ᐅ Tips for Kitchen Design

I also think the front looks too fragmented. I experimented a bit with the planner without considering the potential issue of windows being too low.
I replaced the refrigerator with a built-in fridge-freezer combo to achieve a uniform front. I don’t see any possibility for two tall cabinets in this kitchen without it feeling overwhelming. That’s why the oven, which was previously built in at a higher level, was sacrificed and placed traditionally below the cooktop.
I’m not at all happy with the limited space next to the cooktop, but this is mainly meant as an alternative design that might bring some new ideas.

It would also be helpful to know the ceiling height and how much space there is above the door and windows.

Best regards,
Nordkäppchen

I also think the front looks too fragmented. I experimented a bit with the planner without considering the potential issue of windows being too low.
I replaced the fridge with a built-in fridge-freezer combo to create a more uniform front. I don’t see a way to fit two tall cabinets in this kitchen without it feeling overwhelming. That’s why the built-in oven had to be sacrificed and was placed traditionally below the cooktop.
I’m not happy with the limited space next to the cooktop, but this is mainly an alternative design intended to inspire different ideas.

Wow, cool idea! Thanks.

I found the corner unit in the Metod kitchen planner as well, but not directly on the website—is it a standard cabinet box installed at an angle? Do you happen to know?

I can’t provide several measurements (like ceiling height) at the moment; I would need to measure again. :/

I also found the corner unit in the Metod kitchen planner, but not directly on the homepage – is it a standard cabinet installed at an angle? Do you happen to know?

That's correct, the countertop just needs to be custom-made accordingly.