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need help with kitchen please

3 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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bellaboobee
3 years ago
Lynn Robbo
Tidy up put things away
3 years ago
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Mike Smith Joinery
obviously 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.
3 years ago
bellaboobee thanked Mike Smith Joinery
hasmuk
How many wine bottles do you keep at any 1 time? You can convert that section into cupboards. I would also put wall cupboards where the painting is. You could also consider removing the plates rack above the sink, and putting in a cupboard - guessing that will give you more storage.

You can also look into smarter storage & organisation solutions such as:

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/8424798.htm

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/5313819.htm

Good luck!
3 years agolast modified: 3 years ago
lizzibet g
Put shelves or cupboards where the Buddha picture is?
3 years ago
bellaboobee
Thank 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.
3 years ago
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Home By Design Ltd
I'd love to work on this with you. If your replacing the kitchen we could come up with loads of storage and organisational ideas which would free up your work top :)
Thanks
Jade
3 years ago
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Home By Design Ltd
An example of a kitchen I organised for our client.
3 years ago
PRO
Home By Design Ltd
And some more pics...
3 years ago

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