If you’re looking for a design that is open to any style and ignores the rules, you might like the transitional kitchen design. Transitional kitchens are bright, relaxed, and often loaded with storage by blending contemporary and traditional styles.
This style represents details from the past, and some new items make it fresh and updated.
A peninsula is a connected island, converting a U-shaped kitchen layout into a horseshoe. In these kitchens with this layout, the peninsula is a room divider that separates the kitchen from a dining or living room area.
A peninsula provides the additional serving space you’re looking for while keeping the main traffic areas free for easy movement. This style may be a better option in smaller kitchens or in a home that needs informal seating.
If you have children, a kitchen peninsula can be ample space for arts and crafts, quiet play, and homework convenient to the kitchen while it isn’t inside the kitchen. It is suitable for parental supervision and assistance without interrupting the cook’s workflow. Although it keeps children close for comfort, it makes them away from hot pots or sharp utensils.
- Cabinet Style: White Shaker Cabinet
- Layout: U Shape Kitchen With Peninsula
- Design Style: Transitional Kitchen
