Everstead Kitchen Design Assessment

Your Kitchen, Designed Around Your Life

Instructions:
Before our consultation, please take 5-10 minutes to complete this worksheet. Your answers will help us design a kitchen that doesn’t just look beautiful—it fits the way you live, cook, and gather.

Name

First Name

Last Name

Phone

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How many people live in your home?

Who cooks most often?

How many meals per day are prepared in your kitchen?

Do you typically cook from scratch, heat prepared meals, or order in?

What’s your morning routine like—does your kitchen need to handle quick breakfasts, coffee stations, or packed lunches?

How often do you host family or friends in your home?

Do you host small or large ones gatherings?

Do guests usually gather in the kitchen?

Would you like a dedicated beverage or snack zone (wine fridge, coffee bar, ice maker, etc.)?

What size refrigerator/freezer do you need?

Do you cook with gas, electric, or induction?

Do you need double ovens, warming drawers, or specialty appliances (nugget ice maker, beverage fridge, etc.)?

Do you use small appliances regularly (air fryer, Instant Pot, stand mixer)?

Are you a minimalist or do you like having everything at your fingertips?

What frustrates you most about your current storage (pantry too small, pots & pans all over, no Tupperware organization, etc.)?

Do you prefer deep drawers, open shelves, or classic cabinets?

Do you have kids at home?

Do you want a tech charging station in the kitchen?

Do you need durability for heavy use (wipeable finishes, stain-resistant countertops)?

What frustrates you most about your current kitchen?

What do you love about your current kitchen (that we should preserve)?

If your remodel could solve one big daily pain point, what would it be?

How do you want to feel when you walk into your new kitchen?

Do you plan to stay in your home long-term, or is resale value important?

Do you want your remodel to reflect current trends or a timeless style?

Do you envision aging in place (lower counters, wider walkways, no-step entry)?

A kitchen should do more than function—it should tell your story. Every cabinet, counter, and corner should reflect the way you live, gather, and create memories.

- Everstead Design+Build