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Cooking islands bring living and cooking together
Large kitchen floor plan as a prerequisite for an island kitchen
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A cooking island or kitchen island means a free-standing element in an island kitchen. Island kitchens often consist of a one or two-line kitchen and a free-standing element. Especially making large kitchen floor plans
Cooking islands possible. Sufficient space is required to create a cooking island. At least 15 m² of room space must be planned. More space can also be planned so that the island kitchen does not appear squat.
The distances between the individual elements should be sufficiently planned. When it comes to room size, there are no upper limits. On the contrary, the island kitchen is particularly suitable for a very large room
a good choice, because the cooking island structures the room and uses the space effectively. A cooking peninsula is connected to the wall on one side. If you don't have that much space in your kitchen, a cooking peninsula is an interesting alternative. Alternatively, a U-kitchen is possible if you have a small kitchen but still want to take advantage of an open island kitchen.
An island kitchen offers countless planning options
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When it comes to planning an island kitchen, go to
professional kitchen planners. Because island kitchens, in particular, allow for a multitude of design options like no other kitchen variant. In addition to the kitchen island, on which different elements such as a hob or sink can be accommodated, the kitchenettes opposite each other also offer an exciting planning component.
Cooking islands are combined with kitchenettes
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In conjunction with a kitchen island, a one-line, two-line or corner kitchen is usually planned. With an angle kitchen in combination with a cooking island, you have a lot of work space and space
is used excellently. A two-line kitchen or a U-shape with a cooking island can be planned in large rooms. When choosing the island kitchen, it ultimately depends on the size and layout of the room. In each
In this case, it is important that work surfaces and electrical appliances are arranged sensibly so that the full functionality of the furniture is used. All functional units should be close together so that work in the kitchen is efficient. In addition, make sure that there is enough
There is space to walk between the elements. As a rule, the minimum dimension between the cooking island and the kitchenette is 1.20m to 1.50m. In any case, you can open drawers and cupboards on both sides at the same time and still have enough space to move. If seating is planned on the cooking island, a distance of about 1.00 m to the wall should be planned. When planning, it must be ensured that the necessary connections such as electricity or water are available at the appropriate point. For example, if the hob is to be integrated into the kitchen island, a
Power connection in the floor necessary.
Everything quickly at hand with a cooking island
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Island kitchens not only look chic, they also offer a lot of additional storage space. A cooking island usually has many compartments and drawers for cutlery, pans, pots and other kitchen utensils. With the extra storage space in the
The kitchen island gives you quick access to everything you need to have to hand when cooking and you can also hide unnecessary kitchen utensils, which are always ready to hand when needed. The kitchen island is a popular storage solution, especially in larger kitchens.
Cooking with several hobby chefs around the island
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Another advantage of an island kitchen is that it is accessible from all sides. In this way, several hobby kitchens can chop vegetables and prepare the food at the same time without getting in each other's way. A kitchen island
in the middle of the room becomes the focal point of every kitchen and draws the
Magically attract family members or guests. In combination with a counter and high modern chairs, the kitchen island becomes a meeting point for a short coffee break or serves as a bar for welcoming guests. For example, you can enjoy a glass of wine with your guests, chat and chat
prepare the dinner. An open kitchen coupled with an island kitchen creates a lively space where communication is simplified. The furniture in the kitchen and living area is complemented by the kitchen island
harmoniously connected.
Choosing the right extractor hood
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If the hob will be positioned on the kitchen island
a powerful extractor hood is important, especially in open-plan kitchens. After all, any smells and cooking fumes can get directly into the living room. Therefore, the extractor hood should be carefully planned and, at best, powerful, but not too noisy. A retractable table fan, a downdraft fan integrated into the hob or a free-hanging island hood can be used as the extractor hood. If you want full headroom, then you should opt for a practical downdraft ventilation or a retractable downdraft extractor. A suspended hood is centrally located over the culinary scene where odours, fats and water vapor rise. In some cases, free-hanging hoods also offer sufficient headroom. A free-hanging extractor hood can also be a decorative alternative.
Create a varied and exciting island kitchen
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The design of the island kitchen should be chosen carefully, because a cooking island takes up a lot of space and largely determines the atmosphere in the cooking, dining and living area. Therefore, the choice of worktops and cabinets should be carefully considered. The island and the kitchenette or corner kitchen can be chosen in a uniform design. Alternatively, you can choose the elements in different materials or kitchen colors. This is how you bring variety and excitement into your kitchen. Care should be taken to ensure that the kitchen appears to be made of one piece despite the different colors and creates a harmonious look. This could be achieved, for example, by choosing a uniform worktop for the kitchen unit and island.
The island kitchen in the right light
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You should always have the best view when preparing the dishes. Therefore, the subject of light is particularly important. In the case of a kitchen island with an integrated hob, there is usually sufficient lighting on the freely suspended extractor hood. If the kitchen island is used as a dining area or as a counter, you need a separate light above the cooking island. If your planned cooking island is a long island, a narrow pendant light with several spotlights is recommended. In this way, the entire surface is illuminated. The lamp should not be hung too high and not too low. A distance of 60 cm from the worktop is ideal, because there is no risk of hitting your head and you will not be blinded.
Fixing the cooking island
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Depending on the size and weight of the cooking island, it must be fixed. The smaller and lighter the kitchen island, the more important it is to anchor it. Fixing is possible using square timber and angle profiles. For this method, the subsoil must be drilled, which you must discuss with the landlord in a rented apartment. If there is underfloor heating, drilling is not possible. Alternatively, the cooking island can be covered with silicone
Fix floor or position on rubber mats.
With its chic look, the island kitchen is a great eye-catcher in any home. If there is not enough space, a half cooking island that connects to the kitchen unit can be considered as an alternative. In any case, a kitchen island offers plenty of storage space and creates a lively and homely atmosphere in your home.
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