The kitchen is the heart of the home, and when planning a kitchen layout, it is important to consider functionality as well as design.

Cabinets and drawers are the most commonly found means of storage within a kitchen. The amount and type of storage in your kitchen is a crucial design consideration, and should be considered fully to ensure that storage meets your needs.

Pros and Cons

The addition of drawers can make accessing items easier and more convenient, as they are not tucked away at the back of a cupboard. This in turn helps us to ensure correct posture and ergonomics, making everything safer for our backs. Drawers in varying depths can also make the storage of pots and pans tidy and streamlined.

When considering drawers, it is important to note that not all may be suitable for heavier weights, such as heavy pans or casserole pots.

A cabinet that includes drawers may also be more expensive to buy, compared with a standard cabinet or cupboard.

Replacement Kitchen Doors

Utilising your existing cabinets and replacing the door or drawer fronts can transform your kitchen space, without the associated cost and disruption of a full kitchen renovation.

For an extensive range of replacement kitchen doors, including drawer fronts, a specialist supplier will be happy to guide you through their extensive range.

With a wide range of colours, styles, and finishes to choose from, as well as bespoke made-to-measure sizes, it has never been easier or more cost-effective to update your kitchen space.