Small Flat Kitchen Layout Design
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
I have a floorplan from my architect but no detailed kitchen scheme yet. The room is compact and I’m struggling to see how all the everyday essentials—refrigerator, oven, dishwasher, microwave and an induction hob with integrated extraction—can live together without the space feeling cramped.
What I need from you is a smart layout concept that turns this blank-sheet plan into a practical, good-looking kitchen. I’m open to any configuration—L-shape, U-shape, galley or something hybrid—so long as it squeezes the most out of the square metres while still giving me clear preparation zones and comfortable circulation space.
Deliverables
• Scaled floorplan showing cabinet runs, appliance positions and clear working clearances
• At least one 3-D or isometric view so I can visualise the flow
• A concise spec list for units, worktop depths and appliance sizes so I can brief suppliers with confidence
Acceptance Criteria
• All listed appliances fit with door swings and ventilation clearances respected
• Plan provided in PDF plus original editable file (SketchUp, AutoCAD, or similar)
If you’ve designed tight-footprint kitchens before and can balance storage, workflow and style, I’d love to see how you’d tackle this puzzle.
I can provide the architect floor plan plus a design we had a go at ourselves. The area is an open lounge, kitchen, diner so if you think the kitchen would actually be better in a completely different part of the room we are open to it.
What I need from you is a smart layout concept that turns this blank-sheet plan into a practical, good-looking kitchen. I’m open to any configuration—L-shape, U-shape, galley or something hybrid—so long as it squeezes the most out of the square metres while still giving me clear preparation zones and comfortable circulation space.
Deliverables
• Scaled floorplan showing cabinet runs, appliance positions and clear working clearances
• At least one 3-D or isometric view so I can visualise the flow
• A concise spec list for units, worktop depths and appliance sizes so I can brief suppliers with confidence
Acceptance Criteria
• All listed appliances fit with door swings and ventilation clearances respected
• Plan provided in PDF plus original editable file (SketchUp, AutoCAD, or similar)
If you’ve designed tight-footprint kitchens before and can balance storage, workflow and style, I’d love to see how you’d tackle this puzzle.
I can provide the architect floor plan plus a design we had a go at ourselves. The area is an open lounge, kitchen, diner so if you think the kitchen would actually be better in a completely different part of the room we are open to it.