What kitchen furniture works in a small space?

Consider narrow larders, compact islands, counter stools and vertical storage. Measure walkways, doors and appliance access before choosing. Furniture should improve storage without restricting cooking or circulation.

How much space should I leave around a kitchen island?

Allow enough room to walk, open nearby cupboards and use appliances safely on every working side. Required clearance depends on the surrounding layout, so mark the island’s exact footprint before ordering.

How do I choose the correct kitchen stool height?

Measure from the floor to the underside of the counter or bar, then compare this with the stool’s seat height. Leave comfortable knee space and check whether armrests or backrests will fit beneath the surface.

Kitchen Furniture

Organise dining, storage and casual seating areas with kitchen furniture selected for the available floor space and daily routine. The range includes bar and counter stools, freestanding kitchen islands, larder units, kitchen dressers, hutches and freestanding storage in timber, painted, metal, fabric, faux-leather and stone-topped finishes. Start by measuring doors, walkways and appliance clearances, then mark the complete furniture footprint. Islands need comfortable circulation on every working side, while stools require the correct seat height and knee space for the counter or bar. Check whether dresser tops and bases are sold together, and compare internal shelf and drawer dimensions with the items being stored. Confirm assembly, surface care and maximum loads, particularly for granite or other heavy tops. Secure tall units as directed and keep freestanding furniture clear of heat, moisture and appliance ventilation zones.