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It's your kitchen, just tell her where you want it. It is common to have them side by side though Read more

what's your question? Elaborate on this more and we'd be happy to help. Read more

Magzines like Good house keeping, Insideoutside....take idea only .... try to design your own as per your need ....keep cloth washing area near it and a small store... take care Read more

Hello Helen, Here is a program that you can use to 'visualize' your interior design scheme. It's free to try for 15 days, I have this myself, it's very user friendly. I'm not sure about 'cut out' templates though, I think this might be helpful to you. If the link doesn't work down there, the program is called Punch Professional Home Design Suite. Good luck. Read more

arch 101 An efficient work triangle in the kitchen doesn't have to be equilateral but it does help to keep it reasonably close. Measure the distance between the 3 major work areas, sink, cook top, and refrigerator. Total the distance between the three. The optimum distance should be between 12-21 feet. In an equilateral triangle that's 4 to 7 feet per side. There are other things to consider such as how many people will be cooking at the same time and is there enough space to accommodate all persons comfortably. Read more

Here's a good one and there's plenty more where that came from. http://www.finehomebuilding.com/how-to/articles/planning-kitchen-five-layout-tools.aspx Read more

I would search into google: "ikea kitchen software", they have a great piece of 3D software for kitchen designing. Read more

'Kitchen backsplash ideas' Designing a kitchen is as much a science as it is an art. Knowing the recommended measurements to use when planning the project can make all the difference in the final outcome. Here are important guidelines for your kitchen design project. 1. For efficiency, the work triangle (the space between the sink, refrigerator, and stove) should measure 26' or less with no single side longer than 9', or less than 4'. 2. In kitchens smaller than 150 sq. ft., opt for at least 13' of base cabinets, 12' of wall cabinets, and 11' of countertop. In kitchens which are larger, go with at least 16' of base cabinets, 15 1/2' of wall cabinets, and 16 1/2' of countertop. i also found the great link about the kitchen especialy kitchen backsplash ideas for u.. ARTICLES 1 : Tips Kitchen Design articles http://kitchen-backsplash-ideas2.blogspot.com/2008/12/kitchen-backsplash-ideas-10-important.html ARTICLES 2: Simple Kitchen Backsplash Ideas For Your Kitchen http://kitchen-backsplash-ideas2.blogspot.com/2008/12/simple-kitchen-backsplash-ideas-for.html ARTICLES 3:Value For Kitchen Backsplash Idea Tile http://kitchen-backsplash-ideas2.blogspot.com/2008/12/value-for-kitchen-backsplash-idea-tile.html Sources Kitchen Backsplash Ideas Blog http://kitchen-backsplash-ideas2.blogspot.com/ Read more

Google Sketchup will work very nicely. It's the program I use to design cabinets for clients. IT's FREE!! Good Program!! Read more

How much we are willing to spend How much time we are willing to devote What style we are planning for your kitchen design project How we are going to use your kitchen You need to make sure that the kitchen design project area and the living area are separate for both safety reasons and to stay out of the way of the contractor and his crew. http://www.silentcabinets.com/ Read more