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  "name": "What storage should I put in a kitchen peninsula?",
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      "name": "What storage should I put in a kitchen peninsula?",
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        "text": "A peninsula can be used for storage, but cabinet access should be planned from the side where it will be most convenient. Cabinets facing an adjacent wall or blocked by stools may become difficult to use even if their capacity looks good on paper.\n\nContext: Storage value depends on drawer location, door swing, shelf access, and what the cabinet will hold. Two-sided configurations can add capacity but require careful depth and clearance planning.\n\nKey factors:\n- Drawer versus door storage\n- Access from the cooking side or living side\n- Stool and appliance conflicts\n- Trash, recycling, and small-appliance locations\n\nPractical guidance: List the items currently lacking a home and assign them to specific cabinet zones. Test door and drawer opening with people standing at the counter.\n\nElite Remodeling & Design can tailor cabinet planning to the homeowner’s daily kitchen use.",
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        "description": "Use the peninsula for storage that supports daily routines, such as prep tools, cookware, trash, recycling, or serving items. Choose drawers or doors based on access, and verify that stools and nearby appliances do not block cabinet openings."
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  "description": "Use the peninsula for storage that supports daily routines, such as prep tools, cookware, trash, recycling, or serving items. Choose drawers or doors based on a"
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