Your Kitchen Space

Every kitchen is different but many kitchen layouts are similar. Start planning your kitchen now using our suggested layouts below to help you get the best out of your kitchen space, whatever its shape and size.

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Your work zone

Most kitchen designs start with planning the work zone, sometimes known as 'the magic triangle' because it includes 3 very important areas. Food storage (eg. the fridge)Preparation & serving (the cooker & surrounding space)Washing up (the sink area)

Kitchens work best when these areas are in easy reach of one another, forming a triangular work zone.

L-Shaped Layout

Galley Layout

A traditional corner kitchen layout. Where space is limited, consider under-counter refrigeration rather than a free-standing appliance to give you extra counter space.

We have the perfect space-saving storage solution for those tricky corners.

Ideal for long, narrow kitchens. Get the best results by situating key areas in the centre of the kitchen.

Galley kitchens are perfect for our space-saving storage solutions.

Island Layout

A more luxurious layout for larger rooms. Whilst it reduces the space you have for moving around, it makes working a breeze.

Remember that you will have to bring services to the island if you wish to situate the hob or sink there.

An effective layout for small rooms, with all work areas within easy reach. For best results, try to allow 1200mm between the parallel sides.

We have the perfect space-saving storage solutions for those tricky corners

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