need help with kitchen please
bellaboobee
4 years ago
hi there, we would like to create more storage and more working surface as we have quite lots of stuffs. we just moved into the house about 6 months ago. as per the photo you might see that all my working surface are full of stuffs -(. any suggest are welcome to help us plan our new kitchen.
Thank you very much
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4 years agoobviously depending on your room size, I find if you change the range cooker to a hob and install tower ovens you don't loose cooking capability but do gain more dedicated storage in the form of deep pan and crockery drawers. If you then add pantry units this also frees up worktop space as more items have homes.
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4 years agoThank you everyone, we both not drink so no wine rack -) and we have to take all the unit out and re design with more storage.
I'm new to houzz and I'm glad that I put the pictures on here to give me more idea of what we can do with this space.
This is what we would like to do but I'm not sure if they look ok.
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