Common styles of cabinets

1. A straight line cabinet: It means placing all electrical appliances and cabinets along a wall, and working in a straight line. This compact and effective narrow kitchen design is suitable for small and medium-sized families or housing where only one person works in the kitchen at the same time. If you use this design in a large kitchen, it may cause too much distance between different functions. Consider using double row wall cabinets or increasing wall height cabinets to maximize the use of wall space.
2. The L-shaped cabinet may seem like just an extra corner, but utilizing the turning point on this cabinet can add a lot of fun to kitchen life and achieve many new functions. It is a practical kitchen design and the most common kitchen design, making it an ideal choice for small spaces. By dividing the work area between two connected walls in this way, an ideal work triangle can be obtained. Stoves, sinks, disinfection cabinets, and refrigerators are equipped with operating tables between each workstation to prevent splashing and overcrowding of items.
3. U-shaped cabinets are the most popular in foreign countries and generally require a larger kitchen area. U-shaped cabinets are also the most practical in use, making it easy to access every item and maximizing 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 spacious kitchens. Avoid crossing the operating surfaces, so that two people can work comfortably at the same time without colliding. A distance of at least 120cm must be maintained between two rows of opposite cabinets to ensure sufficient space.
As long as space permits, I think every owner would like to have a set of U-shaped cabinets. In the kitchen, U-shaped cabinets have better practicality and aesthetics. Because it can vary greatly, there are higher requirements for the design of U-shaped cabinets. In terms of design, U-shaped cabinets generally follow the following principles. The creation of U-shaped cabinet instances first implements partition processing, and in addition, all different functions of the kitchen are
U-shaped cabinets enhance storage functionality. Isn't it impossible in our small kitchen to enjoy the interaction with family during the cooking process while keeping up with the latest trends in the kitchen? Challenging the confusion caused by the space, cleverly transforming the narrow kitchen to make it a thoughtful and enjoyable space full of convenience and fun.
4. Island cabinet refers to a separate operating area with a cabinet body underneath, independent of the cabinet. The cabinet island is only suitable for open kitchens, and its greatest role in modern decoration is to serve as a partition between the kitchen and other spaces. Island cabinets have more countertops and storage space, making it easier for multiple people to work in the kitchen simultaneously. If necessary, a sink or oven/stove can also be installed on the kitchen island. Before making a decision, check if it is possible to connect the pipes, circuits, and ventilation pipes of the cabinet island range hood, and ensure that there is an operating table between the stove and sink.
5. Two line cabinets, also known as corridor style kitchens, are two rows of work and storage areas built along two opposite walls. If preparing food is the focus of kitchen work, then this design is a major advantage. A corridor style kitchen does not require a large space, and a door or window at the end of the kitchen is sufficient.
When designing, it is important to maintain a minimum distance of 120cm between two rows of opposite cabinets to ensure sufficient space to open the cabinet doors. For narrow spaces, one side can choose a cabinet with a depth of 60cm, while the other side can choose a cabinet with a depth of 35cm.