An island is the main focal point in the kitchen. With a few different styles available, you can always choose the right fit for your layout and needs. Some kitchen island styles favor functionality, while others focus on aesthetics. If you aren’t sure which one is the right choice for you, we’ve featured the different types together with their pros and cons. Looking through these will help you choose the right style for your needs.

Galley kitchen island
With a spacious worktop, galley kitchen islands are ideal for cooking enthusiasts. This island design provides storage space without inaccessible corners. Also, it is an excellent option for setting a clear line in open-plan spaces. You can comfortably fit bar stools for seating, although this design might not be unique enough if you want something bold.  Galley islands have a straightforward design (from Houzz)Galley kitchen island (from Houzz)Circular kitchen island
When you want to make a bold statement and add character to your kitchen, this design is all you need. You will love the entertaining options that this circular design provides, with its upscale seating area. And with an ample worktop, you have enough space for preparing a feast and hosting large gatherings. However, the specific design makes it challenging to implement storage options. And you can’t fit most standard appliances. The circular design is purely for aesthetics and added counter space. 
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