Homeowners are breaking up extensive kitchen renovations into smaller stages as a way of making the costs more manageable, it has been noted.Interior designer Jonathan Baron told Cooperator.com that instead of completing a pricey kitchen-and-bath gut remodeling job in one go, some of his customers are choosing to complete the kitchen one year and the bath another.He added that others are even inclined to remodel different parts of the rooms at different times by replacing fixtures like kitchen taps or sinks first, and then redesigning the floor months later.By not shelling out for the entire project all at once, consumers may feel safer knowing theyre not committed to a huge expenditure, observed the news provider.Meanwhile, a recent article in the Miami Herald suggested that homeowners should not simply remodel their rooms for show purposes, urging people to instead keep everyday tasks in mind when making changes.