Kitchens
this in from the start. After all, electrics
or plumbing may need to be factored
into your island unit design.
One-wall kitchen
If space really is tight or perhaps
you’re looking to open up a room into
a kitchen living space, you may want
to consider a one-wall design. This
way, you position all your furniture,
appliances, sink and tap literally along
one wall, providing a compact kitchen
solution and more efficient working
kitchen. Admittedly, only one person
can really cook at a time, however
this solution could be ideal for single
households.
Peninsular kitchen
This is one of the kitchen layouts which,
I think, makes a fantastic alternative
to the kitchen island. Similar in style,
the peninsular part is connected to
one wall. So, it’s not freestanding but
can still be used in the same way as
a central island. This way, you can
achieve an ‘island look’ with all its
benefits, from additional storage to
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perhaps housing an appliance, such as
a hob.
Choosing the right kitchen layout will
instantly create a more efficient space
so make sure you choose wisely.
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