When designing your new kitchen and choosing the best cabinetry solutions for your home, the first thing to consider is the layout. The kitchen’s layout is the shape that is made by the arrangement of the countertop, major appliances and storage areas. This floor plan creates the work triangle – the path that you make when moving from the refrigerator, to the sink, to the oven to prepare a meal.
There are five different layouts found in today’s kitchens–the G, L, U, single, and galley. While certain floor plans create a more spacious, efficient area, each work zone can be enhanced with the right cabinetry arrangements and accents.
Review the five layouts to identify which is most similar to your own. When looking at each layout, focus on the work triangle created in the room–you may find a floor plan that you prefer over your own. Keep in mind that even if you’re not making significant structural changes, you can still enhance the layout with the right cabinetry.
Whatever you decide, we recommend working with a designer to select the appropriate cabinetry and create a work space that meets your needs.
We have included some actual cabinet pricing of a 10' x 10' kitchen using our 20/20 design software to allow you to do some comparative shopping.
This software allows us to design before spending a dime.
The following layout and rendering represent a typical design using 20/20.
The color elevation and floor plan are of the same project, just different views, so you can see the cabinets included in the quote on the floor plan.We can insert all of your colors and textures, flooring, windows, doors, sinks, lighting, appliances, as well as all available Cabinet Door Styles and Cabinet Finishes
Our sales and design philosophy is simple, give the client what they want! We will offer suggestions and ideas as needed to help your design work for you ! We believe in todays marketplace todays clients are sharper that ever and already have a tentative design before we start.
