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A single wall layout is the perfect way to maximize space in a small kitchen. In this layout, all the cabinets, countertops and appliances are on a single wall. Their simple design makes for easy construction, and they are also cost-effective because they require minimum amount of labour and materials. They are also easy to clean and maintain. Designing a single wall kitchen is simple, but needs to be done in such a way that it increases efficiency between the kitchen, dining and living areas.

The parallel kitchen or galley kitchen is quite possibly the most efficient layout possible. With two long working areas that face each other, it provides an abundance of counter space for appliances and storage as well. The parallel layout works well with kitchens of all sizes, but it is especially preferred for smaller kitchens because it optimizes space so beautifully. While professional chefs love the galley kitchen, it is a great option for homes as well.

The L-Shaped kitchen layout is quite popular and for good reason. It makes the best use of space, no matter how big or small the dimensions are, and makes it functional. The L-shaped design is characterized by two counters adjoining at a right angle, at a corner in the kitchen. An L-shaped layout provides great workflow so that multiple people can work and walk through the kitchen without getting in each other’s way.

The U-shaped kitchen is characterized by three sections of the wall or countertops forming a U-shape, or a horseshoe. The U-shaped layout is perfect for large kitchens that can afford the space for three countertops. It provides the most amount of storage and prep space, and it is perfect for families. If you combine a horseshoe layout with an island – provided you have sufficient floor area – you will be able to entertain guests easily, without compromising on storage or counter space.

The G-shaped kitchen layout is essentially a pumped-up version of the U-shaped layout. It’s best suited to those who want to pack every square inch of kitchen possible into the available area! Not only does the G-shaped kitchen offer tremendous amount of storage space, but it is also helpful for home kitchen chefs because of the close proximity of the countertops and immediate access to supplies.

An island kitchen layout makes everything from prep to cooking to dining a breeze. It combines an L-shaped or a single wall layout with an unconnected island space. Not only does the island layout act as an architectural focal point in your kitchen (which makes it great for entertaining), but it is also extremely versatile. It creates separate storage and cooking space, plus it has a contemporary look and feel which makes it a popular option for homes of today.