Typical kitchen compositions

There are multiple ways to customise compositions, making them highly functional even when space is at a premium. The expert's advice: in order to make it easy to move around a kitchen, you need make sure you work in a surface during the design phase for cutting and preparing food between the sink and cooktop.

Despite what you might think, it is not necessary to have an especially large environment for a kitchen like this. A corner composition can be easily adapted to the space available and it guarantees ease of movement and a smooth flow from a central working area which opens out towards the sink, cooktop and fridge.

If the daytime zone has a single area that serves as both a kitchen and living room, a peninsula solution is the ultimate way to create a sense of continuity between them and exploit all available space. Whenever necessary, a peninsula can be used to extend the worktop or breakfast bar, and will help you to get the most out your home. We recommend installing a powerful extractor hood.

Intended for social gatherings, entertaining and sharing, an island kitchen provides a combination of functionality, spaciousness and personality in one fell swoop. What you need is ample space and the ability to create the electrical systems and plumbing from scratch.