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Two-Run Galley Kitchen with Tall Storage

Both runs of a finished narrow galley kitchen: continuous stone-look worktops, a blue-veined splashback, taupe fronts and a full-height storage and appliance wall at the end.

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Two-run galley kitchen with blue-veined splashback and tall storage wall

The home

This finished narrow kitchen is arranged as two facing worktop runs. The sink and a preparation surface occupy one side; the cooking run sits opposite. At the end, a full-height cabinet wall collects storage and appliance space without blocking the central route visible between the runs.

A blue-veined splashback draws the eye along the compact layout, and pale stone-look worktops visually continue around the fitted cabinets. Taupe fronts keep the larger cabinet surfaces quieter. This contrast helps distinguish the preparation side from the more prominent splashback and appliance wall.

Facing worktops make the central aisle a shared working space: someone at the sink may turn toward the cooking run, while tall storage is reached at the far end. In another narrow kitchen, mark the appliance doors and drawer pulls on both sides before fixing cabinet depths. The blue-veined splashback can remain the one strong visual accent against quiet taupe fronts; worktop material should be selected for the new kitchen's use rather than assumed from the pattern seen here.

The facing sink and cooking runs have 304 stainless steel cabinet bodies, while the continuous work surfaces and door finishes are separate specifications.

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Sink run with continuous stone-look worktop and splashback
Sink run with continuous stone-look worktop and splashback.
Cooking run opposite the sink in the narrow galley layout
Cooking run opposite the sink in the narrow galley layout.
Full-height cabinet wall at the end of the galley kitchen
Full-height cabinet wall at the end of the galley kitchen.

FAQ

Questions about this photographed interior.

How is the galley divided?

The sink and preparation surface occupy one run, the cooking zone faces it, and tall storage closes the far end.

How does the blue-veined surface affect the room?

The blue-veined splashback becomes a focal strip between pale stone-look worktops and quieter taupe cabinet fronts.

What must be checked when planning facing cabinet runs?

The appliance doors and drawers on both sides need room to open into the central passage; their positions should be drawn together with the tall units at the far end.

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