More cabinetry translates to more counter space for preparation as well as other activities.
The tall recess on the left of the perimeter cabinets is where the fridge is going to be installed. The second kitchen is almost similar in layout complying with the basic work triangle but boasting of more kitchen storage. The artificial sandstone-coloured countertops also reflect on the colour of the walls giving it a warm look. The dark wooden plank flooring offsets beautifully with the pristine white cabinetry punctuated by black handles and an almost-black high-arc faucet on the island becomes a centre of attraction. Pendant lights above the dining table and the island counter sets up a perfect mood lighting while the work counter is lit up with recessed ceiling lights. The highlight of the room is a big white sliding door that lets in natural light and a great outdoor view while affording a superb dining ambience. The island countertop is extended to accommodate casual dining and also serves as a takeaway counter. The design also ensures minimum movement while working around. The sizes of the two work areas are kept equal and parallel to each other with optimum aisle space and maximum storage in each. In the first kitchen, the work core is located in the perimeter cabinets and the clean-up & preparation area in the island zone. One of the underlying motive behind the emplacement of an island is to move the storage away from the walls onto the base cabinets for easy accessibility and to give the room an airy feel by keeping the walls clear without compromising on the kitchen stash. It not only serve as a zone for multiple activities but also act as the centrepiece adorning the set-up.
An island is a must-have for any large space as it's a very functional piece of cabinetry. A large kitchen space affords you the luxury to play around with the cabinetry.
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