Stainless steel is non-porous, which means that it resists germs and bacteria more effectively than other surfaces like wood or plastic. This is one of the main reasons why restaurants and professional kitchens have always used stainless steel appliances. When you must keep your kitchen as clean as possible, stainless steel is a smart choice.
Because stainless steel is non-porous, it is a very attractive option for home with young children or pets.
It will help prevent food-borne illnesses and make the surface much easier to clean. Simply wipe down your stainless steel surfaces with a disinfectant wipe to keep your kitchen and home immaculate. Stainless steel is virtually rust-proof, is scratch-resistant, and will not become discolored over time. Your stainless steel fridge or dishwasher will be just as shiny 10 years from now as it was the day you bought it.
Not only is stainless steel aesthetically durable, but it is also functionally durable. Fun fact: While it varies by product, stainless steel typically has a year lifespan.
You have a lot of freedom when outfitting your home with stainless steel appliances. They Evoke Nostalgia. Continue to 5 of 5 below. Featured Video. Read More. Your Privacy Rights. To change or withdraw your consent choices for TheSpruce. At any time, you can update your settings through the "EU Privacy" link at the bottom of any page. These choices will be signaled globally to our partners and will not affect browsing data. Viking has had a line of colored appliances for several years.
They look great in a mid-century modern home, or eclectic, ultra-niche home. They are perfect for the homeowner who loves to have fun with their decor. Slate appliances are on trend this year. GE is the first to make them. A matte slate finish is easy to keep clean and resists the dreaded fingerprints that make stainless steel difficult.
Like stainless, slate matches any cabinet or countertop finish, and is style-neutral. The brushed stainless handles add a pop of shine, complimenting other appliances.
White appliances have gone out of style. Put your old refrigerator in the basement or in the garage, or wherever you have room, as a second. Where to donate in Frederick Maryland? Peace and Plenty takes donated appliances.
You live with it. As with most things concerning the home, do your research and read all the pros and cons of each style and finish. Then choose what you will love to see and work with and clean every day. Personal Story: When we sold our previous home, we had black appliances in the kitchen with white Shaker cabinets and white Corian counters. The home was a contemporary home with an open floor plan. The house had a lot of interest and no one had anything negative to say.
It sold very quickly. For our next appliance purchase, we bought a slate appliance package for our kitchen…I loved them! In fact, stainless steel continues to be an overwhelmingly popular choice for kitchen designs, according to the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers.
The material is so routinely used that designers consider steel a neutral tone, which can blend in with other colors in the kitchen while providing a contemporary look [sources: Kitchen Solvers , Dickinson ].
That's not to say that the wave of stainless steel won't eventually crest and begin to roll back, however. Those sounding the death knell say it's just a matter of time until a suitable replacement comes along.
Already in places like Europe and Israel, kitchen designers have turned to white appliances, often combined with glass surfaces [source: Construction Supply Alliance ]. So is white the new stainless steel?
As in many debates -- whether about politics, the war on drugs or how many licks it takes to get to the center of a Tootsie Roll Pop -- the answer probably lies somewhere in the middle. I see us mixing them in for a certain look," Karol says. Thus it appears that reports of stainless steel's death have been exaggerated. Follow the links on the next page for ideas on how to incorporate it into your kitchen. When I recently moved into a new apartment, it was like being launched to some strange, unfamiliar and empty planet.
After living with roommates for several years, I quickly realized that I didn't have anything to fill my new digs with, especially in the kitchen.
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