This section is general, industry information on kitchen renovations to help with your research. It doesn't necessarily represent our views.
U-shaped kitchens are a classic, popular design used throughout the world. This 3-point design offers both style and functionality and are perfect for kitchens of all sizes. They also allow for ample opportunity for storage and benchtop space on three sides of your kitchen.
Here are some of our favourite U-shaped kitchen design ideas that you can take into your next renovation.
The kitchen work triangle also known as the golden triangle is a design concept that aims to make kitchens more efficient and ergonomic.
Suppose you are planning a new kitchen or remodelling your current one. In that case, you can use fundamental principles of the kitchen work triangle to help make your kitchen more accessible and more productive in the kitchen.
By dividing your kitchen into three different zones- the cooktop, sink and refrigerator you create an imaginary triangle to work within. By working within this triangle, you can increase productivity and time efficiency while cooking.
Incorporating a breakfast bar at the end of the U is a great way to add more character into your kitchen. It is especially beneficial for smaller apartments and houses that don’t have enough space for a dining table.
To keep your kitchen sleek, clean and tidy, integrate your appliances into the cabinetry. Investing into built-in fridges, dishwashers and microwaves blend effortlessly into your kitchen's aesthetic. For modern storage options, pull out shelves, lazy Susans and deep drawers will help you keep things organised and accessible for the entire family.
Are you bored of seeing bland kitchens everywhere? Try experimenting with traditional colours like black, white and grey to add depth and dimension.
Another classic kitchen design idea is creating a focal point using bold colours like deep reds, vibrant blues and dark greens.
Depending on how much space your U-shaped kitchen has, an innovative way to define your space is to add double islands. By breaking up the inherent boxiness of a U-shaped kitchen, you can create more depth and the illusion of space. This design idea is also fantastic for larger homes and people who love to entertain and host dinner parties.
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This section is general, industry information on kitchen renovations to help with your research. It doesn't necessarily represent our views.