. This streamlined faucet provides enough space between stream and your sink top. Select either Polished Chrome or Stainless Steel finish to complement your creative kitchen.

Elkay's Miniature Mystic, a 26-inch-long river-like sink allows for placement in a standard 30-inch cabinet. The small island sink, faucet and drain are positioned at opposite ends for a dramatic stream-like flow.

So, go ahead and spice-up your kitchen!