Test the extra return against daily movement
A G-shaped kitchen suits many homes in Phuket, from Rawai to Cherng Talay. We size every run around your appliances and storage list, and choose finishes that cope with Andaman sea air and the long southwest monsoon from May to October.
A G-shaped kitchen develops a U-shaped arrangement with an additional return, often used as a short peninsula. The extra surface can create another preparation or serving area, but it also changes the kitchen entrance. Start with a measured plan that shows the whole room and the route into it.
Check how people will move when cabinet doors, drawers or appliances are open. Pay particular attention to the junctions between runs and the storage that can be reached comfortably. More worktop length does not automatically create a better working kitchen if the available passage becomes awkward.
It is worth comparing a G-shape with a U-shaped kitchen without the extra return, and with a simpler peninsula plan. Decide what the extra section needs to do before choosing cabinets or seating. Keep appliance sizes and water and power points marked on the drawing. Send us your Phuket property details and floor plan, and we can talk through whether this layout is right for you.
How much does a G-shaped kitchen cost in Phuket?
A G-shaped kitchen in Phuket typically costs ฿340,000–800,000, depending on size and finish. That covers a U-shape with a fourth short run or peninsula.
• Modular cabinets with laminate fronts: ฿340,000–520,000
• Custom cabinets in PU paint or matte lacquer with a quartz worktop: ฿480,000–660,000
• Teak, natural stone and brass details: ฿620,000–800,000
These prices already allow for delivery and team travel to Phuket. Prices include cabinets, worktop and installation. Appliances, sink and tap are extra, and the exact price is confirmed after we measure the room.