An island kitchen layout is a wonderful opportunity to get creative. It’s a multi-functional piece that can be used as an extra space for meal prep, a dining area, a workstation if you don’t have access to an office, an arts and crafts center for kids, and the list goes on. At least 36”-42” of space should surround the island on all sides to allow appliances such as the dishwasher and stove to be opened and closed.

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