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How to make the most of the corners of your kitchen

One of the biggest challenges in the מטבח is not enough space. It is never enough for all the kitchen utensils and kitchenware we have. Not to mention the food we need to store there like pasta, bread, milk cartons…

That is why it is important to really think about the layouts of these areas, to maximize their space and to not clutter countertops or floorspace with too many items. 

This is an even bigger challenge when it comes to L or U shape kitchens, as they have pesky little corners that are sometimes not utilized correctly.

Luckily, kitchen design professionals are always finding solutions to these issues, as they are used to designing thousands of different kitchen layouts and have come up with a range of options to maximize the use of our kitchen corners.

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Cladding and shelves, Bromo Dekton

5 solutions for your kitchen corner

From our experience of working with the best kitchen retailers over the last couple of decades, we have listed the best options to maximize the use your kitchen corners. Here is a selection of different ideas, from simple to sophisticated solutions.

 

Corner shelves and cabinets

Having a corner shelf or cabinet above your countertop or on the wall is a great way to create more storage or display any decorative items you may have. Show off your best tableware, some stacked bowls, cookbooks, or even some plants to freshen up your kitchen. If you add some LED lighting, you can even have your very own aromatic herb garden in this space.

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Dekton Bergen Worktop

Shuttered units to create a breakfast bar

Kitchen corners are commonly used as spaces to create a little breakfast bar with your coffee machine, pop-up toaster, juicer, box of teas, etc. You can keep all your breakfast items together in one place.

Having a shutter in place to hide this area away once we have finished is an attractive feature and uses minimum space. Everything can be put away and stored out of sight, preventing any clutter.

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Dekton Aura Worktop

Cabinets with pull out trays or baskets

These trays can be completely pulled out from your cabinets and have optimal space meaning you can store your cookware or other large items there. They are a great solution for large kitchens, as when pulled out, the tray itself is of a reasonable size and can sometimes restrict movement.

However, this solution is designed to maximize your kitchen corners, as it can withstand considerable weight, depending on the material it is made from.

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Fixture cladding, Opera Dekton

Create hidden closets for your pantry or laundry area

We can also use our kitchen corners to create a hidden laundry area, installing our washer and dryer there. It is also the ideal space for a pantry, maximizing the use of the vertical space available.

These can be hidden away behind a door in the same style as the rest of the kitchen, so nobody notices they are there.

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Fixture cladding, Kreta Dekton

Dekton Slim for kitchen fittings

With all these solutions we have suggested to maximize the use of your kitchen corners, you can create added value to their design and functionality by opting for Dekton Slim 4mm cladding. 

This ultrathin option from Dekton is ideal for cladding kitchen cabinets and other surfaces, like shelves.

Combine it with a thicker option on our countertops, mix two perfectly suited colors together, or even use a single color for the countertop and cabinets to fully integrate every single feature, creating a fresh and minimalist look.

By cladding our kitchen fittings and cabinets with Dekton, we will make them more resistant, durable, and easier to clean.

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