Delicous cooking with a good lay-out
Single-sided kitchen
You might have noticed that this isn't a triangle, but the single-sided kitchen still belongs here. It's perfect for houses that are a bit small, or when you cook by yourself often. A lay-out with all cabinets and appliances on one side is simple, but always helps you reach your cooking goals.
Double-sided kitchen
When you have a bit more space and cook together often, a double-sided kitchen might suit your needs. In this lay-out you can easily cook and move with two persons. In a double-sided kitchen with cabinets with a depth of 60cm, you need 120cm in the middle to be able to open all doors properly.
Double-sided kitchen with bar
With a single row of kitchen cabinets you can create a bar, that's perfect for breakfast and drinks. Or use this room divider as extra workspace while cooking.
L-shaped kitchen
A kitchen in a corner of L-shape offers a lot of space to cook and for storage. There's special cabinets that can be placed in the corner to optimise the space.
Open L-shaped kitchen
A kitchen in a corner or L-shape doesn't have to connect fully. Sometimes you simply have a door in the way, but that doesn't has to spoil the cooking fun.
U-shaped kitchen
In a U-shaped kitchen you have everything at hand quick and easy: from your fridge to your cutting board to the oven. And there's a lot of storage space as added bonus.
Open U-shaped kitchen
You don't need to create a complete U to be able to enjoy this convenient lay-out. With three kitchen cabinet combinations you can create a open U that's just as handy.
Island kitchen
Does your dream kitchen have an island? A lot of space on the worktop, massive amounts of storage space and the best of all: space to cook together. An island is a luxury!
