Deciding on a layout for a kitchen is probably the most important part in kitchen design. It's the layout of the kitchen—but not its color or its style—that determines how easy it is to cook, eat and socialize in the kitchen. Usually the layout addresses the placement of the appliances, the sink(s), the cabinet and furniture such as a dinner table and island. If you're building a new home, you have the luxury of choosing the layout that works best for you and your family. If you're remolding, the structure of the existing home may limit your options.

The most common kitchen layouts include the single-wall kitchen, the galley kitchen, the U-shaped kitchen, the G-shaped kitchen, and the L-shaped kitchen—some of which can also incorporate an island. Check our website https://www.db-kitchen.com/layout-design-drawing-t-123.html to find out the pros and cons of each option, as well as some tips for coping with the layout you already have.