Kitchen cabinets are an important part of the kitchen, and different design schemes can meet different needs. Here are five common kitchen cabinet design schemes.

I-shaped cupboard

In-line cabinets are all electrical appliances and cabinets placed along a wall, and the work is carried out along a straight line. This compact and effective narrow kitchen design is suitable for small and medium-sized families or houses where only one person works in the kitchen at the same time.

L shaped cupboard

L-shaped kitchen is a practical kitchen design, the most common kitchen design, and an ideal choice for small spaces. By dividing the working area between two connected walls in this way, an ideal working triangle can be obtained.

U shaped cupboard

U-shaped kitchen is convenient for all things, which can make maximum use of space for cooking and storage, so that two people can work easily in the kitchen at the same time. But the U-shaped kitchen is only suitable for kitchens with large space.

Island cabinet

The island terrace kitchen has more worktops and storage space, which is convenient for many people to work in the kitchen at the same time. If necessary, you can also install a sink or oven/stove on the kitchen island. This design requires a lot of kitchen space.

Erzi cupboard

The two-shaped cabinet can divide the kitchen function into two parts, one is to clean the processed materials, the other is to cook and place, and the other is "two".