Kitchens can quickly become dated and homeowners should do all they can to rejuvenate the all-important room, experts say.Calling the kitchen the heart of the modern home, the Sunday Telegraph claimed that homeowners would need to avoid their kitchens falling out of style by rigorously sourcing new products.The newspaper advised people to check out products on offer at the smart showrooms, before sourcing comparable items at cheaper prices on websites and elsewhere.Proposing further low-cost solutions, the Sunday Telegraph also recommended the use of local carpenters and workmen who could give kitchens a personal style modelled on contemporary trends, but at a reduced cost.But for those unwilling to undergo a full revamp even at reduced cost, the paper advised smaller improvements, identifying worktops as the single most effective are for eye-catching change.Top Kitchen sinks are always a key attribute to a slick-looking worktop, with Frankes Compact CPX110 16 model offering a space-efficient undermount solution and oozing modernity with its stainless steel finish.