Homeowners should work out what they want from their kitchen beyond the obvious cooking function, a commentator has said.Atieno Randa, a design writer for the East African, suggested that personalised kitchens can be as flexible as your creativity.He argued that whether people want their kitchen to be a family room or a professional cooking centre, designers are now able to create bespoke kitchen designs to match any demand.Mr Randa also claimed that minimalist styles which feature stainless steel sinks are popular current kitchen design styles.To get the best out of a bespoke kitchen fitting, you will need to call in the professional to take the measurements and draw for you a virtual plan in 3D before you part with money for the appliances purchase, he added.Chinese feng shui practitioner Paul Ng recently told thestar.com that kitchen owners can promote the positive flow of energy known as qi (pronounced chee) by adapting their layouts and decor.