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Get into the work zone.<br />

Maximize your space and create a <strong>kitchen</strong> that works for you, not<br />

Find the perfect layout to<br />

maximize your space<br />

against you. By planning your <strong>kitchen</strong> based on three distinct work<br />

zones, you can create a natural, more ergonomic workflow. We call<br />

it “the work triangle.” Here are a few things to think about:<br />

Straight-line<br />

Best for small to mediumsized<br />

homes with a narrow<br />

<strong>kitchen</strong>, this layout keeps<br />

the workfow running in a<br />

straight line.<br />

Straight-line with island<br />

Perfect for a larger <strong>kitchen</strong><br />

with more than one cook.<br />

The island provides extra<br />

room for preparation,<br />

storage and socializing.<br />

L-shaped<br />

This common layout<br />

is perfect for adding a<br />

small dining table or<br />

<strong>kitchen</strong> island.<br />

U-shaped<br />

Ideal for a larger <strong>kitchen</strong>,<br />

this layout maximizes space<br />

and keeps everything within<br />

easy reach with plenty of<br />

storage options.<br />

Galley<br />

Geared towards food<br />

preparation, this layout<br />

provides work and storage<br />

areas on opposite sides<br />

and doesn’t require a lot<br />

of space.<br />

Cooking zone<br />

Ideally you should plan for plenty of counter space on<br />

both sides of the cooktop, especially between the sink<br />

and the cooktop. Keep frequently used items like spices<br />

and cooking utensils in the top drawer, and place pots<br />

and pans in deep drawers close to the cooktop so they<br />

are easily accessible where you use them.<br />

Washing zone<br />

For easier rinsing and draining, place the sink between<br />

the fridge and the cooking area. Allow 15"- 24" next to<br />

your sink for a dish drainer. Planning base cabinets with<br />

drawers nearby adds convenience when putting dishes<br />

and cutlery away. Using pull-out waste bins under your<br />

sink maximizes space and enhances accessibility.<br />

Storage zone<br />

Use this area to store less frequently used items such<br />

as dry pantry goods, serving trays and small appliances.<br />

This area also includes the fridge, so be sure to have<br />

some counter space nearby for unloading groceries.<br />

Three ways to plan!<br />

Do it yourself: Use our free,<br />

3D online planner from the comfort<br />

of your home.<br />

Get some help: Our <strong>kitchen</strong><br />

experts will coach you through<br />

the entire process.<br />

We can do it all for you: We will<br />

measure, plan and install your<br />

IKEA <strong>kitchen</strong>.<br />

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