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Average Kitchen Sizes: Standard Sizes for Pakistani Kitchens

Kitchen size affects everything โ€” layout, storage, countertop area, appliances and cost. Pakistani homes range from compact apartment kitchens to large villa kitchens with separate "dirty" cooking areas. Here is a guide to typical kitchen sizes and how they affect your design.

By FB Marble & Granite, Lahoreยทยท2 min read
Milan Black Travertine Porcelain slab from FB Marble Lahore, suited to kitchen floor plan with dimensions
Milan Black Travertine Porcelain from our stock in Lahore. Ideal for: kitchen floor plan with dimensions.

What Is Considered a Small Kitchen?

A small kitchen is typically under about 70โ€“100 square feet โ€” common in apartments and smaller houses. Layouts are usually galley (two parallel counters), single-wall or compact L-shapes.

Brown Drill Quartz slab from FB Marble Lahore, suited to small apartment kitchen
Brown Drill Quartz from our stock in Lahore. Ideal for: small apartment kitchen.

Countertop area: often 15โ€“30 square feet.

What Is Considered a Medium Kitchen?

Medium kitchens range from about 100 to 200 square feet โ€” common in 5โ€“10 marla houses. L-shaped and U-shaped layouts are typical, sometimes with a small peninsula.

Countertop area: often 30โ€“50 square feet.

What Is Considered a Large Kitchen?

Large kitchens exceed about 200 square feet โ€” common in 1-kanal and larger homes in DHA, Bahria Town and similar areas. They often include an island and sometimes a separate dirty kitchen for heavy cooking.

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Silver Gold Travertine from our stock in Lahore. Ideal for: large villa kitchen.

Countertop area: 50 square feet or more.

How Does Kitchen Size Affect Design?

Layout: small kitchens suit galley and single-wall layouts; large kitchens suit islands and U-shapes.

Countertop choice: in small kitchens, light countertops make the space feel larger; in large kitchens, dramatic stones or contrasting islands work well.

Storage: small kitchens need tall units and clever corner storage.

Budget: countertop cost scales with area, so material choice matters more in large kitchens.

Kitchens: Old vs New

Older Pakistani homes often had small, enclosed kitchens with masonry counters. Newer homes favour open-plan kitchens connected to dining and lounge areas, often with a separate dirty kitchen for frying and heavy cooking.

What Share of the Home Does the Kitchen Take?

Kitchens typically occupy around 8โ€“15% of a home's floor area, depending on lifestyle and design.

Planning Tips

  • Measure your kitchen carefully before planning counters
  • Keep the work triangle efficient
  • Allow walkways of at least 36โ€“42 inches
  • Plan countertop space beside the stove and sink

Talk to FB Marble

FB Marble & Granite has supplied and installed natural stone across Pakistan since 2001. Visit our showroom at 51 Y Jamun, Bedian Road, near the DHA Phase 5-6 Interchange, Lahore, or WhatsApp +92 323 4148908 with your measurements for a free quote. Browse our granite, marble, quartz, porcelain and onyx collections on fbmarble.com.

Frequently asked questions

Can a small kitchen have an island?

Usually a peninsula works better.

What countertop suits a small kitchen?

Light quartz or granite.

How do I estimate countertop area?

Multiply length ร— depth for each run โ€” or send FB Marble a sketch.

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