So you want to construct the kitchen along the two 7' length walls facing each other and along the 9' wall that joins them? It can be done if the space is used practically. But first please share your floor plan to show the position of the doors and windows too. Only then can once figure out how best to utilise the space

Hi Manish, thanks.. but I just don’t want the pain on dusting all these crevices in the partition furniture. Gaps in furniture are major dust magnet :( Can you tell me what your 3rd photo is? Is it a fabric/stained glass partition? I want a complete visual block when the doors/partition is closed.

Both built-in and freestanding have their merits. Here are a few pros and cons for each. Go through them and choose an option that best fits your space, your lifestyle as well as your budget. Pros for Built-ins Room for extra draws and cabinets Allows for a wider range of cooking options even in a small space Installed at any height to avoid bending Cons: Moving is costly and time-consuming Pros for freestanding oven and microwave Easily moved around Easy to match with standard cabinet sizes Choice of electric or gas top Single or double oven Cons: They require more space than wall ovens. They may not fit flush with your countertops.

Hello Vivek, You can have 900mm tendom drawers height 6",8",12" on the right side and a 600mm tendom drawers of the same height or may be two equal height on the left side. Go for openable shutters in the corner with shelves for full utilisation. As you did not mention about the cylinder, we are not considering that in this part.