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| See how the Peninsula is used as the "eat-in" function? Can also be used as extra counter space. |
THE G-SHAPED KITCHEN, also called a
Peninsula Kitchen, is a U Kitchen with an island or peninsula added in at one
of the ends. Usually the island acts as an eating area and therefore connects
the kitchen to the dining room/space because of this common function (eating).
It is also a great use of space for those who want an eat-in kitchen but cannot
accommodate a full dining/breakfast set. Because the kitchen is almost
completely enclosed traffic CAN build up – so not too many chefs in this
layout.
SIDE NOTE: In case you were wondering what
is the difference between an island and a peninsula? An island is stand-alone
and unconnected to the other storage areas and counter tops, whilst a peninsula
is connected to the other storage areas and counter tops.
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