10 Ways to Accommodate a Growing Family at Home

A growing family is always a challenge but it doesn’t have to overwhelm you. You just have to make a few adjustments, most of which are designed to make room for everyone in your household. If you’re considering an apartment remodeling project to accommodate your growing family, Knockout Renovation® is here to offer a few suggestions.

Kitchen

1. Convert a small kitchen and dining room into a large open-plan kitchen with a dining area

2. Add a kitchen island with additional seating

3. Add a customized kitchen table with removable inserts

4. Create plenty of extra storage for food items

Bathroom

5. Add an extra closet in an adjacent bedroom to store linens in

Attic/Basement

6. Repurpose available space as an extra office, den or bedroom

7. Create a recreation room

8. Convert into a dedicated space for storage by adding custom shelving

Other Areas

9. Place additional storage under the stairs and near entryways for easy access

10. Extend living areas with patios or decks

What to Do First

This will depend on what makes the most sense to you. Apartment renovation and remodeling can give you high returns on your investment depending on what areas you focus on but it’s also not always about the money. If your goal is to make room for your growing family, then the areas you focus on should be aligned with what your household needs now and will require in the future. Depending on your requirements, this can mean a bigger kitchen and dining room or converting attic space into additional bedrooms, for example.

Ready to Get Started?

Knockout Renovation is your premier choice for quality remodeling and renovation services in Brooklyn, New York. We have been in business since 1992, drawing on more than 25 years of experience to address home improvement needs. To learn more about what we can do for you, simply give us a call at (212) 599-5060 or fill out our contact form. Schedule a free consultation with our design experts today! We serve NYC and the surrounding communities.