Narrow kitchen inspiration

3 years ago

Hey,

Following on from a previous post, I’d like to get some inspiration for my (hopefully near-) future narrow kitchen renovation. I’ve googled and Houzz’d endless amounts but often pictures don’t give you dimensions, so it can be hard to gauge if it’s more than you have etc.

My space after knocking through will be 8.5m x 3.2m so quite a long narrow space. If anyone has similar dimensions please show me your kitchens for inspiration!!

I’ll eventually get a designer in when ready but want some layout ideas.

Thanks :)

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Nicola M
3 years ago
Hi Nikki,

Don't have any photos, unfortunately, but a u-shape kitchen would probably work well (depending on where your doorways are). The room is very long, I'm assuming you want to have a dining space in the same area?

Units are 60cm deep, so that would leave you two meters between them which is a good amount of space if you wrapped the units on one side, and then had a dining space on the opposite side.
Nikki Stevenson
Original Author
3 years ago
Hey Nic,

The plan is to have Sliding or Bi-Fold doors at the end of the kitchen exiting out onto the garden, but if this isn’t possible (budget as would mean having two walls taken out, two RSJ’s etc etc) then I think a U- shape would work really well.

Yes I’d be knocking through to make the dining room/kitchen one room so a dining table would need to be there also.

Thanks Nicola!
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HU-21880357
3 years ago
Hello Nikki! Pinterest is a really good place to get some inspiration. You could probably have d 'double gallery wall'. With a smaller storage wall as per the photo.
HU-21880357
3 years ago
the thinner storage could be 300mm deep, so this would definitely work in terms of space..
Nikki Stevenson
Original Author
3 years ago
Ooo, of all the images i’ve trawled through I’ve never seen a shallow storage wall like that, I really like it. I do look on Pinterest but sometimes you can’t gauge what size their rooms are so it’s hard to know if it will work with my space.

Thanks Klar
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I totally understand that. I just finalised a project for a client that had a very narrow and long kitchen, we used a narrow storage wall for this and it worked beautifully. We had half of the unit with 'closed storage' as well. If you are interested to get more advice or help feel free to contact us! We provide free consultations and we have not only a full interior design service but also an e-design service. I hope you have a great evening! Best, Klar design
Nikki Stevenson
Original Author
3 years ago
Yes I will definitely keep you in mind and thank you for the advice!! Have an awesome evening too

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