Small kitchen - help needed with arrangement

Hi,
after the first look, I would also possibly swap the sink and dishwasher. That way you have more workspace between the sink and the stove.
I would also get rid of the pull-out pantry cabinet; they are quite expensive.
I consider the 1 m passageway to be okay, it is a passageway....
However, it would really be something to consider swapping the tall cabinet/oven and refrigerator. When someone is standing in front of the open refrigerator door, the passageway is blocked. In a private setting, though, I find that acceptable. It's not a restaurant kitchen where 3 chefs and 7 waiters are running around. At home, usually a maximum of 2 people are working in the kitchen.
I consider the budget to be completely sufficient; however, you won't be able to realize a stone countertop with it.

Best regards,

Andreas

5 boxes for 60cm?
And where is it 3 meters or 3.40?
Do you already have shell construction?
Modern or country house style?
How big is the refrigerator? (Bad space for a cabinet with a large door)

Just a preliminary note on what to expect regarding this in the KF. ;)

Pharmacist would be nice

Nice maybe but also expensive. Cabinets with internal drawers are recommended, more storage space and no vulnerable fittings. Also, the question arises whether it makes sense to have to move several kilos just for a little bag you currently need.

I would also not put the cooktop in the corner and certainly not a carousel underneath. Better on the wall on the left in the plan with a wide base cabinet with drawers. This has the advantage of more storage space. For that, then move the sink (if not absolutely necessary) without a draining area a bit to the left, which makes it easier to open the windows despite the faucet. It also gives you more workspace towards the peninsula.

Hi Yvonne,

ok that is slight/intentional inaccuracy, 4 cm = 1 meter, so 2.4 cm = 60 cm and not 2.5 cm (5 squares). It is 3.00 m from the door to the window and 3.40 m in width as indicated with the arrows. The style should be modern. The refrigerator is 92 cm wide and 178 cm high with doors about 40 cm (freezing) and 50 cm (cooling).

Best regards!

Thanks, although I lack the imagination for some suggestions. I already assumed that pharmacist’s cabinet, carousel and stone countertop would probably quickly double the kitchen price. As for the window, it should be noted that it can only be tilted around the "central axis", and it is clearly positioned above the work surface.

Best regards!

You can take something from both. However, it is important whether these are exact shell construction measurements. In addition, of course, the distance and length of the window are very important, as well as the height and the window sill. I cannot read the dimensions up there on my big computer! You also need the exact measurements for the kitchen planner. Otherwise, there is no point in starting the planning.
Regarding the modern style: it's not only about the front, but also about the cabinet fittings: in the modern style, people often do without upper cabinets or storage space. Slants should be avoided.
Therefore, a short info: more tall cabinets? rather wide? drawers? straight lines? appliance equipment?
Regarding the pull-out cabinet, I absolutely agree with : I had it and I never want it again.

Here is a preliminary sketch from me to illustrate the space gain without a corner cabinet. Exact measurements, as already mentioned by , would be helpful.