People should think carefully about the available space in their kitchen when buying a new fridge, it has been argued.Jo Adetunji of the Guardian notes that purchasing a fridge can be a daunting prospect for many people.Not only do you have to contend with size, capacity and what ratio of fridge to freezer you might want, there are also a myriad of extra features to consider from salad crispers, high-humidity compartments and digital touch screens, said the writer.Homeowners were therefore urged to think in detail about how much fresh food they tend to buy, as well as the space they have for a new fridge.Space should also be given over to accommodate the swing of the fridge door, the article added.Meanwhile, Matthew Bath, technology editor at consumer organisation Which?, told the newspaper that some fridges will have more space inside than others despite similar external dimensions.Last week, Candice Olson of HGTVs Divine Design programme told GlobeGazette.com that she replaced a single-basin kitchen sink with a beautiful, modern undermount sink and a stunning tap in order to create an attractive focal point in the room.