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Where people usually stand to work at the island or in other parts of the kitchen facing the island – think of the stovetop and sink, and also where appliances, such as the dishwasher and fridge, open into the space – you will need to plan for even more space where possible. The ideal space between the working areas of the island and other benches is 1000-1200 millimetres, although 900 millimetres will suffice in a one-cook kitchen.

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2. Storage heavenThis nifty set-up solves the age-old dilemma of how to store containers and their lids. Stacking containers in a cupboard or drawer typically has you wasting time searching for a matching lid, and stacking containers with lids attached wastes valuable space. Varying the depths of the shelves in this pull-out cabinet allows easy access to both.16 common kitchen dilemmas solved

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Consider the layoutThis may seem obvious but it’s such an important part of the process. When it comes to deciding where to install custom cabinetry, first look at the layout of your home – choose a spot where cabinets are easy to access and sit naturally within the space. When choosing the right height for wall-mounted cabinetry, consider sight lines and which parts of the cabinets you will notice when you first step into the room. Browse more contemporary kitchens

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