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PLANNING CENTER
Your starting point in the planning process will be selecting a kitchen layout.
There are a number of recognized types of kitchen layouts. Below are the most widely used layouts with a brief description of each one. The information here should help you decide on the design which best suits your needs and room.
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Galley/Corridor
Galley/Corridor Layout
This plan works best if your kitchen connects two rooms. Consolidate as much counter space as possible near the most-used appliance. To create more storage space, consider a bank of base cabinets or a pullout tower pantry.
L-Shape
  L-Shape Layout  
The most common design as it requires less space and offers more flexibility in the location of workstations. This plan works well when adjoining a casual space, especially a combination of kitchen and living room.
U-Shape
  U-Shape Layout  

This plan works well if your kitchen opens to a gathering space. You'll have three walls for workstations and storage Foot traffic will move across the open end of the room. If the U is big enough, you can easily add an island.
Peninsula
  Peninsula Layout  
This shape offers an open design that incorporates the kitchen and dining room. A variation of this design, the G-shape combines the efficient U-shaped layout with an attached peninsula at one end.
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