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Reno inspo: The top kitchen trends

February 246 mins read

Longing for a total reno refresh but don’t know where to start? How about with a sneak peek at the hottest kitchen design trends tipped to rule in 2024! Tania Grillinzoni, The Good Guys Buyer – Cooking & Dishwashers, has the lowdown on the fridges, cooking appliances and dishwashers that will be popping up in all the best-dressed kitchens this year.

And to help you create your dream kitchen blueprint, we asked the design whizzes at Kinsman to unpack the most tempting kitchen trends for 2024. Let the reno inspo begin!

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Buying a new oven can feel like a leap of faith. Not only is it one of the biggest home appliance outlays you’ll make, but the right oven can also make a whopping difference to your home life (and tastebuds!) for years to come. Do you go for a classic electric or freestanding model from a trusted household brand? Or do you seize the moment and invest in a modern marvel with all the latest bells and whistles to transform family mealtimes (hello, pyrolytic ovens, do-it-all double ovens and combi steam ovens!)?

Fear not. We’re here to help you snap up that perfect new oven with total confidence by sharing our most popular and top-rated ovens! Don’t just take our word for it though… Be guided by our happy customers who have tried, tested and loved these all-star ovens all the way to Top Seller status. And have written the rave oven reviews to prove it!

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Want to upgrade to a more efficient cooktop but don’t want to overspend? Or perhaps you’re looking for a cheap cooktop for a budget kitchen renovation? If you think you cannot afford the hottest cooktop tech and smart features, think again. At The Good Guys, you can have it all. Whether you’re set on a new electric or gas cooktop, or a super-slick and energy-efficient induction cooktop, we’ve got all the information you need to find the best value cooktop to buy in 2023. Get ready for seriously saucy stir-fries and Sunday brekkie pancakes, because these cheap cooktops are bringing the heat in the kitchen.

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Divvying up the budget for your next kitchen reno? Here’s an idea – save money on a cheap rangehood! Sure, the trusty rangehood is a kitchen staple for keeping your cooking spaces fresh, clean and odour-free, but that doesn’t mean they have to cost the earth. We’ve got your back with the best cheap rangehoods with up-to-the-minute features and functions – think quiet operation and easy-to-clean parts – plus all the expert advice you need to find the right model for your kitchen. And, with all the money you’ll save, you can splurge on that pyrolytic oven you’ve been eyeing off!

Without further ado, here are the best value rangehoods to buy in 2023, including both ducted and recirculating models in canopy, fixed, undermount and slideout designs.

Read more.

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Having a colourful kitchen doesn’t mean you need to paint all your walls and cabinets! Adding colourful kitchen appliances can transform your kitchen allowing you to express yourself in a less permanent and more affordable way.

Start your colour exploration with a toaster and kettle. Then add an attention grabbing stand mixer and coffee machine to match. Accessorise with a contrasting bowl and before you know it you’ll be thinking about updating your larger appliances in the latest popular colours – Smeg’s Portofino and Retro 50s Style appliances ranges have colours to suit every kitchen. Discover colourful kitchen appliances from all your favourite brands including Smeg, KitchenAid, Nespresso, DeLonghi, Breville and Ninja online and in store at The Good Guys.

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We all know kitchen renovations can sometimes be a little, well, challenging. With appliances jostling for their spot amid that all-important bench space, there’s a lot for renovators to consider. So what’s the secret to a stress-free kitchen renovation? Getting your measurements correct from the outset! From minimum clearances to recommended dimensions, there’s an art to planning for appliances including fridges, dishwashers and rangehoods – here are some top tips.

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There’s nothing quite like coming home to a neat and tidy kitchen, though it never stays that way for long. Opt for built-in and integrated kitchen appliances when you’re renovating and you can hold on to that feeling a little longer. The flush finishes and clean lines make for a sleek, seamless clutter-free zone. But what is the difference between built-in and integrated, and what are the big considerations at the planning stage? Read on to find out.

A black kitchen with integrated appliances

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There’s nothing quite like coming home to a neat and tidy kitchen, though it never stays that way for long. Opt for built-in and integrated kitchen appliances when you’re renovating and you can hold on to that feeling a little longer. The flush finishes and clean lines make for a sleek, seamless clutter-free zone. But what is the difference between built-in and integrated, and what are the big considerations at the planning stage? Read on to find out.

Cooking appliances FAQs

To clean an oven, start by removing the racks and soaking them in warm, soapy water. Make a paste with baking soda and water, then spread it inside the oven, avoiding heating elements. Let it sit overnight, then wipe it clean with a damp cloth. Spray any remaining residue with vinegar, wipe again, and dry thoroughly before replacing the racks.

An induction cooktop is a type of stove that uses electromagnetic energy to directly heat pots and pans, rather than the cooktop surface itself. It requires compatible cookware made of magnetic materials, like cast iron or stainless steel. Induction cooktops heat up quickly, offer precise temperature control, and are more energy-efficient than gas or traditional electric stoves. Check out our article to find out more.

To clean range hood filters, remove them and soak in hot, soapy water or a mixture of baking soda and water. Scrub gently with a brush, rinse thoroughly, and let them dry completely before reinstalling.

A steam oven is a kitchen appliance that uses hot steam to cook food instead of or in addition to dry heat. It helps retain moisture, nutrients, and flavor, making it ideal for vegetables, fish, bread, and reheating leftovers without drying them out. Check out our buying guide to learn more.

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