CompactDaylight straight kitchen
A single run keeps the centre of the kitchen open, with washing by the window and cooking toward the other end.
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Kitchens,
your way.
Straight, L-shaped, parallel, U-shaped and social kitchens, with storage planned around everyday cooking.
Compact
CompactSage corner kitchen
An L-shaped counter turns an unused corner into a preparation zone while keeping the entrance uncluttered.
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StandardInk parallel kitchen
Two facing counters split washing from cooking, with everyday ingredients stored beside the preparation area.
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SpaciousWalnut U kitchen
A U-shaped arrangement provides distinct washing, cooking and preparation surfaces for a household that cooks often.
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StandardBreakfast peninsula
A projecting counter makes a gentle boundary between kitchen and living space without closing off conversation.
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SpaciousThe compact island
A modest island adds a shared preparation surface while the hob and sink stay on the perimeter.
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CompactLight galley kitchen
A bright galley pairs a full cooking counter with a shallower storage side to preserve movement.
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StandardEveryday Indian kitchen
A generous cooking stretch and an organised spice drawer support everyday Indian meals without covering every counter with appliances.
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StandardBaking corner kitchen
An oven tower and an uninterrupted counter create a useful baking corner beside the main family kitchen.
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StandardHidden appliance kitchen
Small appliances sit in a dedicated cupboard so the main counter can return to a clean working surface.
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StandardKitchen with utility bay
The kitchen ends at a distinct utility bay, keeping laundry equipment away from the main food preparation surface.
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CompactOpen shelf studio kitchen
A simple cooking wall gives a studio apartment room to breathe, with a small trolley providing movable preparation space.
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StandardGlass partition kitchen
A sliding glazed boundary maintains a visual connection to the living room while allowing the kitchen to be closed.
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SpaciousTwo-cook kitchen
Parallel work zones make space for one person to wash and prepare while another handles cooking.
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StandardCorner breakfast nook
A small window bench and round table bring informal meals into the kitchen without extending the counter into the walkway.
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CompactAll-drawer kitchen
A compact straight kitchen replaces awkward low shelves with drawer banks that reveal their contents at a glance.
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SpaciousArched pantry kitchen
An arched pantry recess softens a practical U-shaped kitchen, with a tea station placed away from the main cooking area.
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StandardIndoor herb kitchen
Light finishes and a small herb shelf make a kitchen feel connected to daylight while retaining usable preparation space.
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StandardPantry-first kitchen
One side is dedicated to organised dry storage, freeing the opposite counter for washing and preparation.
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StandardAccessible reach kitchen
A seated preparation bay and easy-grip hardware offer a starting point for discussing individual reach and movement needs.
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Look beyond the finish.
- Choose a layout before a finish: straight runs, L-shaped and parallel kitchens use circulation differently.
- List retained appliances and their dimensions before comparing cabinets.
GOOD DESIGN GOES BEYOND THE PICTURE
Before you
choose a direction.
These visual concepts are a starting point. Measurements, specifications and installation details shape the final design.
- 01
Map the sink, hob, fridge and preparation area to how your household actually cooks.
- 02
Confirm services, ventilation and appliance clearances before approving cabinetry.
- 03
Compare storage access and circulation, not only the colour of the fronts.
MAKE IT PERSONAL
Your favourites.
Your floor plan.
Save a few designs and bring your ideas together. We’ll discuss how the layouts and finishes could work in your home.
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