Find a kitchen layout you want to spend time in
Picture the morning coffee, the shared cooking, and the space around it all. Describe your kitchen as part of a home brief and explore how different counter arrangements fit the room.
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Explore four counter arrangements
L-shaped
Ask for counters along two adjoining walls. Then look at how the open part of the kitchen connects to the rest of your layout. Compare the four counter arrangements in detail.
U-shaped
Try counters along three sides of the room. Check the space between them and where doors and appliances sit.
Galley
Explore two facing counter runs. The generator needs a room at least 2.3 metres across to attempt this arrangement.
Island
Try a freestanding island as part of your kitchen concept. The generator needs at least 3.4 metres in both room directions to attempt it.
Start with your room and priorities
“Include a kitchen measuring 4 by 4 metres in my home design. Try an island arrangement, with warm-white walls and tile flooring. Add a dining room nearby if the layout allows.”
This is an example request. Counter arrangements and furniture placement depend on the available space and openings. Meeting the size threshold does not guarantee that every piece will fit.
Look closely, then refine
Check the result
Read the design notes to see whether the requested arrangement was included or changed. Explore the kitchen from above and from inside.
Try the details yourself
Use the editor to move and resize furnishings or try a different finish. Save a separate copy when you want to keep an alternative.
Plan the idea before the installation
L-shaped and U-shaped describe the counters, not the outline of the generated room. AI rooms remain rectangular. The fit thresholds above are software limits, not installation guidance.
The concept does not include plumbing, electrical design, or a cabinet order. Use it to explain your preferences to a kitchen professional.