Islands and peninsulas offer the workspace and storage you need in the kitchen while providing a gathering spot and focal point. Oftentimes these features also house amenities like second sinks, cooktops and dishwashers. In this article, kitchen remodeling services provider The Kitchen Store discusses the benefits of each feature and when to choose one over the other.
If you are adding a countertop to increase storage capacity, a kitchen island may be the better choice since a peninsula has a 90-degree angle that creates a zone that is difficult to access. If you have a small- to medium-sized kitchen, a peninsula is more efficient with space than an island.
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