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Kitchen Questionnaire

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A general residential brief may establish how a client wants the kitchen to feel without capturing the detailed routines, appliances, storage and ergonomic needs that determine how it must work.

This Kitchen Questionnaire gives you a structured way to gather that technical and behavioural information before or during kitchen planning.

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Give kitchen decisions a more complete brief

More than 60 questions guide the client through the way the household cooks, moves, stores, cleans and uses technology in the room. Use the responses to prepare for the design conversation and identify points that need further discussion.

The form is fully editable, so you can remove questions that sit outside the appointment and add anything required by your own process.

What the questionnaire helps you explore

  • Household and habits: Understand who uses the kitchen, how often they cook, how they entertain and which routines the room needs to support.
  • Ergonomics and zones: Record user heights, handedness and preferred task zones where these details may inform layout and joinery decisions.
  • Appliance audit: Gather the cooking, refrigeration and specialist appliance requirements that need to be considered in the plan.
  • Storage and organisation: Explore existing storage frustrations, pantry preferences and the internal organisation needed for food, equipment and household items.
  • Finishes and fixtures: Ask about worktops, flooring, sinks, taps and other visible or practical elements of the room.
  • Lighting and technology: Record task lighting, charging, smart-home and other technical requirements relevant to the kitchen.

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