ᐅ Planning completed. Layout of the cooking island drawers

Created on: 31 Oct 2024 14:15
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Cubus3f
Hello everyone,
we have finally finished planning our kitchen.

Now I am thinking about the layout of the front side of the island:

Currently planned as 80-80-80, with the cooktop and downdraft extractor flush-mounted.
Each cabinet has 3 drawers: two shallow ones and one deep one at the bottom. Below the cooktop is a panel.

My concerns: Where should the oil and vinegar go? In an upper cabinet above the sink?
Placement of pots, pans, and lids?
Right now, all pots are crammed into a 60cm (24 inches) drawer, all pans are stored in the oven (which is annoying), and all lids are in another 60cm (24 inches) drawer next to the potatoes and onions.

ALTERNATIVE island layout:
100-100-40
Two 100cm (40 inches) cabinets, each with two shallow drawers on top and one deep drawer below.
A 40cm (16 inches) pull-out pantry cabinet for oil and vinegar.
This would mean less space for the cutlery drawer, but I would have room for oil and vinegar bottles directly in the island.
Dishes will also be stored in the island.

It is a Netxt125 kitchen, if that is relevant.
I am attaching the planning photos and would really appreciate your opinions.
Modern kitchen view with island, wall cabinets, wood fronts, oven and cooktop.

Modern kitchen run with built-in oven, black fridge and open wooden shelves.

Modern kitchen with white base cabinets, wood slat wall cabinets, marble backsplash and sink.

Modern fitted kitchen with many cabinets and open shelves, window on the right side.

Top view of a kitchen with island, rows of cabinets and open dining area.

Modern kitchen with island, induction cooktop, pan, plate; dining table with banana, plant

Modern kitchen with island, white cabinets, wood fronts, marble countertop and bar stools

Floor plan of a room with kitchen block, dining table and seating area; dimensions and legend
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Cubus3f
1 Nov 2024 23:01
MachsSelbst schrieb:

There is definitely plenty of space for the usual canned ravioli, ready-made mixes, etc., in the pantry.

Otherwise... a kitchen in this price range and size with only one oven, no warming drawer, no built-in coffee machine, no microwave? No built-in radio? No wine cooler? No wine rack? No spice rack? Not a single power outlet at the sink?
That’s why the large storage room is needed for the canned ravioli. Food gets reheated there, not cooked...


The kitchen planner has planned 6 power outlets for the sink area, but they are not shown on the drawings.

Not always! Sometimes we might even cook on the stove ourselves.