A kitchen with minimal space doesn’t have to be a kitchen with minimal function or design. Check out these 8 tiny kitchen ideas and tips to help you make the most of your kitchen space!
Go For Whitewash
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Create the illusion of a bright open space, by going with an all white color scheme in your kitchen!
Put Your Sink In The Island
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If your kitchen has an island, it may be worth it to re-route your plumbing to make space for the kitchen sink! Dropping your sink in the island will free up counter space to make room for appliances and meal prep!
Define The Space With Flooring
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If your tiny kitchen is part of a large, open floor plan, you can easily define the space with fun, eye-catching flooring! This affordable design will help you define your space and make a statement!
Consider Oversized Lighting
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Did you know that oversized lighting can make a space appear larger? Larger lighting creates the illusion of more space because it draws the eye upward, thus tricking you into thinking there’s greater ceiling depth!
Add Mini Shelves
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Frustrated by the lack of storage in your small kitchen? Try adding mini shelves to any unused wall space. Mini shelves create additional storage for the items that you use the most often. Mini shelves can also create a beautiful focal point for flowers, a bowl of fruit or your favorite mug collection.
Add A Breakfast Nook
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Think your kitchen is too tiny for a breakfast nook? Think again! Add a chair, a slim bench and a table to your kitchen to create a charming, cozy nook.
Inset Your Appliances
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If you’re lacking counter space, inset appliances are the answer to making the most of your precious kitchen space.
Take Your Cabinetry All The Way To The Ceiling
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If you have a galley kitchen, you can benefit from cabinetry that goes all the way to the ceiling! Keep the space light and open by using glass doors and grab a handy, stylish ladder for when you need to access those high cabinets.
