1. U-shaped kitchen layout: This type of layout uses three walls to create a U-shape, providing ample storage and countertop space.
2. L-shaped kitchen layout: This layout uses two adjacent walls to create an L-shape, making it an efficient use of space and ideal for open-concept living.
3. Galley kitchen layout: This layout is typically found in smaller homes or apartments and has two parallel walls with a central walkway between them.
4. Island kitchen layout: In this layout, a free-standing island is placed in the center of the kitchen, providing additional storage, work surfaces, and seating.
5. Peninsula kitchen layout: Similar to an island kitchen, this layout adds an extended countertop or cabinet to an L-shaped kitchen to create a peninsula.
6. Open-concept kitchen layout: In this layout, the kitchen is integrated seamlessly into the living and dining areas, blurring the lines between the spaces and creating a large, multifunctional area.
7. One-wall kitchen layout: This layout features all the kitchen elements in a straight line along one wall, making it a great option for a small space or apartment.
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