By Rachel JonesHomeowners hoping to make their kitchens more trendy could look into swapping their existing kitchen sinks and taps with burnished copper alternatives.That is according to TheStar.com, which cited William MacDonald, a designer who believes that the material is versatile and could be included in any room with a sink thanks to its adaptability.While stainless steel is currently the most popular for kitchens and bathrooms, tastemakers are beginning to find that burnished copper can look good in lofts or country-style homes, the expert said.The latest designs are also built to last. While, previously, renovators wanted their kitchen styles to reflect the expense, he says people are tending to invest in classic looks over trends, the website commented.Margaret Morgan, a design writer for Newsroom Jersey, recently said that homeowners should reflect on their memories and travels to gain inspiration for their kitchen designs and to give the rooms unique, personal character.