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104 Functional And Cozy L-Shaped Kitchens
If you are planning a kitchen renovation, you might want to have a look at L-shaped ones. L-shaped kitchens are very effective and very functional if the space is small, let’s take a look at more advantages and some disadvantages that are also present.
Pros
An L-shaped kitchen can adapt to any floor designs. Its adaptable character allows it to give you enough space and room for your gadgets, appliances, and kitchen equipment. The L-shaped kitchen allows you to have enough space to separate your cooking area, preparation area, and washing area.
The L-shaped kitchen layout allows you to add any smart corner storage units such as Magic corner units, Carousel units, and Le Mans pull out units. In an L-shaped kitchen layout, you can apply the work triangle as this design will provide you enough space to walk and work around. L-shaped design eliminates traffic in the kitchen, which makes it easier for the cook to accommodate and interact with the guests. Having an L-shaped kitchen layout lessens the hassle and increases productivity. Having an L-shaped layout is efficient in medium to small-sized kitchens as this kind of arrangement only requires two adjacent walls.
a black and grey L-shaped kitchen with a printed tile floor, a white subway tile backsplash and white stone countertops
a black and white farmhouse kitchen with a white subway tile backsplash, butcherblock countertops and brass sconces
a black and white Scandinavian kitchen with a black backsplash and a small eating zone
a blue and light-stained kitchen with a white countertop plus a white tile backsplash and gold and brass handles
a blush L-shaped kitchen with shaker cabinets, white stone countertops, an open shelf, built-in appliances and some lovely decor
a bold green and white L-shaped kitchen with butcherblock countertops, open shelves and brass touches is very cozy
a catchy modern kitchen placed under the staircase, with a green tile backsplash, greige lower cabinets, black countertops and an open shelf
a chic white kitchen with butcherblock countertops, a folding table and stools and vintage pendant lamps
a chic white L-shaped kitchen with stone countertops, a rounded kitchen island and table in one, tall brown stools
a small white kitchen with a white skinny tile backsplash, a floral wallpaper wall, a folding table and a printed rug
a small white kitchen with penny tiles, with white stone countertops, gold knobs and potted greenery
a small white L-shaped kitchen with butcherblock countertops and a black tile backsplash plus a black pendant lamp
a small white Scandinavian kitchen with butcherblock countertops, a stained wooden shelf and wooden beams on the ceiling
a small yet welcoming white minimalist kitchen with neutral countertops, a large window, a holder for towels and a windowsill bar
Cons
Think about it if the kitchen becomes too spacious, it will be exhausting for you also walk back and forth as you’re working in the kitchen. In this way, you’ll become less efficient as it will take too much time for you to finish your work.
L-shaped layouts are usually for small kitchens. You may find this kind of designs in big spaces, but it’s typical on smaller ones. Having multiple cooks in a limited area may cause a ruckus in the kitchen and it will be hard for them to finish their work.
If you consider installing an L-shaped kitchen, you might want to set up a trolley unit in the corner cabinets, as it can be a problem for you to access the cooking equipment such as the frying pans, kettle, etc.
a sophisticated two-tone L-shaped kitchen with sleek cabients, open shelves, a Zellige tile backsplash and white stone countertops
a stained kitchen with black tiles and a glossy black Zellige tile backsplash plus sconces is an amazing space
a stylish navy L-shaped kitchen with a white Zellige tile backsplash, open shelves, greenery and black fixtures