An L-shaped layout means that we use two adjacent walls in the room to create our kitchen. We’d like to help you gather some inspiration, so in the following round-up we’ll show you just how practical this design is for both small and large kitchens.
A combination of dark kitchen units in a small kitchen
We often emphasise that we generally recommend light colours for smaller spaces, but there can be exceptions to this rule, as we can see in this kitchen. The reason for this is that one of the walls – which is not in use – features a huge window, through which wonderful natural light floods into the room. The narrow room would not have been suitable for the For a U-shaped layout, as there would not have been enough space left for movement, and the overall effect would have been extremely cramped. The result speaks for itself: a simple, attractive and user-friendly kitchen where it’s a joy to cook.
It would be a shame to leave out the kitchen island from such a spacious room
They also like to create these in large, open-plan living rooms L-shaped kitchen, where there’s plenty of room for a kitchen island too. In fact, we couldn’t even imagine this type of kitchen without one. In such large kitchens, the biggest challenge is ensuring that the kitchen triangle – sink, hob and fridge – is laid out correctly, so that these elements aren’t too far apart. A kitchen island is also very useful for solving this problem, as we can prepare ingredients on it before cooking, use it as a serving area, or even fit a sink or hob onto it. If on the kitchen island If you’re thinking about it, be sure to gather some ideas, because it can be used for so many things.
Dining table in the kitchen
By Hungarian standards, this is already considered a large kitchen, and the In an L-shaped layout We couldn’t have come up with anything better for her. With its huge windows and light, pastel-coloured furniture, we’d describe it as a rather feminine kitchen. A lovely, round dining table has also been fitted into the space, which further enhances the delicate feel.
Long live vintage!
Vintage-inspired kitchens are all the rage; you simply can’t get enough of them. The traditional, yet the carved kitchen units, which have a fresh feel to them, make the whole interior feel very homely. The wood-effect worktop and the white, tile-effect splashback complement the greyish kitchen units perfectly. The modern sink, which breaks with tradition, the vintage-style taps and the knobs on the cupboard doors all harmonise with one another in an interesting way; what we see is simply a delight to the eye.
TIP: As there’s bound to be a corner in an L-shaped kitchen, it’s worth paying particular attention to how these are designed. This is most likely to be a problem with off-the-shelf units; with bespoke kitchen units, clever corner solutions can be easily implemented.
We love L-shaped kitchens, but we have to admit that they aren’t always the best choice for every space. However, whatever the size or layout of your kitchen, we’re sure to find the perfect solution for you. If you’d like bespoke kitchen furniture, Please feel free to contact us! We provide a free design service and a comprehensive warranty to go with your bespoke kitchen furniture.
