Create a to-scale kitchen floor plan from a simple description.

Planning a kitchen renovation requires more than just picking finishes; it requires a functional flow that respects the work triangle. Whether you are designing a compact galley or an expansive open-concept chef's kitchen, our tool helps you map out cabinetry, clearance zones, and appliance placement. By converting your ideas into a to-scale 2D floor plan, you can experiment with different configurations before committing to expensive architectural drawings.

A successful kitchen floor plan prioritizes the 'work triangle'—the distance between the sink, refrigerator, and stove. Ideally, the sum of these three distances should be between 13 and 26 feet to ensure efficiency without feeling cramped. When planning your layout, remember that standard base cabinets are 24 inches deep, and you should maintain at least 42 to 48 inches of clearance in walkways, especially around islands, to allow for door swings and multiple cooks. For seating areas at an island, allow 24 inches of width per person and 12 to 18 inches of legroom depth. This tool provides a conceptual 2D SVG layout to help you visualize these spatial relationships. While these plans are excellent for brainstorming and spatial awareness, they are conceptual diagrams and should be verified by a contractor or architect before beginning construction or ordering custom cabinetry.