Kitchen Layouts
Every kitchen is different. Get an idea for your new kitchen layout from our popular shape recommendations
Every kitchen is different. Get an idea for your new kitchen layout from our popular shape recommendations
Great for any kitchen where space is limited as it takes up minimal floor area
Move freely with everything within easy reach
Usually requires fewer cabinets and worktops compared to other shapes
Worktop area is limited to one wall, potentially leaving you with less space than other shapes
Fewer cupboards and drawers mean it may be a squeeze for households with lots of kitchenware
Makes use of both sides of the room for drawers and cabinets
Move between your different kitchen sections efficiently
Maintain a clean and tidy prep area without overcrowding
Can be a bit of a squeeze for multiple users
Access to cupboards and drawers may be limited
Leaves room in the rest of the space for easy movement
Make a more sociable space or add accessories
Have distinct sections for your storage, washing and cooking areas
Corner wall cabinets can be prone to visual blind spots, depending on placement
Price is higher than linear kitchens
Great for busy households or entertaining
Easily find a home for all your kitchen equipment
Makes your cooking experience more efficient
Not viable if your kitchen is small as it takes up 3 walls
One of the most spacious designs when it comes to storage space
Use your extra worktop space as a breakfast bar or casual dining area
Space for fridges, dishwashers and washing machines
If your kitchen is small, you may find space restricted
Busy households may find the entrance a little tight
Maximise your working areas with extra space for worktops and storage
Use the island as a dining area, a sink, stove, or extra storage
Allows multiple people to cook together and socialise
Things like gas supply, water and electricity must be carefully planned out
Open kitchen design can only work in larger areas
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