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62 Kitchen Island Ideas You'll Want to Copy

Farima Ferguson

Farima Ferguson began her career at HGTV where she worked with designers to write about home design. Her work has appeared in HGTV, Insider Reviews, Travel Channel, and more.

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Updated on 05/11/22

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The kitchen is oftentimes the heart of the home. It's where you and your family fuel up for the day, make memories during the holidays, entertain friends and family, and celebrate life's big moments during get-togethers.

At the center of the kitchen is the kitchen island, the part of the room that provides an extra spot for meal prepping, cooking, gathering for casual meals or coffee breaks, and even extra storage space. Aside from all its practical uses, the island can also serve as a decorative focal point of the room. We've gathered our top kitchen island ideas, from big to small and simple to over-the-top to help inspire your kitchen design.

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Wide Plank Wood Island

Design by Emily Henderson Design / Photo by Sara Ligorria-Tramp

This black-painted wood island is clearly the contrasting point in this kitchen designed by Emily Henderson. The cabinets and flooring were made from reclaimed wood, and the island was made from fence boards stained in ebony. The wide planks of the island add texture and character while the black color paired with the lighter cabinets and flooring adds a modern touch to the room.
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Seamless White Kitchen Island

Alvin Wayne

This sleek kitchen island fits seamlessly in this minimalist all-white kitchen with clean lines. The dark wood stools break up the white design and provide a place for the family to enjoy breakfast together.
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Irregularly-Shaped Island

Amy Leferink at Interior Impressions

If you have a lot of kitchen space to work with, why not go with a unique asymmetrical island? Here, Amy Leferink of Interior Impressions made great use of this roomy kitchen with a large angled island. Irregularly shaped remnants of granite, marble and quartz are often offered at a discounted price, which could potentially help you save money.
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Chic Black and White Design

Charlie Interior Design

A kitchen island can be just as functional as it is stylish. This high-end, chic black and white island has everything you'd need, from a sink with a beautiful antique brass faucet to an open shelving for extra storage space.
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Contemporary Farmhouse Kitchen

Cathie Hong

This kitchen effortlessly combines the old with the new: The owners of this home bought their grandparents' home and kept some original elements while adding modern touches. They opened up the kitchen with a new layout that displays the kitchen island that was updated with a coat of bright blue paint which gives an instant fresh, new look.
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Pop of Color in an All-White Kitchen

Blue Copper Design

If you prefer a neutral kitchen design but still want some color, the kitchen island is a great way to add that pop of color. The kitchen island is oftentimes the heart of the kitchen, so painting it in a bright color from the cabinetry is an easy, budget-friendly way to help it stand out from the rest of the space.
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Embellished Island

Blue Copper Design

Color isn't the only way you can help make a kitchen island stand out. Here, Blue Copper Design added decorative accent tiles to one side of this blue kitchen island which adds just the right amount of color and visual appeal throughout the entire home.
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A Refreshing Neutral Curved Island

Design by House of Chais / Renovation by Majestic Construction Engrg

To keep with the bright and airy theme of this home, this neutral dining island boasts light wood slats and curved edges for a subtle, soft look. The rest of the furnishings are neutral as well to add a cheery and clean vibe to the space.
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Pretty in Pink

color_place_interior / Instagram

Old furniture can be given new life as a makeshift kitchen island with a little flipping. An easy way to give old furniture a new look is with a fresh coat of cheerful paint like this bubblegum pink color that complements the Kelly green stools.
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A Makeshift Pantry

Design by Velinda Hellen Design / Photo by Sara Ligorria-Tramp

If your kitchen is lacking on pantry space, a kitchen island could be a good opportunity to create a makeshift pantry to store dry goods. This kitchen design by Velinda Hellen features a stunning, spacious island with shelving to house containers of dry goods you'd normally store in a pantry. Placing frequently-used items in this area makes cooking quicker and easier and frees up space in the pantry for items you don't need on hand.
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Cool Blue Coastal Vibes

Britt Design Studio

In this coastal-inspired kitchen, the island blends in seamlessly with its light blue color that perfectly matches the light blue tile backsplash while also highlighting the white quartz countertop and rattan bar stools.
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Cozy Kitchen Design

Herzen Stimme / Instagram

A kitchen island can provide much-needed extra prep space especially in small kitchens where you have minimal countertop space. This homey kitchen features a small, farmhouse-style kitchen island for food prep and dining for two. The oversized knit throw and faux fur furnishings bring an extra cozy factor to the room.
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Beach-Inspired Design

sunshine.beach.reno / Instagram

An oversized pendant light provides plenty of lighting right above this large kitchen island featuring a beach-inspired, curved fluted design on one end that's surrounded by matching wooden stools that provides enough seating for the whole family.
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A Live Edge Bar Top

Devon Grace Interiors / Instagram

This kitchen island design by Devon Grace Interiors is the piece de resistance in this kitchen that's bold and daring, yet cozy and welcoming with its timeless black theme and distinct wooden accents of the heightened countertop and stools.
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Curved Edge

Britt Design Studio

The island is the main hub of this kitchen with a sink, shelving for keeping favorite cookbooks at hand, and low wooden stools for the family around the curved countertop.
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An Island and Dining Table in One

House 9 Interiors

To differentiate the eating area from the prep and cook station, this kitchen island features two different countertop materials. The curved wood tabletop designates the area for the family to sit and enjoy a meal together while the quartz countertop houses a glass top stove and space for food prep.
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A Spot for a Wine Break

Amy Leferink at Interior Impressions

This kitchen island houses a dining table on one end and a food prep area on the other. The best part, though? It comes with a wine cooler and wine bottle storage shelving, making it the perfect place for a wine break.
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Extra Countertop Space

Design by House of Chais / Renovation by Majestic Construction Engrg

If you have a small kitchen island but want more room for prep, you can easily extend it with a simple wood bar top like House of Chais did in this kitchen. The extended bar top can be used for food prep, a quick morning breakfast, or a place for a small gathering.
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A Spot for the Whole Family

Home Consultant

This oversized white oak kitchen island is the centerpiece of an open home layout because it works cohesively with the merged rooms. Its large size seats six people and still has plenty of room on the other side.
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An Extra Place for Food Prep

Erin Williamson Design

With so many alluring elements in this kitchen, from the stunning blue cabinetry to the black and white tile flooring, the island in this kitchen is kept simple with its open wrought iron framework and white marble top. Even though the design is simple, it's versatile enough to provide extra space and easy-access storage on the bottom shelf to keep everyday items.
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Farmhouse Charm

my.farmhouse. fanatic.life / Instagram

This kitchen features farmhouse elements from the floor to the ceiling, including the wood range hood and brick backsplash. But the charming kitchen island steals the show with its shiplap detail and rustic wood countertop.
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Island With a Curved Accent Wall

House of Chais / Instagram

What was once just a load-bearing wall that closed off the kitchen is transformed into an extra countertop space. Since the wall is a supporting wall, it was given new life as a beautiful curved design that creates a stunning entrance into the kitchen.
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An Island With Cabinetry

afeliashome / Instagram

Every part of this island is functional, from the large prep area to all the cabinet and drawer storage. There's even space to tuck in the bar stools so there's more room in the kitchen.
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Breakfast for Two

Design by Christina Kim / Photo by Raquel Langworthy

Even a small kitchen island can pack a lot of style and function. In this kitchen designed by Christina Kim, the simple, blue island adds character and a spot for a meal for two. The additional brass lighting fixtures illuminate the island when in use.
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A Small Yet Functional Kitchen

Design by Jessica Nelson Design / Photo by Carina Skrobecki

What was once a small, dark kitchen is now the perfect place for cooking a meal for the family and a place to entertain family and friends. Jessica Nelson Design incorporated this island into the kitchen's design to either provide a place for dining or to display appetizers during intimate gatherings. The open leg design on the one side allows you to tuck in the chairs to maximize space in the kitchen.
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A Show-Stopping Island

Dan Rak

This grand island is not only the show-stopping piece of the kitchen but stands out in the rest of this home with its large dimension. The rich, dark wood base creates a beautiful contrast with the white quartz countertop, while the shelving is the perfect spot to store cookbooks for future meals.
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A Plethora of Drawers

Home Consultant

You don't need a lot of cabinet space if you have a large kitchen island. This large island has plenty of drawer space to store kitchen essentials. The brass and leather drawer pulls are the perfect accent in this modern Spanish-style home.
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The Perfect Spot for a Home Office

Amy Leferink at Interior Impressions

If you work from home, the kitchen island may be the only place for a makeshift home office. This kitchen island has everything you need to get your work done, from comfortable chairs to outlets for all your devices. (Plus, easy access to food for those much needed snack breaks.)
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An Island With a Wine Cooler

Amy Leferink at Interior Impressions

A kitchen island with plenty of seating and countertop space is a dream, but why not take it up a notch and add a wine cooler to the mix? This stunning island features a wine cooler on the end, so whoever's in charge of cooking can easily open up a bottle while prepping food for the family.
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A Place for Preparing and Cooking Food

Amy Leferink at Interior Impressions

A family who loves to cook should have a kitchen that fits all their needs. This kitchen design combines natural elements with minimalist touches. The gray finish on the oversized island contrasts elegantly with the light oak cabinetry. The island features six gas burners, a griddle, and plenty of seating, so the whole family can help with dinner.
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A Cohesive Design

Home Consultant

To make this kitchen feel open and airy, the Home Consultant replaced the stainless steel hood above the kitchen island with white oak to match the island and add a more aesthetically pleasing look to the space.
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An Earthy Color Combo

Home Consultant

All the elements of this kitchen from the mismatched yet complementary cabinetry and island finish to the Carrara marble countertop— add an earthy, visually-appealing look to the kitchen. The wood island blends smoothly with the home's wood flooring for a natural look.
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Wood Slat Kitchen Island

Design by House of Chais / Renovation by Majestic Construction Engrg

This minimalistic kitchen island, made with natural oak wood slats and a round marble countertop is a distinctive and functional piece while keeping with the simple and sleek design of the rest of the kitchen.
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Patterned Tile Design

Blue Copper Design

A kitchen backsplash isn't the only opportunity to incorporate pattern into a kitchen. This kitchen design by Blue Copper Design features an ornate tile pattern on the kitchen island that takes center stage. The understated wine cork style stools add a captivating element without taking too much away from the patterned island.
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Pretty in Pink

House of Harvee / Instagram

If you plan on adding a custom kitchen island, then the world is your oyster. Why not add a design to the island in your favorite color? Here, House of Harvee dressed the front side of her kitchen island in pink marble tile for a one-of-a-kind look that's whimsical and bright.
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Table for Five

Design by Blakely Interior Design / Photo by Andrea Pietrangeli

With seating for five, this large kitchen island is a must-have for a big family. You can easily get the whole family involved with cooking dinner by creating small stations for food prep along the large prep space this island provides. A great way to bond on family night!
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A Round Island Design

M. Wilcox Design

A round design can provide a better flow in the kitchen especially if you have multiple cooks in your home. This round island allows you to easily move from one side of the kitchen to the other while adding a unique look to the space.
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Separating Two Spaces

Home Consultant

The wall in this home was opened up to allow for a seamless flow from one room to another. The oversized island is not only functional in the kitchen but is a captivating way to display load bearing beams that differentiate the two spaces while still allowing for an open floor plan.
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A Simple Addition

Dazey Den

A kitchen island isn't always about large countertop space and storage. It can also be a cozy addition to your kitchen that gives you a spot to enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning with a loved one or even an extra spot to display houseplants to add a homey feel to the kitchen.
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Soothing Sage

Becca Interiors

If you love the clean, simple look of a neutral design but want a subtle touch of color, sage green is a great color choice. Here, Becca Interiors added a modest yet functional kitchen island in sage for some vibrance in this neutral kitchen.
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Calming Blue Hues

House of Chais / Instagram

An island isn't just meant for the kitchen. An island in a home bar provides a spot to enjoy a Champagne brunch or a delicious breakfast. The curves of this soft blue fluted island are carried through to the arched brass and rattan wall shelving for a coordinated look.
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Creating Different Work Zones

Home Consultant

To create different work zones in the kitchen, the range was placed at the end of this kitchen island. This allows for food prepping, cooking, and washing dishes to have their own space to create a better flow, so multiple people can be in the kitchen at once.
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Fluted in Teal

Design by kandhdesignltd / Photo by Paul Raeside

This tiny but mighty kitchen island is the star of the kitchen with its teal green fluted base and matching countertop. The dark, moody color works well in this kitchen because it features large windows that allow plenty of natural light in.
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A Subtle Touch

Finding Lovely

Not only is a patterned tile design on the island a creative addition, but it's easier to clean dirt and grime that may build up over time. In this kitchen, Finding Lovely was inspired by a restaurant's tile design and implemented similar tile work into her kitchen island's design.
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A Stunning Multipurpose Island

Home Consultant

This honed travertine island serves multiple purposes in this minimalistic home. Not only does it serve as an island for food prep and a buffet bar, but it also serves as the dining room sideboard and a stunning centerpiece of these two areas of the home.
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Two Islands Is Better Than One

Dan Rak

What's better than one kitchen island? Two. This kitchen designed by Dan Rak features two wooden kitchen islands with marble countertops— both serve as a place to prep food while one also includes seating for breakfast or a coffee break.
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Industrial Style Accents

themddesignco / Instagram

This nature-inspired kitchen features subtle nods to industrial style with a kitchen island with metal legs and metal bar stools that add color and texture to the otherwise neutral design.
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An Open and Airy Look

Home Consultant

If a kitchen is small in size, an island can overcrowd it. To bring in more countertop and storage space without cluttering this cozy kitchen, Home Consultant added a custom island with open shelving that allows the kitchen to still feel open and airy. The combination of white oak wood and stone countertops creates the perfect balance of the natural elements.
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A Two-Tiered Island

Design by Grey Hunt Interiors; Photo by Stacy Zarin Goldberg; Build by sun_design_inc

This two-tiered island provides the perfect heights for each purpose of a kitchen island. The lower height is great for food prep while the higher L-shaped level is at the perfect height to sit on bar stools to enjoy a meal.
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Contrasting Materials

corinnelson / Instagram

The island in this cozy kitchen creates a beautiful contrast with the white cabinetry. The end of the island features a wood accent that separates the eating area from the food prep area.
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Little Black Island

Design by Domm Dot Com / Photo by Tyler Hooks

All the sleek black details in this kitchen, from the pantry door to the bottom cabinetry and kitchen island, are instantly warmed up with the wooden countertop on the kitchen island. Bright bar stool cushions create a striking contrast and tie the white cabinetry into the space.
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Waterfall Marble Design

Alvin Wayne

This kitchen island is small in size but looks grand because of the waterfall countertop design. This design element brightens up the kitchen nook while adding a one-of-a-kind detail. Gold metal bar stools add a glam look to the kitchen.
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Keeping It Classic

Design by AE Designs / Photo by Madeline Tolle

The natural wood elements in this kitchen instantly warm up the space, from the large wood island to the wood trim on the range hood. Rattan chairs enhance the nature-inspired look of this kitchen while the antique brass pendant lights add texture and color.
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Sleek Wood Bar Top

Design by AE Designs / Photo by Madeline Tolle

A wood bar top separates the seating area from the food prep area on this sleek kitchen island. The earthy tones bring a neutral contemporary look to the kitchen designed by AE Designs.
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Repurposed Furniture

Gold a la Mode

If you need that extra countertop space in your kitchen but don't have the budget for one, don't forget to look for old furniture pieces online or at garage sales. Even the most simple furniture pieces can be repurposed into an island for the kitchen.
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Warm Woven Accents

Home Consultant

The sleek matte black kitchen island and cabinetry are modern and simple but warmed up with natural textured elements. The woven stools and wood flooring brings warmth and coziness that make the kitchen feel more inviting.
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An Antique Addition

Madison Clevenstine

Antique furniture is a great makeshift kitchen island option when on a budget. This antique white table adds an elegant touch and is at the perfect height to make meal prep easier.
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Nautical Design

Maite Granda

The kitchen design by Maite Granda in this beach house features several nautical elements from the natural wood furniture to the rope pendant lighting above the kitchen island. The island itself blends with the nautical theme with its blue-and-white color palette— the colors you typically see in beach-inspired designs.
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Tangerine and Copper Combo

Mary Patton Design

We don't know what we love more in this kitchen— the copper tile backsplash that contrasts beautifully with the sleek black cabinetry or the bold orange kitchen island. Either way, everything in this kitchen lends a high— end feel to the kitchen.
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Rustic and Practical

grainonthebrain / Instagram

A kitchen island is simple to build as long as you have wood scraps and basic DIY skills. The benefit of creating your own is making it fit your exact needs. This rustic-style wood island includes a bottom shelf for storage and a towel rod to keep kitchen towels at hand.
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Going for the Gold

jhkitchencabinetsltd.gta / Instagram

For a dramatic effect, gold-and-white colored stainless steel hexagon tiles were installed throughout the kitchen backsplash and carried over to the island that's accented with a wood trim and white marble countertop.
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Festive Lighting

_sumai_home_ / Instagram

To add pizzazz to their kitchen island, _sumai_home_ installed a color-changing lighting system to illuminate underneath their kitchen island. The flashing lights are great to have up year-round, but they especially add an extra festive touch around the holidays.

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Animal Crossing: New Horizons is a big game with a big fanbase.

Like any sandbox game, creativity comes with the territory.

And that means loads of neat ideas online.

From gardens to interiors to entrances, we’ve curated a lot of ACNH inspiration galleries. But what if we organized a huge list featuring the best-of-the-best?

That’s our goal here: a master list of the coolest build ideas in New Horizons.

50. Spring Picnic

Image Source by @kikakcrossing

Now that the weather is getting warmer, all I want is to go on a cute picnic.

And here’s a great spot to have one on your island!

Plenty of flowers, both growing and arranged, make this a cheerful bright spot.

An open picnic basket, a variety of fruits, and a lunch bag provide all the snacks you’ll need to have your villagers or friends join you for a bite to eat.

And with the nature and bright sun, it’s sure to be a good time.

49. Pirate Camp

Image Source by @katlantis.crossing

Some people love the campsite, some people hate it.

You can’t delete it, though.

So you may as well make the best of it…

And sometimes, that means making it pirate themed!

Buckle your swashes and grab a bottle of rum, because this is the perfect pirate hideaway with a cloth tent, swaying palm trees, and even a big chest of booty.

No jolly roger? No problem!

Thanks to that Mario promotional update Nintendo gave us, you can totally get away with a Bowser goal pole flag instead.

48. Whimsical Jungle Path

Image Source by @animalcrossing_alldesigns & u/Orangupang84

Here’s an uber-colorful idea for that awkward pathway you just don’t know what to do with!

This would make the best beach path, what with its custom walkway and ALL of the flowers, thank you very much.

Add some palm trees, bamboo, and whatever else you like, and voila!

Gorgeous colorful path, butterfly approved.

47. Beach Bonfire

Image Source by @fleursacnh

Here’s an idea offering the perfect spot to have a bonfire with your friends.

This player embraced some realism and the fact that beaches really are not often perfectly clean by adding a washed up tire, some weeds, and even a rowboat.

Invite your online pals to shoot the breeze over some s’mores or a cold pop. There’s plenty of space for everyone!

46. Pastel Neighborhood

Image Source by elle_crosser

Listen, I love me some good pastels.

And I would give almost anything to live in a pink house.

So I love this streetscape for its pink houses, but also for the adorable mix of flowers, wood fencing, white lamp posts, and comfy looking seating.

This looks like something straight out of a Ghibli movie, and I’m totally here for it!

45. Purple Mermaid’s Perch

Image Source by @animo.crossing

Builds like this are so fun.

Because when you get that little cutscene on the seaplane with the overview of the island, it makes visitors go… “Huh?”

You’ll find plenty of very purple items here, such as shell arches, flowers, and even a pool, all make up this surreal build.

It’s perfect if you really like purple – or really like having people ask you what’s happening here.

Regardless, it’s fit for a mermaid princess.

44. Quaint Little Garden

Image Source by @cc.lele__acnh

This design is a very Jane-Austen looking garden, with its mix of pumpkins, bushes, and flowers.

The stone pathway and fountain are great touches, but the absolute best thing is hands down the duck.

Having regular trees but also potted plants, like monsteras, help to give this build interesting levels and depth – and keeps it from looking too neat and uniform.

Perfect for an overgrown or secret garden area.

43. Outdoor Reading Spot

Image Source by @acnhcelestia

Calling all bookworms!

If you like outside and you like reading, here’s a great design idea for your island.

There’s some coffee and jelly filled doughnuts if you get hungry, and comfy cushions to sit on.

Spend the afternoon soaking up the sun in this great spot.

It’s easy to recreate, too.

All you need is a rug, some sort of cup, hay bales, and whatever decorations you fancy.

42. Tropical Outdoor Pool

Image Source by @_horriblegaming

It’s kind of unfortunate that we can’t swim in New Horizons.

But don’t let that stop you from building a pool of your own.

It’s all in the custom paths with this idea.

There are plenty of codes online too, if physically designing the tiles yourself isn’t your speed.

Surround your makeshift pool with lounge chairs to chill and get tan, and don’t forget some floaties or pool toys!

A lifeguard chair will help keep everyone safe. And showers are a nice amenity too.

41. Fairytale Forest

Image Source by @hiltonfaiiry

This super pink, super whimsical forest looks great in the snow.

Lots of flowers, mushrooms, and trees are the backbone of this fun build with a sweet fairycore aesthetic.

What a perfect spot to fish and catch butterflies and insects.

Star fragments help to give this spot a magical vibe too, as do the starry custom paths.

40. Elegant Sitting Room

Image Source by @momo.is.crossing

The outside areas on your island are important, of course…

But we can’t forget about the inside of our houses!

This gorgeous sitting room has a white theme that makes it look bright and open.

With details like a gramophone, piano, and teddy bear friends, it’s a gorgeous spot to just sit and relax, and maybe catch up with friends over tea and cookies.

39. Laundry Spot

Image Source by @elmleif

Now this is a fantastic add for a cottagecore island.

While yes, there are washers and dryers in New Horizons, they’re nowhere near as fun as this old-timey setup.

Make use of the natural stream to wash your clothes with a good old washboard, and then find a spot to hang them up to dry!

There’s also a water pump available if the river isn’t your style.

Chores may not be the most exciting thing. But they can be made pleasant by some fresh air, lovely flowers, and warm sunshine.

38. Gown Shop

Image Source by @princesscrosser

For those of you that like dresses as much as I do, this idea is definitely something to jump on.

Especially since one of the most fun customization options in this game is the ability to design and wear our own clothes.

This player made an outdoor gown shop for their custom designs. The color scheme, items, and dresses all blend together gorgeously – and look perfect against the custom backdrop.

A few candles would provide a lovely glow for nighttime shopping, too!

Also, pink roses are always a plus.

37. Froggy Shrine

Image Source by @mochipuggu

This fun & adorable build makes use of the Japanese items, but with a neat twist:

It’s all for a frog!

Pay your respects and leave an offering for this lil guy.

Don’t worry if you want to come after dark, because there’s plenty of lit candles to guide your way.

Add in some bamboo and planters to help add a little bit of greenery to this otherwise mainly stone build. All hail froggy!

36. Scarlet Apiary

Image Source by @marron_ac

Normally when you think bees, you think yellow or orange, right?

Not with this apiary!

This apiary uses red bee houses and red flowers for their décor.

A great idea to add to an awkward little corner of your island that frankly, you just don’t know what to do with. And maybe you already have enough gardens (if there is such a thing!)

35. Outdoor Breakfast Nook

Image Source by @leafpiless

There’s lots of space for everyone at this big table.

Enjoy breakfast with friends and villagers at this darling riverside spot that you could easily re-create yourself.

Whether you’re cooking up waffles, pancakes, or a proper English breakfast, you’re sure to have people running for a bite with the warm smells of fresh cooking.

And speaking of fresh, if you’re a fruit in the morning kind of person, pluck yourself a pear from the nearby tree. Easy as that!

The mismatched seating is an adorable touch to this build, and also helps to make it an approachable choice for new players.

Use whatever chairs or DIYs you have to recreate this – whatever works.

34. Indigo Dreams Campsite

Image Source by @animo.crossing

This is another beautiful campsite build, this time in every shade of purple.

Get breeding those flowers, though. Because you’re going to need lots to fill out this outdoor space.

You’ll attract plenty of butterflies (as well as plenty of rare villagers, hopefully) and have a fantastic spot for fishing, too.

Overall this is a great spot to hang out with friends and shoot the breeze, in the breeze.

The sky looks so beautiful and endless above a landscape like this.

I bet it would be great for meteor showers, too.

Celeste would definitely love all of the colors, I’m sure.

33. Gothic Bedroom

Image Source by Evelynblue🍰

For those of you that like dark colors and somber vibes, here’s a cool bedroom idea for you.

This Gothic bedroom uses a witchy rug, some red embossed wallpaper, and edgy hanging plants for decor.

Despite being dark, it’s super comfy looking, with fluffy rugs, a comfortable bed, and a radio to play some quiet music (or screamo, I guess).

This would be a great add for any houses with a witchy theme – and I’m sure there are plenty of those, given all the card reading items.

32. Tiana’s Place

Image Source by @acnh_disneyland

This coastal build is a cute nod to Disney’s Princess and the Frog.

Tiana, the titular princess, is a hotspot for southern cooking – and now you can recreate it on your island!

The level of detail here is fantastic.

All the green is super fitting for something related to frogs, and having it over a ‘pond’ (really just some custom paths) is another cute detail.

Since another key component to this is the Jazz music, call on K.K. Slider to strum some tunes while diners enjoy fresh Louisiana desserts and snacks!

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Seaside Camper VanImage Source by @na.acnh

You’ve gotta love when players make items that just don’t exist in game.

This player wanted a camper on their beach, and so they painstakingly made themself one out custom panels, a bench, and a shelf.

So clever!

This idea is the ultimate seaside getaway if you need to get away from the hustle and bustle of your island.

Cause hey, I get it. Those villagers, constantly running after you to teach you emotes? Stressful. Hectic.

You’re valid.

This would be a great place to enjoy snorkeling, catching bugs, and fishing with friends – or all by yourself.

An outdoor tent lets you sleep under the stars, lulled by the sound of waves, and the soft, salty breeze.

The dream, really.

30. Outdoor Classroom

Image Source by @minit_oma

Listen, I love them to bits, but let’s face it: some of the villagers are so, so dumb.

How can you lose so many items?!

Teach these kids a thing or two in this charming outdoor classroom.

A chalkboard is a forgiving way to learn them their ABCs, even when they write them the wrong way.

There’s books for reading in this build, and what looks to be some abandoned homework… uh oh.

Then at recess, the whole island is a playground!

Just make sure you’re back in time for the second period.

29. Coconut Farm

Image Source by NoDoughnut85 / @ylly.from.yllycore

Oftentimes when we see fruit production on New Horizons, it’s the other fruit trees since they have a higher sale price.

This coconut farm is super refreshing – and just makes way more sense, since this is a tropical island!

It’s an adorable little setup, with a board for chopping open the tasty fruits to make them a sweet beachside drink.

Coconuts grow quickly, so you’ll have an ongoing stock no problem.

A few boards and rocks on the ground help to bring things together, if you’re thinking of recreating this.

At least next time Gulliver washes up you’ll have something to offer him to snack on.

28. Farmer’s Market

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Do you have a lot of random items that you want to use to boost your star rating, but can’t quite seem to find a place for?

No problem! Try a farmer’s or flea market build.

All you need are some tables or stalls, and they don’t even have to match.

Set them up, and then plop honestly whatever on them for your villagers to inspect.

Fruits, candles, cups, anything you can think of.

The best part is, you can even make it seasonal.

In the fall, load up on pumpkins and baked goods. In the spring, flowers or cuttings.

In the winter you could even decorate around with ice sculptures and other seasonal items.

27. Cozy Living Room

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I’m a sucker for plant prints, and this living room is covered in them.

This is a plant lover’s dream living room for sure – with all the monsteras, cacti, and other plants.

It’s the perfect spot to have a cup of tea and catch up with a friend on a rainy day, or curl up with a good book if you’re into that.

The green sofa looks great here, but you could recreate this with any muted color sofa you have, like creams or browns.

26. Cozy Library

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This gorgeous candlelit library is a bibliophile’s dream spot.

It’s full of not only books, but also curio items, such as different globes and statues.

Easily one of the best library build ideas I’ve seen.

And it’s a great way to mod podge items together for a delightful oddity.

Got a spare teacup? Toss it in the library.

Accidentally bought a fake from Redd? Toss it in.

Stack of books? Toss it.

Obviously in real life, candles around super flammable books isn’t the best idea. But this is a video game so it’s a-ok.

This would be a gorgeous spot at night with the soft glow – just don’t strain your eyes, okay?

25. Tourist Beach

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Whether you get a lot of visitors on your island or you just like the look of a commercial beach, this is a great build to add to your island.

Toss all the extra rugs you bought from Sahara that didn’t fit your house vibe on the sand as makeshift beach blankets, and add a few umbrellas for shade.

Palm trees add some greenery, and beach items like a ball and sandcastle, surfboards, and shower stalls are also great additions.

Some planks of wood on the ground also give the appearance of a boardwalk.

24. Palm Reader’s Hideaway

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Hey, is mercury in retrograde?

Come check out your life and love lines and consult some tarot cards at this bewitching seaside spot.

Not only is it a great place to play a seer, but it’s top tier for watching meteor showers.

Plenty of star fragments add to the lunar vibe. Candles make it a perfect place to go after dark, too.

Invite your friends to read their palms and divine their futures.

Just be careful if you’re reading tarot cards – don’t let an ominous Tower card ruin a perfectly good friendship.

23.

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Just one glance and I can tell this is a really cool build.

This player uses a bunch of bunk beds, some terraforming, and a flight of stairs to replicate the feel of a treehouse.

If I had one of these as a kid, I don’t think my mom would have ever gotten me inside!

It’s a great place to hang out with the buds, as there’s a super cozy couch, a desk for studying, and of course, enough beds for everyone for a mega sleepover under the stars.

Just don’t shake that tree without a net in hand. A wasp attack up there could be deadly.

22. Canyon Trail

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Here’s another super creative trail area.

This one replicates a canyon with a LOT of well-placed rocks.

A few flowers add a pop of color here too, without overwhelming the design too much.

Terraforming is an important part of making this build work. Without it, things would look too flat and awkward. So it really is important to have those levels.

This would be a great idea to tackle if you have another build behind some cliffs, like a secret beach or something…

21. Secret Beach

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Hehe, see what I did there?

Rock your canyon path to your secret beach, which may or may not be where Redd docks his super legal boat, depending on the layout of your island.

This is a simple build, but effective.

All you need is some cushions, barrels with or without plants on them, and some miscellaneous items.

It could be anything you want – although preferably stuff that’s waterproof!

And this design would also be a great spot to put any spare art items, if you have them.

20. Brilliant Stone Garden

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This stone garden is absolutely beautiful to look at.

With all sorts of rocks, from standard ones to Rapa Nui heads, it’s a great place to put the rocks that you have to hit every day, too.

It’s beautifully overgrown and natural looking.

So if you have a very natural island, this is definitely a build worth considering.

I, for one, never know where to put my rocks. And they never spawn anywhere helpful.

If you have the patience to get them to spawn somewhere deliberate like this, all the power to you.

19. Starry Bedroom

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This starry, dreamy bedroom is adorable!

It’s messy in the best way, with personal items like a football, books, and other things littered around the floor.

A teddy bear keeps watch over the lucky dreamer, who’s surely checking out all sorts of nifty dream addresses.

If you like the stars, this is certainly the bedroom build for your home, since you have a nicely-placed telescope ready for you to inspect the mighty cosmos.

Also, is it just me or is that the comfiest looking bed ever?

Maybe I’m overtired again…

18. Kimono Shop

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crossing_08

Here’s another great idea for Japanese themed islands.

This gorgeous little shop sells all sorts of kimonos and yukatas for every occasion.

Beautiful displays of dresses are framed by stalls with cherry blossoms and classic paintings. It’s a bright, classy spot, and well suited to a commercial area – if you have one.

17. Pompompurin Tiki Bar

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Check out this adorable take on the Pompompurin ACNH set of items.

Give yourself an adorable tiki bar with the items from this line, as well as a custom designed stall, some plants, and some stones and pavers.

This idea feels perfect if you have a cutesy style island, but don’t want to fully commit to a more traditional tropical theme.

16. Woodland Pond

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I absolutely adore this little pond build, just because of the sheer level of detail.

There’s ducks, turtles, fish, and plenty of flowers and plants.

It works really well because of all the customization.

By doing custom tiles, you could put whatever animals they could design into the ‘pond’, which looks more detailed than just using the water terraforming tool.

Not to mention this would be a super fun spot to go insect hunting.

15. New Horizons Preschool

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Ok, so maybe there aren’t real children in New Horizons… but they gave us so many cute & childlike items that we’re just going to have to pretend.

This adorable build uses villager portraits to label cubbies, and chairs from the Pompompurin set for the teensy wittle seats.

A selection of satchels and backpacks line those cubbies, and there’s also lockers and craft supplies.

So cute!

Now I want baby villagers… Awe, baby Isabelle.

14. Rooftop Pool

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What a neat idea for city dwellers.

This build mimics the look of a rooftop pool area by using a rug, wallpaper, and plenty of lounge chairs.

Dropping in some pool floaties and a ball, as well as handy amenities like towels, really help to give the room some lifelike vibrancy.

This would be a great place to relax in the evenings atop your fancy-schmancy skyscraper room (well, fake skyscraper, but still).

13. Sophie Hatter’s Millinery

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If you’re a Ghibli fan, you’ll love this one.

This player recreated Sophie Hatter’s work station from Howl’s Moving Castle.

Being a milliner is hard work, but hats off to those who can get it done!

You can replicate this by simply loading as many hats as possible onto a wooden table in front of the window, so it’s a great idea for newer and veteran players alike.

12. Player’s Castle

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This super creative player used custom panels to create their humble home into a whole castle.

That’s part of the beauty of panels: you can do just about anything.

Fancy landscaping like reindeer pulling a carriage and a fountain help to give this castle design an especially regal feel.

Live like the prince or princess you were born to be with this awesome build idea.

11. Scenic Pond

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Here’s another pond design, and more specifically an adorable forest trail leads to a bridge over a pretty little pond.

Go for a nice stroll on a sunny day, or hop over puddles on a rainy one as you go to view the fish, flowers, and of course, the pagoda.

Go bug catching or take photos with friends, it’s all fun here.

A bubbling waterfall adds some nice scenery to the area in this build, and custom stone paths are a great way to add some individuality.

10. Sleeping Totoro

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One more Ghibli-themed entry for this list!

This build feels more like a hidden Easter egg for animation fans…

Go far enough into the woods on this island, and in the middle of this player’s forest is a sleeping Totoro.

This is achieved through custom tiles, of course.

Filling up the area with plenty of trees and flowers helps, but also letting weeds grow a little is a good idea too. It’s important to hide the design until you really stumble across it.

But no matter how you’d wanna build yours, this is a super fun idea.

Mushrooms and stumps also help to make it look like a natural forest.

9. Roadside Flower Shop

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This adorable little roadside flower shop is a great addition to your city or village street.

With just a couple of stalls, some small potted plants, and a wheelbarrow of flowers or two, you can have something just like this on your own island.

Little builds like this are great for making your cities look more lifelike and natural.

And it’s always so fun to see the villagers stroll by and inspect things.

8. Nifty Bathroom

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Here’s a really fun bathroom idea worth building if you have the time.

Sink into this gorgeous tub after a long day of single handedly supporting your island’s economy and relax a little, maybe light some candles?

With the little plants, plenty of storage space, and nice amenities, what more could you want from a bathroom?

And a fluffy white mat will keep your floor dry and your feet happy when you do decide to get out of that wonderful bath.

7. Alchemist’s Lab

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Make your little witch or wizard happy with an alchemy lab like this one.

It’s full of spooky items like beakers of strange liquids, a crystal ball, and a skull. These all help set the mood for some potion crafting and spell casting.

Have you got a tarot set lying around? Feel free to add that in, or whatever else you like!

There’s space for spare witch hats above the mantle, as well as on the bookshelves, so feel free to get creative.

6. Mermaid Princess’ Bedroom

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If you love pastel colors or mermaids, then this is a great build idea to try out.

Mermaid items can be found through diving and finding a scallop, which can be traded to Pascal for pearls (which are needed to craft the items) and DIYs.

And we’ve shared a ton of mermaid-themed ideas already, perfect to match with this build.

This beautiful room has pretty well the entire mermaid set in it!

It’s a super adorable space, and perfect for mermaid photoshoots.

5. Winter Wonderland

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This beautiful snowy area is truly a winter wonderland.

Softly glowing reindeer, star fragments, and even a crescent moon seat help light up the chilly winter night.

Watch the Northern or Southern lights, or even make wishes on falling stars on clear nights.

Even if winter is done on your island, you can get planning for next year!

4. Bamboo Park

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Fancy a nature stroll?

This adorable little spot uses plenty of bamboo items, such as a bench and lanterns, as well as a shishi odoshi.

An awesome park design if you’re big into bamboo.

Come to visit the pagoda, or just take in the fresh air and pleasant hum of insects and rush of the waterfall.

Pick a few flowers or just look around and enjoy.

3. Retro Pizzeria and Diner

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This super adorable build features a diner serving up classics like coffee, cupcakes, and wood fire oven pizzas.

It’s got that classic ‘50s style too, which always looks fantastic.

The yellow, blue, and pink color scheme is a great choice for a vibrant build.

It’s on an island, too.

So having it outside is ok since it’s usually great weather.

2. Forestcore Cafe

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Just because you have a natural looking forestcore-themed island, doesn’t mean you’re all done with building.

Maybe think about adding your own custom café, like in this creative build.

This player combined both idea with great success by using items like the iron garden dining set, some customized stalls, and plenty of plants.

I don’t know about you, but I always seem to have too many cups in this game. Teacups, coffee cups, it doesn’t matter.

Make use of them by placing them at tables in a build like this!

Top it off with an espresso maker and you’re golden.

1. Abandoned Shipping Yard

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Now here’s a really neat idea, and certainly something odd to cap off this massive list.

Whether you believe it or not, trashcore is a thing.

And this design nails the look.

Make use of all the cardboard boxes that pile up in the lost and found in Resident’s Services, as well as spare fish in tanks, to make an abandoned shipping yard just like this.

When was the last time someone checked in on this place?

Who knows, but visitors will love stumbling across this super cool idea.

40 kitchen island design ideas

A kitchen island is one of the working modules, which is in no way connected with the kitchen set. A similar solution in kitchen space layout has many advantages: increase in the usable area for cooking, the possibility approach the work area from any side, place a sink or oven with a hob surface, expand the number of places for storing kitchen utensils, etc. The design of the kitchen island is much more diverse than it might seem on the surface. first glance. We will talk about the most interesting solutions in this article. Offers beautiful kitchens with an island and the best design ideas. Enjoy reading!

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We select the correct dimensions of the island in the kitchen

Kitchen island and dimensions kitchens are directly dependent on each other. If there is enough space large, you can afford to install a large rectangular island, which will be stretched along the entire kitchen set.

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To cook on such the kitchen was even more convenient, you can make a sink or stove on the island - this help create a working triangle.

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In addition, in such on a large island, it is appropriate to create a lot of storage space.

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If your house has a kitchen and the dining room are different rooms, the island can become a convenient haven for fast food lovers.

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Large kitchen with the island is not only convenient, but also beautiful!

How to make an island in the kitchen if it small?

This question is asked many. We hasten to please you: a small kitchen with an island is real! However its dimensions, of course, will be more modest than in the first version, and the shape will not rectangular instead of square.

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Another relevant solution is the construction on wheels, which are taken out when you need to increase the size of the working surface, and then it will be possible to slide under the countertop of the kitchen set.

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Distance between the kitchen and the island

The ergonomics of the kitchen island, the distance from the kitchen to the island are also important questions. In order for you to be comfortable, it is necessary that it be equal, at least one metre. You should also keep this in mind when choosing the width of the island in the kitchen.

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Height islands in the kitchen

The height of the kitchen island is quite an individual thing. It all depends from your height. Choose a height so that you don't have to bend down or raise your arms while cooking. Usually the most comfortable tabletop height - 15 cm below the elbow.

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Kitchen island in the interior and its functions

Thinking through the plan and kitchen design with an island, remember that the functions that the island can perform there is actually a lot in the kitchen!

1. Kitchen an island with a dining area - it can be a full-fledged a dining area for several people or a place for quick snacks.

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2. Bar rack - there are models of kitchen islands with additional raised tables. A couple of bar stools are attached to them - excellent an alternative to the kitchen table when it comes to gatherings with friends or quick snacks.

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3. Additional work surface - it provides maximum comfort when cooking, makes it possible to create a working triangle. And in such kitchens will be able to cook at the same time several human.

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4. Additional storage space - if the kitchen is not enough places to store utensils or products, such a decision will become a real salvation! And if the shelves are open, you can organize not just useful places storage, but also stylish. For example, place beautiful services on them, decor, bottles of wine, jars of jams, pickles or bulk products.

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5. Territory to accommodate built-in appliances - click here fit freezer or small refrigerator. Also this is great place to place the oven.

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6. Kitchen island as a means of zoning - if the layout of the kitchen with an island assumes that the room is one with the living room or dining room, then the island will become an excellent tool for separating the working area and the recreation area.

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20 kitchen ideas with island in a modern style

A kitchen with an island in a private house or apartment is an interesting solution! We have prepared a lot of ideas for you so that you can implement it. maximum success!

1. Smoothing the corners

An island without any sharp edges edges, and all corners are smooth will require less distance in order to get around it, which means it allows you to leave more space for the kitchen set.

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2. Spelling

Straight or corner kitchen with L-shaped island are definitely good options. But the letter "P" in this design promises where more storage space and work surface. Bar, cooking area, cabinets with dishes - all this will fit and once again prove that the ergonomics of a kitchen with an island very good! But remember that such a solution requires large spaces for incarnation.

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3. Ease in everything!

If you think that the island in the kitchen, whose design assumes a closed structure, looks too cumbersome, make shelves open. So the island will seem visually lighter.

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4. Magnet that attracts se

Island in the kitchen, photo which is presented below is a vivid example of how this design can become the center of attraction for all household members. Accent will help to emphasize this lighting.

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5. Non-standard hood

island hob, do not forget about the hood. There are interesting design alternatives to standard hoods that look very heavy. For example, a chandelier hood.

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6. Going beyond

Unusual combinations - something that you should not be afraid of, because the design of a kitchen with an island in a modern style is just welcome! As an example of this - a modern kitchen corner is expanding through the use of a long table in the style of the Victorian era or an island that contrasts with the color of the base colors of the interior. Suddenly? Yes! Handsomely? Undoubtedly!

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7. Moon in the sky

Kitchen island in shape crescent moon is a very multifunctional piece of furniture. From the outside, this dining area, and from the inside - a work surface.

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8. Opposites attracted

Modern design models of a kitchen island often suggest contrasts in the materials of its execution. For example, the base can be made of wood, and the countertop - from marble.

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9. Prohibition

If you decide equip on the kitchen island both the hob and the sink, be sure provide good insulation so that moisture cannot get on the electrics.

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10. The beauty of marble

Marble is one of the most beautiful materials of the kitchen with an island in a modern style. Photo - explicit proof of that. Just see how it blends in with fruits, flowers, how appropriately highlights the kitchen island in space.

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11. Original square

For some reason accepted consider that the kitchen island should be exactly rectangular. We hasten to destroy this stereotype. A kitchen set with a square-shaped island also looks very good. Everything will fit on it, and there will also be a place for decor!

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12. Layered construction

This is very correct and practical. After all, if you cook on one level and dine on another, slightly raising the dining area, it will not get water and dirt. Maintaining comfort in the kitchen and cleanliness will be many times easier!

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13. Pet Island

In homes where there are dogs or cats, their bowls are often scattered throughout the kitchen. It doesn't look very nice, and it often gets in the way. underfoot - not practical and not ergonomic. Simple yet very elegant the solution is to place the bowls on the shelves of the kitchen island.

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14. Kitchen with a window and an island

It is common to think that the interior of a kitchen with an island suggests that the latter is always located in the center of space. But about the importance good natural lighting should also not be forgotten. Therefore if you place this design closer to the window, the island will not be an island from this will stop, and you will get additional convenience.

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15. Metal island

Kitchen design with metal island in a private house or apartment - how often do you see such a solution? After all, it is considered that the main the material in this case is wood. However, metal is also appropriate here - this is practical and interesting looking.

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16. Kitchen island as an art object

Since the island is the central figure in the kitchen, which always remains in sight, it can be turned into a real work of art art! For example, paint in some sudden color, you can even contrast.

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17. Monolith

Continuing the theme of creating art objects in space suggests considering such an option as a kitchen island in the form of a single piece concrete - something akin to sculpture!

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18. Mirror Island

Another non-trivial solution that allows you to create the most weightless design, which seems to dissolve in space.

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19. Smooth transition

When the kitchen island flows from work area to dining area the table is convenient.

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20. Setting the accents

Even if you have chosen a kitchen project with an island, in which the latter is made in a completely neutral color, to revive the kitchen the interior will be helped by bar stools placed around it. More precisely, their upholstery. Make it bright, interesting, it will turn out very harmoniously!

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21.

Great combinations

Kitchen island lighting can be different, moreover, than the more combinations you get, the more interesting it will look, and the lighting level will be better, which is especially useful for the cooking process food. After all, it will be much more convenient for you!

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22. For the sake of the purity of the experiment

The kitchen island can combine both dining and working zone. And for the latter, it is imperative to equip the hood, if you have installed a hob on the island. Please note that the size of the hood must be the same as the size of the hob.

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23. One island is good, but two is better!

If the kitchen area allows you to swing, do not limit. Does your soul ask you to install two kitchen islands? Try it. Will be comfortable. After all, it is possible to equip one of them with a dining area, and on the other - working.

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24. Communication is everything

If you are going to equip the island with a stove or sink in the kitchen, be sure to consider the need to raise the floor due to the fact that that all communications necessary for this will be carried out through it.

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Kitchen in a house with an island will give you many opportunities for maximum comfort!

Ergonomics

Best Fortnitemares 9 Island Design0001

The Fortnitemares 2022 update added many new game features and in-game items to the base game. Along with these official updates, the game has also seen a host of custom maps based on the Halloween season. So, if you want to have fun on one of these custom Halloween Island maps with an engaging interactive story or design, you can start from island xxx and explore the other islands from the list.

Horde Survival: Isle of Malvoria

To start the list we have Horde Survival: Isle of Malvoria. The whole theme of the map is to unravel the mystery hidden on the haunted island. Players can achieve this by researching and destroying zombies in a horde/wave format. Destroying zombies allows players to earn coins and upgrade their kits on their arduous journey. You can either go on a solo adventure or take a maximum of four players for the co-op mode.

Horde Survival: Malvoria Island Map Code : 0710-8399-7597
Creator of : Drift Creations

Infinite Night at Frankmoles

Infinite Night At Frankmoles is a loose adaptation based on the Five Nights at Freddy's video game series. Similar to its inspiration, the map features various useful items such as security cameras and doors that players can use to their advantage to stop the animatronic puppets from attacking. If you're a fan of the original classic, you should check out the spooky dark world of Infinite Night At Frankmoles. The only downside is that the map is designed for single player.

Infinite Night At Frankmoles card code : 2449-5155-7557
Created by : GioGio at 144 Hz

Halls of Madness

Halls of Madness is one of those cards that will remind you of the luxurious Halloween decorations that were popular in the late 1990s and early 2000s. It's a quest-style island where you have to solve one puzzle after another to solve the mystery and get out of the area. The map is best for young kids who want less gore or horror elements. The island supports up to four players for cooperative play.

Halls of Madness Map Code : 6361-4927-0856
Created by : letkyle

Gritty

Krabby is also an island very similar to the previous map, except it's more of a search hunt than a puzzle-solving game.

Best island designs

62 Kitchen Island Ideas You'll Want to Copy

Wide Plank Wood Island

Seamless White Kitchen Island

Irregularly-Shaped Island

Chic Black and White Design

Contemporary Farmhouse Kitchen

Pop of Color in an All-White Kitchen

Embellished Island

A Refreshing Neutral Curved Island

Pretty in Pink

A Makeshift Pantry

Cool Blue Coastal Vibes

Cozy Kitchen Design

Beach-Inspired Design

A Live Edge Bar Top

Curved Edge

An Island and Dining Table in One

A Spot for a Wine Break

Extra Countertop Space

A Spot for the Whole Family

An Extra Place for Food Prep

Farmhouse Charm

Island With a Curved Accent Wall

An Island With Cabinetry

Breakfast for Two

A Small Yet Functional Kitchen

A Show-Stopping Island

A Plethora of Drawers

The Perfect Spot for a Home Office

An Island With a Wine Cooler

A Place for Preparing and Cooking Food

A Cohesive Design

An Earthy Color Combo

Wood Slat Kitchen Island

Patterned Tile Design

Pretty in Pink

Table for Five

A Round Island Design

Separating Two Spaces

A Simple Addition

Soothing Sage

Calming Blue Hues

Creating Different Work Zones

Fluted in Teal

A Subtle Touch

A Stunning Multipurpose Island

Two Islands Is Better Than One

Industrial Style Accents

An Open and Airy Look

A Two-Tiered Island

Contrasting Materials

Little Black Island

Waterfall Marble Design

Keeping It Classic

Sleek Wood Bar Top

Repurposed Furniture

Warm Woven Accents

An Antique Addition

Nautical Design

Tangerine and Copper Combo

Rustic and Practical

Going for the Gold

Festive Lighting