There are four general kitchen layouts. Browse our gallery of styles to see which will work best for your kitchen.
by Whitney Richardson
The corridor, or galley, incorporates storage and work space on both sides of the room.
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The Pullman style is similar to the corridor but allocates everything to one wall.
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L-shaped kitchens fit storage and work space at a 90-degree angle into the room.
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A U-shaped, or peninsula, kitchen wraps such spaces around the entire room.
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A fifth option, so to speak, is an island, which can be combined with any of the previously mentioned layouts depending on its size.
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