Kitchen with a Curved Wood Peninsula Island
About Kitchen Area Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
It is a peninsula layout, where the wood island juts out from the run of cabinets rather than standing free in the middle. It gives you extra counter space and a spot to sit or serve without needing a full island.
No, the cream upper cabinets are handleless with a clean, flat front, while the wood base units have slim pulls. It keeps the look tidy and easy to wipe down.
It has a light stone-look top, the kind of pale marble or quartz finish that keeps the kitchen bright and pairs well with the warm wood below.
That is a vertical ribbed tile backsplash in a soft cream tone, with a warm light strip tucked under the cabinets above it. It adds texture without shouting for attention.
Absolutely. The mix of cream cabinets with wood base units works in most kitchen sizes. Share your kitchen shape and the designer can plan the cabinets and peninsula to fit.

