By Zoey Patel. Kitchen Island. At Monday, September 23rd 2019, 10:53:17 AM.
While you figure out what appliances and features are right for your kitchen island, it is also important that you work within the existing space constraints of your kitchen. Many tend to believe that lavishly large kitchens are blessed because of the available space they offer. While that is often true, huge kitchens also create some unique design challenges. An island that you choose must always be proportional to the size of your kitchen. If it is too big, then you will inevitably feel claustrophobic, and a diminutive island is both ungainly and a waste of precious space.
If you’re interested in making your island a cleaning station with a sink, don’t forget the dishwasher should be included too. Just imagine rinsing a plate, then walking across the kitchen to put it in the dishwasher! Decide whether the dishwasher should be on the left or the right of the sink. It will also make sense to include space for garbage and recycling bins too.
Chairs require more space around the island, but can also be more comfy and luxurious. Make a feature of them with industrial style iron frames and wooden seats and back, or choose fully upholstered chairs for a breakfast bar that feels more like a proper dining space.
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