Closed kitchen/Kitchen with wall
Also known as a free-standing kitchen, a kitchen is divided into sections with walls and doors surrounding it.
Things tend to overflow, and smells and smoke are a concern when cooking.
If you have a closed kitchen, you can hide them even when you have guests over.
By hiding the cooking process, you will be surprised when the food is delivered to your table.
In addition, it is easy to use because it is easy to make storage shelves by utilizing the entire space.
You can concentrate and enjoy your meal in the partitioned space.

Open kitchen/face-to-face kitchen
Open kitchen versus closed kitchen
This is a kitchen where the dining room and living room are integrated.
In the sense that you can cook while communicating with the people around you.
Although it is also called a facing kitchen, it does not necessarily mean that there are no walls around it.
Although it is a face-to-face kitchen, it may also be a kitchen with a wall.
This trendy kitchen allows you to cook and wash dishes while watching TV or watching your family.
Especially in families with children, many people feel that talking while cooking is a valuable source of communication.
Most people choose a face-to-face kitchen.
Face-to-face kitchens are given names according to their characteristics as follows.

＊Island kitchen
An island kitchen with an outstanding open feel.
Because the kitchen does not touch the wall like an island and is completely independent
You can walk freely around the kitchen and move smoothly while cooking.
However, since it does not face a wall, sufficient space is required for installation.
Although it is difficult to be fashionable and at the same time have to devise a layout,
This kitchen is a dream come true for those who love cooking, as it allows multiple people to cook together.

＊Peninsula kitchen
Peninsula means peninsula.
This name comes from the fact that either the left or right side of the kitchen is attached to the wall.
Although it does not have the open feeling of a kitchen island, it partially touches the wall
You won't have to worry about oil splashes or dirt on the stove, and you'll have a wider range of options for ventilation fans.
The appearance is second to the island kitchen because it is open and has an impact
This kitchen is often chosen by people who find it difficult to have an island type kitchen.

＊Ⅰ shaped kitchen
An I-shaped kitchen where the sink and stove are lined up in a straight line.
This is the most commonly used type of open kitchen, making effective use of small space.
Also called a semi-open kitchen, one side faces the wall
The design is such that a counter is installed in front of the kitchen to hide the kitchen space at hand.
This design is different from the Peninsula Kitchen, and allows you to hide the lifestyle surrounding the kitchen.
By being particular about the colors and interior design, you can create a kitchen that you are particular about.

＊Separate type/II-shaped kitchen
A separate kitchen with a separate sink and stove, and tables lined up in parallel.
It is also called the II-shaped kitchen because it looks like two rows of I-shaped kitchens.
It can be installed even in floor plans where there is not enough width space
You can make your kitchen look compact and stylish.
Also, because the work can be divided between the sink side and the stove side
It is also useful when cooking for multiple people.

＊L-shaped kitchen
As the name suggests, the kitchen is L-shaped.
Requires more space than I-shaped or separate kitchens
The more work space you have, the more your kitchen will stand out.
In addition to the work space, it also has a large storage space.
Because the L-shaped kitchen is divided into a sink side and a stove side, like a separate type,
The beauty of this is that you can do both tasks simply by turning your body 90 degrees.