Although many kitchens today are designed with induction hobs, some people still prefer cooking with gas.
If this is your case, it’s important to consider the gas hob from the very beginning of the kitchen design process, rather than once the furniture has already been defined.
The layout needs to be carefully planned
The position of the hob affects the overall kitchen layout, the extractor hood, the installations and the surrounding furniture.
That’s why it’s important to consider from the start how the space will be used and how the cooking area, sink, refrigerator and work surfaces will relate to one another.
Ventilation and extraction
In a kitchen with gas, good ventilation and adequate extraction are particularly important.
The extractor hood should be selected according to the space, the position of the hob and the characteristics of the installation.
Gas connections and other technical elements should always be installed and checked by authorised professionals in accordance with the relevant regulations.
Durable and easy-to-maintain materials
The cooking area is exposed to heat, grease and splashes, so it’s also important to choose the right worktop and wall covering.
When we design a bespoke kitchen, we look for materials that are beautiful, but also durable and practical for everyday use.
Design before manufacturing
The key is to coordinate all these decisions before the furniture goes into production.
At Aina Vallés, in Sóller, we design, manufacture and install bespoke kitchens in Mallorca, adapting each project to the space, the installations and, above all, the way each client cooks.
Because a well-designed kitchen isn’t just about how it looks. It’s about making sure everything has been carefully considered to work well every day.
