Things to Include in Your New Home's Kitchen

  Your kitchen is your home's heart, and it'll be the place you spend the most time in. So it's important to make sure that your kitchen is set up in a way that makes sense for you.  If you're looking for the perfect place to start your new life, we've got a few ideas.

The kitchen is the heart of any home, and it's a great place to start when you're thinking about what to include in your new abode.

The kitchen is the heart of the home, where we gather with our families and friends to create memories and share our stories. Whether you're a chef or just love to bake, the kitchen is probably the most important room in your house. It's also one of the largest rooms in your home—so it's important that you design it with all of your needs in mind.

There are a few things that should be on every homeowner's wish list. Here are our top picks:

- A solid Refrigerator that can keep all of your food cold without taking up too much space (and without costing an arm and a leg). You'll want one that's big enough to hold all of your essentials without looking like it swallowed them whole.

- A dishwasher—and not just one that cleans dishes, but one that also saves you time. This means no more scrubbing pots and pans by hand! It also means no more spending hours doing dishes by hand because there's simply more than one person living there now (or maybe even two). We recommend upgrading from the basic model to something with features like an auto-clean cycle or a delay start feature for even more convenience.

- A good stovetop range with an oven that heats evenly throughout so you don't have any hot spots where food burns before it cooks through completely

1. Do you cook a lot? If so, you might want to look into an island or peninsula (a countertop that extends into the room), as these spaces provide extra space for preparing meals and having guests over.

2. Are there any special features that would help make cooking easier for you? If so, try to include those features in your new home's kitchen. For example, if you have limited mobility and need to be able to roll around in your chair while cooking, a turntable might be helpful!

3. What type of lighting do you prefer? Are there windows where natural light will do? Or do you prefer overhead lights? Make sure that whatever type of lighting is best for YOU is included in the new home's kitchen!