Optimize Your Kitchen Layout: Separate Cooktop and Sink
Separate your cooktop and sink. When both runs are roughly the same length, there’s usually enough space to place the sink and cooktop on different runs.
Benefits of Separation
As the main prep space in a kitchen is typically between the sink and range, the benefit of separating these is that it makes this countertop area as generous as possible. This arrangement also creates a distinction between your kitchen’s cook zone (with the range) and wash zone (with the sink), which facilitates efficient use of the space.
Efficient Use of Space
By having distinct zones for cooking and washing, you can streamline your kitchen activities, making it easier to move between tasks without cluttering your workspace. This setup not only enhances functionality but also contributes to a more organized and visually appealing kitchen environment.
