An L-shaped kitchen unit is a space-saving solution that still offers plenty of storage space. Photos: dpa
If you're going to spend time there every day, then it needs to be perfect. But planning your own kitchen, arranging the appliances, and picking cabinets and shelves to suit your own needs can be an ordeal.
Kitchen planners helped us break it down to the essentials. It’s not every day that you get a new kitchen, so it’s all the more important to get it right. Here are some top tips to make sure you get the kitchen you want.
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An L-shaped kitchen unit is a space-saving solution that still offers plenty of storage space. Photos: dpa
A kitchen with an island is great if several people regularly cook together – provided you have the space.
Modular kitchens are currently a big trend. Here, wall units and base units can be flexibly integrated into the living space furnishings.
For a U-shaped kitchen interior, the room should have a width of at least 2.4m.
With modern cupboards, storage space in small kitchens can be used much more efficiently.
Don't forget to plan a cupboard under the sink for bins.
Modern mechanical and electrically supported cupboards make kitchen work far easier.
A G-shaped kitchen is a great design for rooms upwards of 12sq m in size. It's basically a U-shaped kitchen extended by a small counter or a dining area.
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