In L shape Kitchen Counter space can be at a bit of a premium, particularly if the L isn't very big.

   You could look at using an under the counter refrigerator to free up a bit more counter space, or if there's room.

  If the kitchen table is nearby it doubles up well as extra counter space during preparation. 

  The L shaped kitchen is one of the least private kitchen designs when there's no island

  The G shaped kitchen is a great option if you’ve got a huge open plan loft space.            One side of the G can go along a wall and the rest of the kitchen extends out into the room.
   This creates lots of base counter storage which replaces the storage lost due to the absence of walls. 

  The beauty of a U shaped kitchen is that the stove, sink and refrigerator will tend to be on different branches of the U making it a very efficient space.
  you’ve got one of the most effective work spaces there is for one person. 

  I think it’s important that the refrigerator and any self service activities are placed at the tip of one of the tails of the U otherwise they will interfere with the cooking activity.
  If the end of the U shape is open to the eating area or other area of the home the U shaped kitchen isn’t great for privacy.

  An ergonomic design that fits in beautifully into whatever size your kitchen is, a parallel kitchen is just what you need for more workspace.

  With aesthetics similar to an alleyway, you have the chance to pack it with storage on both walls.