Photo: iStock The golden triangle, the kitchen triangle or the working triangle – there are many names for this common concept that was developed in the 1940s to ensure an efficient kitchen design.

1. Don't limit yourself to 'outdated' kitchen designs Georgina often sees many homes fall victim to the 'kitchen work triangle' which was first introduced in the 1940s.

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After the work triangle, I’d place lighting as the second most important element in a kitchen. The proper lighting can enhance all of the other carefully chosen design details.

Use the golden triangle rule: Design your kitchen around the three power points: stove, sink, and fridge. This triangular layout minimises walking and makes cooking smoother and faster.