Chittenden County, Vermont

Kitchen Islands

A well-sized island adds prep space, storage, and a place to gather — but only if the clearances around it work. We design the island to the room: enough walkway on every side, seating that fits, and options for a sink, cooktop, or extra outlets built in. Where the electrical or plumbing for those add-ons is involved, we coordinate the licensed trades so it's done to code.

• Licensed & Insured Local Pros
• Same-Week Scheduling
• Upfront Pricing, No Surprises

Kitchen Islands FAQs

How much space do I need for a kitchen island?

As a rule of thumb you want roughly 36–42 inches of clear walkway around an island so people can move and open appliances. We measure your kitchen and only recommend an island size that keeps the room comfortable to work in.

Can the island have a sink or cooktop?

Yes — that means running plumbing or a dedicated electrical circuit to the island, which we coordinate with licensed plumbers and electricians. It adds cost, so we price it as an option and let you decide.