Peninsula island

Designer Rebecca Hay helps a high school friend upgrade her old-school kitchen from elementary to advanced.

Whether you've got an L-shaped kitchen, U-shaped kitchen, or any other kitchen design, a peninsula can be a brilliant addition to your kitchen space, adding more additional countertop space, storage, and usability to your kitchen while expanding the possibilities of cooking and preparing food. Many people prefer them to kitchen islands! Still, a peninsula isn't

Tight on space but big on style? We get it—limited square footage can feel like a challenge. For a skilled kitchen designer however, challenges provide opportunities to create uniquely functional spaces. In this blog post, we're chatting about peninsula kitchen ideas that are perfect for cozy spaces. No room for a kitchen island? No problem.

No space in your kitchen for a kitchen island? Think about adding a peninsula to your kitchen instead! It offers more counter space, storage, and functionality.

When designing or remodeling a kitchen, will a kitchen island or kitchen peninsula serve your needs best? Read on to find out.

Incorporating a kitchen island into a design is one of the most popular requests we get from clients. And who wouldn't want an island? They add additional countertop space, storage and sometimes even seating. However, just because someone wants an island, does not mean their existing space will allow it. An island requires a good chunk of space; Space your room might not have. When this is the case, we may introduce the idea of a peninsula instead.

Shifting this kitchen from under the stairs to the sun porch was one smart move.

Summit Kitchen - Transitional - Kitchen - Other - by West End Cabinet Company LLC | Houzz

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