Five design options for kitchen cabinets

Kitchen cabinets are an important part of the kitchen, and different design solutions can meet different needs. Here are five common kitchen cabinet design options. Straight-line cabinets

Line-shaped cabinets place all appliances and cabinets along one wall, and work is done in a straight line. This compact and effective narrow kitchen design is suitable for small and medium-sized families or homes where only one person is working in the kitchen at a time. L-shaped cabinets

The L-shaped kitchen is a practical kitchen design and the most common kitchen design, ideal for small spaces. By dividing the work area between two connected walls in this way, you can achieve the ideal work triangle. U-shaped cabinets

U-shaped kitchens provide easy access to every item and maximize the use of space for cooking and storage. Two people can easily work in the kitchen at the same time. But U-shaped kitchens are only suitable for kitchens with large space. Island-shaped cabinets

Island-shaped kitchens have more worktops and storage space, making it easier for multiple people to work in the kitchen at the same time. If required, a sink or oven/hob can also be installed in the kitchen island. This design requires a large kitchen space. Two-shaped cabinets

Two-shaped cabinets can divide the kitchen functions into two parts. One part is for cleaning and processing materials, and the other part is for cooking and displaying. The two parts form the word "two".