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Kitchen Planning is extremely important as a well planned kitchen enables you to accomplish the tasks faster and in a well coordinated manner. All the kitchen process along with kitchen appliances need to be placed as per the requirement and preference enabling cooking and other allied functions to be performed in a smooth and a well facilitated manner. After all, you should love and enjoy being in the kitchen.

Services Offered by a Kitchen Planner
Estimates and Designing
Measurement and Planning of Kitchen
Installation of Kitchen Furniture
Our kitchen planners will ask you to brief us on what is required within your kitchen.

We are here to help you design a well planned kitchen to fit within your time and budget.

Your Kitchen
In order to create a well organised, functional kitchen, it is crucial to plan and take into consideration the different areas that will feature within your design and how you will use them.

Step 1: What will you use your kitchen for?

The kitchen is the heart of the home. How you use the space will depend on your individual preferences and lifestyle. For example, your kitchen will be both the focal point and functional centre of your home. You may want to entertain as well as cook, relax or work. Your kitchen could also be the area where other domestic chores are carried out, including washing and cleaning.

Step 2: How much available space do you have?

Whether you are replacing an existing kitchen or extending your room, the available space will determine the shape of your kitchen and the right design will maximise it. Our Computer Aided Design (CAD) planners can use their expertise to help you create the best kitchen design within the space you have.

Step 3: Planning your kitchen

The ‘working triangle’ concept is an established method of kitchen planning. The cooking area, refrigeration and sink are positioned to form a triangle to create optimal working space, and this can be extended further to include a food preparation area.

All kitchens tend to have one of four basic layouts. They can be Galley or Linear, but most are L-Shaped or U-Shaped and may feature an island unit. A good kitchen design correctly allocates each working area within the chosen shape to result in a well organised, functional kitchen.

Just ask for a quote and one of our members will attend a home visit.