If you live in a small or large apartment and are looking for kitchen ideas, this blog is for you. We are going to show you the different types of kitchens for apartments that we are sure will help you in that indecision of which kitchen is the one that best suits your space.
The kitchen stopped being where only meals were prepared and became a space the family shares frequently, the heart of the home for many.
Depending on where they are located, we can classify them into two types of kitchens: closed and open.
Open kitchens
Open kitchens or American-style kitchens integrate harmoniously with the living room and dining room, allowing a more accessible sharing with family and friends while preparing meals.
With island
A kitchen island is an excellent alternative to make your kitchen fully functional. This kitchen stands out for its island, design, distribution, texture, and colors. It integrates with the rest of the home aesthetically, achieving a homogeneous, cozy, and elegant atmosphere.
Linear
The kitchen is organized in line. In front of it is the dining room, allowing easy movement when serving food. Its furniture, of pure lines, in such a sophisticated and elegant color, contributes to an exceptional space that speaks for itself of the personality of its users.
Kitchen with peninsula
The peninsula, very well achieved in this kitchen, not only serves as a room divider but also provides an extra workspace and is ideal for those informal meals or quick breakfasts we sometimes do.
Closed kitchens
These kitchens are traditional.
Their environment has doors that separate them from the rest of the spaces.
“L-shaped.”
This shape is reasonably practical and functional. One of its sides houses the oven and griddle tower, while the other houses the washing area. The woody texture of its furniture in light tones, combined with the gray of the tall units, generates a beautiful contrast that contributes to achieving a singular and cozy space.
Classic kitchen
An equipped kitchen with excellent storage capacity. Its furniture is paneled around the island, forming an «L». The chromatic palette that combines gray and white tones generates a warm space with personality.
With square island
This kitchen space has been optimized to the maximum, including even a square island that maximizes the space for daily tasks in the kitchen.
The choice of one or the other depends on taste and the layout of the space. However, as in everything, there are pros and cons of having one or the other. Here is an interesting article to help you decide which one to choose: Pros and cons of open or closed kitchens.
Remember that in Cocinas Punto Ec, we make customized kitchens that meet your needs and tastes.
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