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Straight Kitchen
A straight or linear kitchen is also known as a one-wall kitchen, for the obvious reason that the entire kitchen is built into one wall. This type of kitchen is very common and continues to be prevalent in numerous homes.
Parallel Kitchen
Parallel kitchens are considered to be the most efficient. Parallel types of kitchen layouts come with two counters and two sets of cabinets. As such, there is extra space for prepping, cooking, cleaning and storing.
L-Shaped Kitchen
L-shaped kitchens are tucked into corners and usually have two open ends which allows for different entries and exits. This means traffic can flow freely through the space. A free flowing kitchen can be really beneficial when entertaining because less traffic jams mean more room and less stress when preparing food!
U-Shaped Kitchen
The U shaped kitchen layout is a basic yet clever design. U shaped kitchen design has two flows of traffic that crisscross each other to create a central meeting point. This crisscrossing traffic flow creates an area where the family can gather for mealtimes, conversations, or celebrations.
Island Kitchen
A kitchen island is a freestanding cabinet which can either match your existing kitchen design or compliment it.
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