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I'm trying to do the impossible and decide on a Kitchen design for a very narrow Kitchen. 170cm wide and 375 cm long with 2 doors, a window, a boiler and a radiator to take into account! I'm thinking of one wall with 40cm depth units and on the other wall 60cm depth units leaving a 70cm galley space. Is this completely unworkable? I know it will be awkward but am willing to put up with that for the storage and counter space, my concern is that 70cm is just to narrow a space to be feasible. This is a house for 2 people max.

Hi, I think any of those 3 could look good, with white elsewhere as a contrast and bringing in some bright warm colours with cushions, throws etc. We repainted our house last year and used Farrow and Ball colours - Elephants Breath is very popular and looks great in our living room, we used their darker greys in our sitting room and hall. You can get Dulux to mix FandB colours so it works out cheaper if you like. I was afraid of it being cold or dark but love it!

Every year we present the Best of Houzz winners for Design, Customer Service and Design Photography. The prestigious award highlights the top-rated home improvement professionals and the most popular home designs. To see this year's Irish design winners, have a look here. As you know, we love polls here at Houzz and we thought it'd be fun to do a 'best of the best' of the poll. We've selected a few images from companies who've won the Design award, and now we want you to vote for your favourite. All of these images have been saved to hundreds and thousands of Houzzers' ideabooks worldwide - very impressive! So while we celebrate their design, we also want to know - which design rocks your boat?