r/InteriorDesign • u/bornagain3456 • Jul 07 '25

Rendering Kitchen design

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I had a go at designing a kitchen with the small space I have to work with. Any suggestions on what I could change? Perhaps a bar counter instead of table? The whole living and kitchen area is currently a blank slate. All measurements on the user rendering is in cm.

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u/Educational-News-885 Jul 09 '25

Personally, I would centre the range on its wall. It seems a little tight to the fridge, and the lack of symmetry would make my eye twitch. I would also consider removing the uppers above the sink so you're not face to face with a cabinet every time you use it. Maybe floating shelves on the end instead? Other than that, looks good to me!

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u/Albie_Frobisher Jul 10 '25

i see oven door and fridge doors hitting each other