What are the different types of kitchen layouts in IKEA?

IKEA can create many different kitchen layouts and help design your desired kitchen.

At IKEA we have some common layouts such as

Straight-line kitchens (one row) : A straight-line kitchen, also known as a one-wall kitchen, is a layout where all the kitchen components, including cabinets, appliances, and work areas, are arranged along a single wall. 

• Key feature :This design is particularly effective for smaller spaces like apartments, lofts, and tiny homes.

Galley kitchens (parallel rows) : A galley kitchen, also known as a parallel kitchen, features two parallel rows of countertops and cabinets, creating a central walkway.

• Key feature : This layout is highly efficient and maximizes functionality in compact spaces.

L-shape (one corner) : An L-shaped kitchen, also known as a one-corner kitchen, features two perpendicular countertops and cabinets that form an "L" shape. 

• Key feature : It's versatile and works well in both small and large kitchens, providing ample space for cooking and organizing kitchen essentials .

U-shape (two corners) : A U-shaped kitchen, also known as a horseshoe kitchen, is a layout where countertops and cabinets are arranged along three adjoining walls, forming a "U" shape. This design maximizes counter space and storage, creating an efficient work triangle between the stove, sink, and refrigerator.

• Key feature :A U-shaped kitchen features three walls of countertops and cabinets, maximizing counter space and storage while creating an efficient work triangle.

Adding a kitchen island can enhance various kitchen layouts by providing additional counter space, storage, and a social hub.