in the right part of the kitchen where more surface is needed for a particular task. These islands have a farmhouse or industrial look to them and are often made from wood. TWO-TIERED KITCHEN ISLANDS. These islands are very European-looking and can give any kitchen a sophisticated look. These islands, often made from iron or steel, usually have a marble top along with a lower shelf.
will add a lot of charm and character to a smaller kitchen. Kitchen carts often offer not only a work surface but also extra storage. Again, adding a couple of bar stools to it will allow family and friends to gather in the kitchen. FLOATING KITCHEN ISLAND. These islands are also on the smaller side, allowing them to be moved around the room. Because they are mobile, they provide more work surface
should be at least taller, say countertop height, to make it functional. A worktable will have a smaller footprint, which will better suit a smaller kitchen. And by adding a couple of bar stools, you’ll achieve what a modern kitchen island is all about—which is functioning as the social hub for the home. KITCHEN CARTS. Another fun way to create a kitchen island is to use a kitchen cart with wheels. It is functional and
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