Kitchen island or peninsula

Whether you've got an L-shaped kitchen, U-shaped kitchen, or any other kitchen design, a peninsula can be a brilliant addition to your kitchen space, adding more additional countertop space, storage, and usability to your kitchen while expanding the possibilities of cooking and preparing food. Many people prefer them to kitchen islands! Still, a peninsula isn't

Enhance your kitchen's functionality and aesthetics with key layout types and flow considerations. Maximize appeal and return on investment.

Tight on space but big on style? We get it—limited square footage can feel like a challenge. For a skilled kitchen designer however, challenges provide opportunities to create uniquely functional spaces. In this blog post, we're chatting about peninsula kitchen ideas that are perfect for cozy spaces. No room for a kitchen island? No problem.

Kitchen island not big enough for everything it needs to do each day? Great advice on exactly what's best way to create a kitchen island extension for you.

These architectural alternatives to the traditional kitchen island are space-saving and chic.

When we were planning our kitchen renovation last year, I spent hundreds (ok, thousands) of hours online, in glorious, creative bliss. The inspiration! The ideas! For the greater part of a year, my browser was permanently opened to Houzz, Pinterest, and Apartment Therapy. I'd be in the middle of writing a work email and suddenly interrupt myself to research back splashes and wall sconces. I was completely obsessed—and nervous as hell. I knew from experience that a renovation is a BIG deal…

The double island kitchen provides ample storage space, creates unique design opportunities, and allows an open-concept layout. What's not to love?