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The Most Popular Types of Kitchen Islands in Canada

The Seeker by The Seeker
September 28, 2021
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In a kitchen, you can never have too much storage. Many people tend to wish they had more or even dreamed of having some extra prep space when they cook. A kitchen island in Canada is an ideal investment for any property. While most of them come built-in with modern-day houses, islands can also be bought separately and installed at a later date. This is an ideal way to add them to older homes or even apartments. 

Before purchasing a kitchen island, it’s crucial to take into account the amount of space you have in your kitchen and whether an island will truly fit. You’ll want to have an ample amount of room to move around the island itself on all sides as well as enough room to open the appliances around it, such as the oven or dishwasher. It’s also important to decide whether you want your kitchen island to feature any specific features like a table that slides out to provide extra seating, a rack for your pans, or even some luxurious marble or granite countertops. All of these factors, along with your own style, will help you find the ideal kitchen island for your property. 

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The advantage of having an island for kitchen is that you can approach it from any side to use it as a workstation and more. At first, you might not realize just how many kitchen island options there are. In fact, there are many different types that can accommodate various needs, styles, and more. From fixed islands to rolling islands that you can relocate, the options are endless. 

You can go for a simple island just for some extra counter space or you can have one with a fully functioning stovetop and sink. You can decide on what to incorporate into your kitchen island based on your style and needs. There are also options to run electrical wiring and plumbing into your island. 

Below is a list of the most popular kitchen islands: 

Base Cabinet

One of the most common islands involves using one or two pre-existing base cabinets that are put together and adding a countertop of your choice. It’s a way for you to utilize old resources and still get the island you desire. 

If you’re worried about how much does a kitchen island cost in Canada, then you might want to consider this kind of island. A base cabinet island is easy to build and in most cases, you can use old and refurbished materials. Due to this, the cost will be less than what other island types cost. This style also allows for the island to be either a permanent island or a rolling one. 

Galley

Another simple yet classic design for an island is the Galley island. It’s an elegant design that allows for your kitchen to have an open concept while still providing you with the ideal amount of preparation space and extra storage. One side of the island will oftentimes feature bar-style seating so that you can eat a quick meal, have your guests sit while you cook, and more. 

This island style is oftentimes a go-to option for many open-concept kitchens. You can maximize your stage space and not having corners or curves means that you’ll have a lot of room for storage and appliances that are easily accessible. 

Kitchen Peninsula

If you’re interested in having an attached island, a kitchen peninsula might be right for you. It’s also an affordable kitchen island cost Canada since it’s part of the counter and it goes out into the kitchen. A peninsula will provide you with additional counter space without needing a separate body. These islands are ideal for small kitchens and those that have little space since they add definition to the room. 

Full Island

Another popular choice when it comes to kitchen islands is a built-in island. It’s large enough to also feature a sink and cooking unit which can make your kitchen much more functional. This means that you can do most of your kitchen in the middle of your kitchen. Since most full islands will have additional appliances, it means that they’ll need to be bigger, therefore, it’ll provide you with a lot more counter space and storage.

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