The Right Kitchen Layout Makes The Most Efficient Use Of The Space. If you are considering remodelling your kitchen, it is imperative to take into account the amount of storage space needed, the way you plan to use space, cooking style, time spent on each workstation and budget. Some may want to combine the cooking area with dining in an open-plan space depending upon the availability of space.
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A home kitchen typically includes the sink area for cleaning and preparation, the refrigerator and the cooktop for the stove or oven. There are different kitchen layout options available. The best cabinetry solutions can be achieved by choosing the right layout.
You can find a wide range of kitchen cabinet options at KSI Cuisine Solutions, Montreal. Their cabinets are made from the finest materials and enhance the aesthetic appeal of your kitchen. Start by choosing the layout for your kitchen before deciding on the cabinet options.
Working triangle
Some consider the classic ‘working triangle’ to decide on the layout style. It is based on minimizing the walking distance between the sink, fridge and cooking area by positioning them on three points of a triangle. In cases where you have to position all three units in one wall, you’ll have to flatten out the triangle.
Different kitchen layouts
Galley kitchen
It has two parallel walls with a walkway in between. It is ideal for small spaces, narrow rooms and open spaces. Though it is traditionally narrow, if planned correctly, it is exceptionally functional.
One-wall kitchen
You’d find it in loft apartments and studio flats and utilizes minimum space. The three main work centres are places in a straight line. Placing the side of the workstation by side isn’t a good idea since you’ll lack counter space between each of them which would make your kitchen appear cluttered.
U-shaped kitchen
The units are placed around 3 walls forming a U shape. By placing the cooking area at the centre and fridge and sink at either side of the U, space is used efficiently.
L-shaped kitchen
The three workstations are placed in two walls forming an L-shape and ideal for smaller spaces. You can utilize the leftover space to place a small dining table.
Island kitchen
An island sits in the room centre surrounded by other workstations. It serves as a multifunctional space and cuts down legwork between work station.
G-shaped kitchen: It is quite similar to the U-shaped layout with a partial fourth wall. If you feel it looks too cramped, you can open up the wall of the nearby room.
The shape and size of the room will help in determining the layout. Ask a professional kitchen designer for advice.
With the many benefits of updating your kitchen, we encourage you to contact us to speak with our KSI kitchen experts.
We are offering a free consultation for your plan and budget control. We can sit down with you to discuss your vision for your kitchen.
Whether you’re looking to make the necessary updates to increase the marketability of your home, increase the functionality of the room, or create more storage space to help with organization, we can help you create the kitchen of your dreams.