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In residential kitchen design, there are several common layouts that optimize functionality and efficiency. Here are the primary kitchen layouts:

Single-Wall Kitchen:
- This layout features all the kitchen components, including appliances and cabinets, along one wall. It is often found in smaller homes or apartments and offers a simple, streamlined design.
Galley Kitchen:
- Also known as a parallel kitchen, this design consists of two parallel walls with a walkway in between. It is highly efficient for cooking as it minimizes movement between work areas but can feel cramped if not properly designed.
L-Shaped Kitchen:
- In this layout, the kitchen is placed along two perpendicular walls, forming an L shape. This design provides ample counter space and allows for an open area, making it suitable for open-plan living areas.
U-Shaped Kitchen:
- The U-shaped kitchen has three walls of cabinets and appliances, forming a U shape. This design is excellent for larger kitchens, providing plenty of workspace and storage while keeping everything within easy reach.
Island Kitchen:
- This layout incorporates an island, a free-standing counter that can be used for additional preparation space, seating, or storage. Islands are often combined with L-shaped or U-shaped kitchens to enhance functionality and provide a central gathering point.
Peninsula Kitchen:
- Similar to the island kitchen, a peninsula kitchen has a connected island that extends from one of the walls, creating a semi-enclosed workspace. It offers many of the benefits of an island but is more space-efficient.

Each layout has its advantages and is chosen based on the available space, the homeowner’s needs, and the overall design of the home.

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