Modern designs for small kitchens
75 Small Kitchen Ideas to Make the Most of Your Cooking Space
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Splashy Hues
David Land
This Brooklyn apartment is blessed with super-tall ceilings and tons of natural light. Designer Danielle Fennoy of Revamp Interior Design amped up the airiness in the combined kitchen and dining area with vibrant jolts of jewel-toned colors, including with this emerald green backsplash (which replaced the original, developer-installed white subway tile) and retro-chic Knoll dining chairs reupholstered in scarlet, “nightclub ready” Ultraleather.
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Jewel Box Kitchen
Joshua McHugh
Like most busy New Yorkers, the resident of this Manhattan apartment doesn’t have time to cook often, but that doesn’t mean the kitchen plays second fiddle to the rest of the home. Instead Sarah Mendel and Risa Emen of Cochineal Design converted the space into a functional showpiece of its own, with bold marble and cabinets lacquered in Farrow & Ball’s sultry Preference Red. Bonus: It’s the perfect nook for displaying the client’s collection of ceramics.
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Eclectic and Collected
Kirk Davis Swinehart
Sometimes it’s best to embrace the chaos. And we can’t think of a better example than this jubilant kitchen nook belonging to William Cullum, the senior designer at Jayne Design Studio, and his partner Jeffery Rhodes. A hot-pink Victorian-era pie safe-houses antique serveware, while a goat sculpture (formerly a display fixture at Saks Fifth Avenue) cheekily guards the fridge (camouflaged in whimsical artwork) against midnight snack marauders. In this space anything truly goes, as long as you do you.
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Mini Island
Tim Lenz
Just because you have a miniature cooking space doesn’t mean you need to forgo areas to prep and dine. The trick is to think small, as with this diminutive kitchen island in an apartment designed by Nicholas Obeid.
With vintage stools tucked beneath and a pair of Allied Maker pendants hung above, this vignette has all the impact of its sprawling suburban cousins.
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Statement Hood
Brian W. Ferry
We love how this kitchen, in a family-friendly Brooklyn apartment for the cofounders of Civilian, packs in plenty of storage with whimsical details. The custom island, topped with an eye-catching piece of marble, doubles as a repository to stash cookbooks and dinnerware, while the cherry-red hood (also custom) adds a fun postmodern pop.
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Burnt Sienna Lacquer
Stephan Julliard
We’ve been seeing lacquered cabinets everywhere lately and this chic example, located in a Paris pad designed by Hugo Toro, proves that the finish can add extra oomph to even the smallest of spaces. In addition to the glossy coat, in a custom shade of burnt sienna from Redfield & Dattner, Toro incorporated handsome brass finishes (just check out that ceiling!) and bold marble on the walls, countertops, and ceilings.
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Airy and Bright
Jennifer Hughes
Relying on a light palette is one of the oldest tricks in the book when it comes to creating the illusion of space, and with good reason. Here, in the Washington, D.C., home of Dan Sallick and Elizabeth Miller, feathery marble, crisp white cabinets, and warm timber details work in concert to foster the airiest of cooking nooks. The inky David Weeks chandelier adds a graphic touch.
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Lavender Kitchen
Oberto Gili
Sure, green and black kitchens have been trending in recent years, but we love this happy pale lavender version in the Milan apartment of Lisa Corti. The hue works to delineate the space, which the textile designer further personalized with open shelves, knickknacks (we love the framed photo of the cat), and a sky-blue table.
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Boxed In
Ye Rin Mok
Who says thinking inside the box is a bad thing? It certainly isn’t in this sculptural kitchen in a Los Angeles bungalow designed by LAUN.
A green lacquered volume not only is a chic way to camouflage the refrigerator, it also serves as a handy device to break up the home’s mostly open floor plan. High-shine brass cladding around the sink and cabinets, meanwhile, amplifies the room, not to mention gives the scheme a glam Midas touch.
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Geodesic Kitchen
Trevor Tondro
Not all of us can say we live in a refurbished 1970s geodesic dome, like hatmaker Nick Fouquet, but there are still spatial lessons to be gleaned from the kitchen: Instead of fighting the quirky architecture, Fouquet embraced it, creating a faceted cooking area and echoing the building’s geometries in the island. He even installed shelving in the triangular-shaped structural elements.
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A Miniature Breakfast Nook
Kirsten Francis
Even though designer and paint entrepreneur Nicole Gibbons has a small New York apartment, she made her kitchen feel light and airy by painting the walls an ever-so-subtle duck egg.
A petite breakfast nook—complete with its own tiny gallery wall—makes the most of her square footage and her budget, with a small table from Amazon and Marcel Breuer–style chairs.
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Mixed Materials
Gaelle Le Boulicaut
This kitchen in a secluded alpine getaway may be small, but its smart spatial solutions (we love the hanging shelves above the sink) and strong material palette of locally sourced stone and timber allow this cozy cooking space to punch above its weight.
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Maximalist Finishes
Mikhail Loskutov
A pint-size space is a good excuse to go bold (take the humble powder room, for example), and a kitchen is no exception. In this truly one-of-a-kind kitchen in a St. Petersburg apartment, designer Tim Veresnovsky covered the walls, cabinets, and chair in a black-and-white striped eucalyptus veneer.
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Gleaming Surfaces
Helenio Barbetta/Living Inside
The high-shine, high-contrast brass finish on the cabinets in this Milanese kitchen creates the illusion of more space and gives the whole open-concept space some Midas-tinged glam.
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Minimalist and Neutral
Serena Eller Vainicher
In a Roman penthouse, a covelike kitchen may seem tight, but the crisp counters (with plenty of storage space concealed beneath) keep things feeling architectural—not cramped. The neutral, peach and white color palette also creates the feel of a bigger room.
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Sunny Simplicity
Maureen M. Evans
If you’re sick of the all-white kitchen but still want the lightness and space-creating magic the look affords, take a page from designer Mark Grattan’s book: In his Mexico City apartment he specified all-white cabinets and tiles but refreshed the look with pops of gold and terra-cotta in the travertine countertops, golden rug, and earthy plant stand.
And, if your space and light levels allow, why not include a tree?
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Black—with a Pop of Color
Douglas Friedman
A bubble-gum-pink table gives this statement-making black and white kitchen in a Midtown East apartment a fun, yet edgy, pop.
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Open Concept
Kirsten Francis
Even a small kitchen can seem larger with an open concept, like in this East Village condo belonging to and designed by Augusta Hoffman. To contrast the modern cabinetry and island, she made sure to incorporate organic elements, as with the woven barstools.
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Open Shelving and Wallpapered Ceilings
Stephen Kent Johnson
Opt for open shelves instead of cabinets, like designer Charlie Ferrer did here in his Manhattan studio apartment.
He added Donald Judd–style green shelves and papered the ceiling in a vintage Italian wallcovering he’d bought in Provence, which he says reminds him of “carpaccio.”
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Sweet Details
Ricardo Labougle
In interior designer Amaro Sánchez de Moya’s Seville, Spain, pied-à-terre, he brings the outdoors into his kitchen with a vintage Spanish garden table and chairs. They blend seamlessly into the overall motif of this fun, country-style kitchen.
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Two-Toned Walls
Andrea Ferrari
In the Milan apartment of Emiliano Salci, the creative director of Dimorestudio, the kitchen is painted in two colors—black and yellow. The walls bring a distinct flair to the space, and even somehow coordinate with the unexpected green counter.
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Minimalist and Modern
Erik Undéhn
If you like minimalism taken to the extreme, look no further than this modernist Stockholm apartment belonging to a family of four.
The kitchen features stainless-steel countertops and lower cabinets, which allow for ample storage down below—rather than at eye level—for a sleek and clean look.
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Bar Cart or Island?
Douglas Friedman
Take note: A bar cart from the Thom Filicia Home Collection for Vanguard is set in the center of the kitchen in designer Thom Filicia’s Manhattan apartment. Instead of investing in a large island in a compact kitchen, try a smaller, decorative table or cart like this for extra storage and work space.
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Metallic Cabinets
Simon Upton
Small yet striking, this Jean-Louis Deniot–designed Miami kitchen features custom stainless-steel cabinetry that has been laser-printed with an abstract pattern, reflecting the natural light while creating a sense of movement.
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Streamlined Silhouettes
Simon Upton
This snug bachelor pad kitchen features big design moments, with a sleek Carrara marble countertop, brass barstools by CB2, and pendants by Tom Dixon, all of which make a statement while taking up minimal visual real estate.
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Small Statement Backsplash
Stephen Kent Johnson
While a full backsplash may overwhelm a petite kitchen space, actress Amanda Seyfried’s weekend retreat proves that a little goes a long way. The tiles by Heath Ceramics draw the eye in, while leaving plenty of white space to keep the area bright.
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Multifunctional Peninsula
Victor Demarchelier
Making the most of your countertops is key to a functional kitchen, and the cook space in model Joan Smalls’s Miami penthouse offers a place to cook, wash, and dine all in one.
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Mirrored Backsplash
Zeke Ruelas
The mirrored tiles of John McClain’s kitchen backsplash reflect light while adding depth, making up for the small square footage and minimal natural light.
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Disappearing Kitchen
William Abranowicz
In this futuristic Greenwich Village apartment, a sleek gray kitchen features several large door panels, which are fully integrated into the walls and millwork to conceal the small space when needed.
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Compact Loft Living
Brittany Ambridge
In an open-concept loft designed by Bella Mancini, the petite kitchen space flows while feeling distinct, with white cabinetry and countertops, backdropped with dark paint.
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Pots Hung High
Pernille Loof
Event designer Bronson van Wyck's Manhattan kitchen features an Urban Archaeology pot rack hanging over a salvaged pine island, putting the typically underutilized space to good use.
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Compact Design
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Brad Knipstein
Just because your kitchen space is small, doesn't mean you can't have all of the amenities. This compact design by Jennifer Jones features storage, cooking surfaces, and a statement backsplash.
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Sunny Skylights
Stephen Kent Johnson
In a minimalist—and monochrome—West Village apartment, the petite kitchen feels light and bright with its skylights and streamlined design.
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Smart Lighting
Courtesy of Douglas Elliman
Pastel blue cabinetry, white marble countertops, and bright recessed lighting keeps the small kitchen in Bill Wackermann's apartment feeling spacious and clean.
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Moody Blues
Alex Lukey
An open-concept kitchen in this Canadian lake house features moody blue cabinetry that extends up to the ceiling, giving the illusion of a larger space while drawing the eye to the statement shades.
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Black and White Accents
Eric Piasecki
In a PR maven's glamorous New York City apartment, Sam Still artwork hangs on a wall covered in a Madeline Weinrib wallpaper. The antique birthing chair is from New Orleans and the custom kitchen island has a Carrara marble top.
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Pool House Kitchen
Mia Baxter Small
Designer Sarah Wittenbraker opted for glossy blue cabinetry, toile wallpaper, and cement tile for a pool house kitchen.
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City Kitchen With A Country Feel
Björn Wallander
This New York apartment's kitchen boasts a range by Wolf, the sink and fittings are by Lefroy Brooks, the cabinetry is by Smallbone of Devizes, and the Bertoia barstool is by Knoll.
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Unexpected Color
Björn Wallander
The kitchen countertops are poured concrete, and the doors, window frames and custom cabinetry are all painted in a custom color that helps the single row of countertops make a bit impact in this Greek home.
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Modern Galley Kitchen
William Waldron
In the galley kitchen of a bohemian family home, the kitchen's range and microwave are by Wolf, the refrigerator is by Sub-Zero, the custom hood is by Vent-a-Hood and the countertop is Calacatta Gold marble. Hans Wegner chairs, purchased at auction, accompany a table by Eero Saarinen from Design Within Reach.
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Dark And Sleek
Francis Amiand
In a Monaco apartment abundant with 70s whimsy, the small kitchen table and chairs are by Jeanneret. The oven, cooktop and hood are by Aster Cucine. Meanwhile, sunlight floods into the space, making it appear larger than it really is.
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Moody Yet Inviting
William Waldron
The kitchen in this neutral NYC apartment features cabinets lacquered in a custom shade by Donald Kaufman Color, proving dark shades don't always accentuate a room's small size.
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Bright and Airy
Trevor Tondro
Fashion stylist-turned-decorator Estee Stanley transformed the kitchen in her Mediterranean-style Los Angeles home into a bright and airy space. The design includes a fresh white palette with stainless steel touches. To complete the look, Stanley opted for a Viking hood, a Waterworks faucet, and Ikea barstools.
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Neutral, Modern Kitchen
Simon Upton
A modern kitchen by architect Achille Salvagni crafted for a storied Roman palazzo, combines a brass light fixture and a Venetian portrait from the 1780s.
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Sophisticated Charcoal
Emily Andrews Photography
The Chelsea kitchen of Etsy's COO features dark charcoal cabinetry, which adds contrast to the white walls and marble countertop.
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Rustic Connecticut Kitchen
Jane Beiles
For a kitchen in a Connecticut family home, design duo Vivian Lee and James Macgillivray collaborated with a local millworker Wayne Tobin. The appliances in the kitchen are from Miele, GE, LG, and Fisher & Paykel. Most of the light fixtures in the space are from Schoolhouse Electric, with the exception of the Minka ceiling fans.
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Charming Paris Kitchen
Pascal Chevallier
In a charming Paris apartment, an open-concept kitchen and dining area is outfitted with 17th-century French chairs, a Napoleon III chandelier, along with a backsplash featuring 18th-century Portuguese tile. The custom French oak boiseries and cabinets are in the style of the 18th century. The kitchen's flooring is antique oak and the fireplace is original to the apartment.
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A Modern Finish
Simon Upton
A 1930s Connecticut weekend house gets a modern makeover; In the kitchen, the island has a top of honed Carrara marble, the wall tiles are by Waterworks, the stove is Viking, and the stools are by York Street Studio; the 19th-century Windsor chair is a family heirloom, and the 1920s English pendants are from BK Antiques.
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Modern Kitchen
Simon Upton
In this Manhattan home, high above the city, the kitchen's lacquer cabinetry is custom made for a clean, modern aesthetic. It is echoed in style by the backsplash and countertop, made of Calacatta marble. The range is by Viking, the refrigerator is by Sub-Zero and the print is by Ellsworth Kelly.
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Colorful Corner
William Abranowicz
Regency chairs with silk cushions surround a Saarinen table tucked away in a cheery corner of the kitchen in this colorful apartment. The walls are lined with vintage silk paper, the artworks are by, from left, Rachel Lee Hovnanian, James Nares, Steven Klein (top), and Mark Shaw, and the television is by Samsung.
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Amber Kitchen
Eric Piasecki/OTTO
Pops of orange infuses energy into a small kitchen design scheme. In an effort to add more light to the space, the ceiling is covered in a textured orange wallpaper. The combination of a light backsplash, paired with dark wood cabinetry and countertops, open up the area.
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Paris Kitchen
Simon Upton
In a glamorous Paris apartment, the kitchen embraces a fresh vision of luxury with mod pendant lights by Tom Dixon and a custom-made, walnut-veneer kitchen island and cabinetry. The stools are by Mater Design, the ovens and refrigerator are by Gaggenau and the sink fittings are by Franke.
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Blue Kitchen
William Waldron
In a Manhattan home, this small blue kitchen features wood-and-marble cabinets commissioned by an artisan in India. The unique light fixture is by Harry Allen, and the appliances are by GE. The walls and carpet anchor the room in a dreamy blue palette.
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Cozy Kitchen
Stephen Kent Johnson
A cozy kitchen in a Greenwich Village penthouse showcases a farmhouse sink, skirted in a Ralph Lauren Home linen, an antique chest found at a Paris flea market, and a French sconce.
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Quaint And Colorful
Richard Powers
Fabric impresario John Robshaw's Connecticut country house is quaint and colorful. Just because the kitchen is petite doesn't mean it is any less full of life.
The kitchen’s settee is by Richard Wrightman, the sink fittings are by Newport Brass, the ceiling lights are by Restoration Hardware, the countertops are marble, and the custom dhurrie is by Robshaw.
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Craftsman Cottage
Joe Schmelzer
In the kitchen of this 100-year-old Craftsman cottage, a super slim island adds dimension—and extra cutting space—to the small kitchen. The alder cabinetry is custom made, the countertops are black granite, and the vent hood and range are by KitchenAid.
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All-White Kitchen With Vibrant Accents
Max Zambelli
In a Brooklyn townhouse owned by wallpaper maven Kate Reynolds, the kitchen counters are Calacatta Gold marble, the backsplash tile is by Waterworks, the range is by Capital, the stools are from ABC Carpet & Home and the light fixture is by Apparatus.
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Indian Farmhouse Kitchen
Cyrill Matter
The country home of the Kasliwal family—owners of the legendary Indian jewelry house Munnu the Gem Palace—is in a converted cowshed on the outskirts of Jaipur. In the kitchen, the custom cabinetry was made by a local artisan; brass urns hold wheat, rice, and other grains.
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Stylish City Living
Joshua McHugh
Like most Manhattan apartments, designer Kimille Taylor's Upper West Side abode has a pint-sized kitchen—but that doesn't mean she had to sacrifice style. The chic space contains a Bertazzoni oven, a Fisher & Paykel refrigerator, and marble counters. The subway tile is from Home Depot and the unique flooring is oak painted with a custom design.
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Dark Cabinetry
Joshua McHugh
In Emmy Rossum's classic New York City apartment, the elongated kitchen space has a range and hood by Bertazzoni, the cabinets are by Scavolini, the antique runner is from Stark and the photograph is by Roger Mayne.
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Concrete Chic
Nicole Cohen
"The kitchen is another example of applying real design ingenuity to small dimensions," Refinery29 founder Christine Barberich says of her Brooklyn Heights space. "My husband found the best appliances he could that were all smaller in scale, so nothing felt out of proportion. I love the XO relief tiles that create the white backsplash. They’re just fun because you might not notice the pattern until you’re up close. We had the concrete countertop made in Bay Ridge by this three-generation family of concrete designers. We loved the idea of having this major industrial moment right in the middle of the apartment and it really does serve as an entertaining area, workspace for cooking, or flower arranging. It’s unexpected in its brutalist vibe against the white backdrop and softer, colored details."
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Small Space With Statement Artwork
William Abranowicz
Designer Stephan Jones and San Francisco art dealer Francis Mill turned a former warehouse space into an art-filled apartment.
The kitchen is no exception: the statement wall sculpture is by Manuel Neri.
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Minimalist Yet Playful
Douglas Friedman
In a minimalist New York City apartment with pops of color, a narrow kitchen features cabinetry by Bulthaup, a countertop and sink by Corian, fittings by Vola, and an oven and cooktop by Gaggenau. The light fixture is by Bega, and the floor is terrazzo.
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A Table For Two
Richard Powers
A pair of 19th-century English chairs and a Kartell table fit perfectly into the corner of this tiny Brazilian kitchen in a São Paulo building.
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Traditional Kitchen With Extra Shelves
Douglas Friedman
In Marisa Tomei's home, the small kitchen is marked by a Saarinen table paired with 1940s French garden chairs.
The range is by Viking, the dishwasher is by Asko and the flooring is cork.
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White Sculptural Kitchen
Douglas Friedman
An inviting, all-white kitchen in Michael Bruno's Tuxedo Park home is complete with a custom-made sink and counters and a Fisher & Paykel dishwasher.
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Farmhouse Kitchen With Rustic Style
William Waldron
In a Woodstock, New York retreat, a pony peeks into the kitchen, which showcases custom-made beadboard cabinetry, a Rohl sink and a vintage Moroccan rug.
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Modern And Understated
Sergey Ananiev
In a Moscow apartment designed by Olga Kulikovskaia-Ashby, pendant lights by Tom Dixon hang above a black table in a quaint kitchen. The chairs are by Vitra and the plates on the counter are by Seletti.
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New England Cooking Space
Douglas Friedman
In this Cape Cod cottage, the small kitchen's custom-made cabinetry is painted in Tanner's Brown, and the walls are in Cream, both by Farrow & Ball. The countertops are butcher block, the sink fittings are by Waterworks and the Wedgewood stove is antique.
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Perfectly Monochromatic
Magdalena Björnsdotter
Magdalena Björnsdotter and Erik Björklund covered their century-old farmhouse in rural Sweden in bright white paint. The black-and-white kitchen includes a flea-market table, industrial-style chairs and a metal-and-driftwood pendant light by Olsson & Jensen.
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Sleek Storage
Joshua McHugh
In a New York apartment, Bertoia side chairs surround a Saarinen table in the kitchen; the Akari light sculpture is by Isamu Noguchi, the candlesticks are by Ted Muehling, the cabinetry is custom-made and the Tara sink fittings are by Dornbracht.
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Stash Books Up Above
Roger Davies
Inside the home of Mark Badgley and James Mischka, bookshelves are placed up to the ceiling to make room for their many cookbooks.
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Retro Style
Kelly Stuart for Hearst Digital
Jeweler Alexis Bittar's kitchen in his Brooklyn Heights home gives off retro vibes, thanks to its checkerboard tile work. The various patterns used add depth to the space.
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Rustic Storage
William Abranowicz
Model Anne Bannert made the mahogany top for this kitchen's 1950 wood-fired barbecue grill. The copper hood is from the same decade, and the steel chair was found at the local dump.
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Over-The-Top Color
Simon Upton
This kitchen in a Manhattan apartment doesn't hold back in the color department, and it pays off.
The cabinets, walls and table are painted in Benjamin Moore's Courtyard Green; the stove is by BlueStar, and the floor is laser-cut linoleum.
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50 Splendid Small Kitchens And Ideas You Can Use From Them
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Keeping wild aspirations in check can be difficult when viewing compact modern homes on the market. All can be going swimmingly until you walk to the end of a hallway and ask “Where is the kitchen?”, and the real estate agent opens out their arms and says “This IS the kitchen.
” Before you head for the exit, consider that small CAN be beautiful. Limited dimensions set challenges in creating a functional and stylish space it’s true, but the two goals are achievable in tandem. These 50 small kitchen designs bring tips on how to make a shining gem out of restricted cooking space by thinking outside the tiny box.
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- Designer: Diễm Kiều
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In this small kitchen remodel, the display complements the sharp design of a geometric backsplash.- 3 |
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This hard working little space offers up a number of small kitchen storage ideas. Mini wine racks hold up ceiling skimming shelves, a glass mixing bowl doubles as a fresh egg holder, and a water jug sidelines as cooking utensil storage.- 10 |
- Visualizer: 3XA
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- Designer: Antonio Perrone
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- Designer: Anton Medvedev
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- Visualizer: Liuba Kushnir
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- Designer: Paglialonga Studio
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This small kitchen design incorporates hanging hook systems all over the walls too. A magnetic knife holder with hooks is an even more space friendly option.- 26 |
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The maple top kitchen work table stores a menagerie of items on display too.- 29 |
- Designer: Atelier Daaa
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- Designer: Gleba+Störmer
You don’t have to go all in on red though, a single red shelf could create pop without being overwhelming. The copper desk lamp in this all encompassing scheme is eaten up by red reflection.- 33 |
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However, multicolour is the order of the day in this green kitchen backsplash, yellow chairs and blue accent kitchen.- 43 |
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We will analyze all 7 rules and 4 mistakes on real photo examples of small kitchen design.
- 7 Ideas for small kitchen design
- 1. Small kitchen to the ceiling
- 2. Built -in hood
- 3. Not more than two colors
- 4. No accessories
- 5. We unload the countertop
- 6. Modern modern small kitchen interior
- 7. Custom furniture and built-in appliances
- 4 Errors in the interior of a small kitchen
- 1. Transparent boxes
- 2. Lack of upper cabinets
- 3. Foundation of the floor
- 4. A lot of design on a small area
- How to equip a small kitchen
- Small corner Kitchens
7 Design Ideas for a Small Kitchen
Hereinafter we will assume that a small kitchen also means not an unlimited budget .
All advice will be to maximize the result/price ratio. nine0003
1. Small kitchen up to the ceiling
Upper cabinets in small kitchens should always be built up to the ceiling. Even if you don't get it, you will always find some rarely used items that you can stuff into the upper lockers and forget. Without a gap, the design of a small kitchen looks monolithic and the furniture is not perceived as boxes hung on the wall. There will be no question of masking the ventilation pipe from the hood. Rubbish, dust and grease will not accumulate.
It is better to buy a stepladder for a penny and climb up a couple of times a season than to waste both appearance and storage space.
You can always either lower the ceiling in the cabinet area, or increase the height of the upper cabinets, or both. Photo examples:
By the way, handles on the upper cabinets are not needed: both with hinged opening and with lifting mechanisms, the facades are simply made 1 centimeter longer and open at the bottom.
Upper cabinets should look solid. nine0003
If you do, the handles must be the same and either all horizontal or all vertical.
The photo below is an example of a good design for a small kitchen, where just following the tips from this first point would make this design already chic.
If your area does not exceed 7 sq. m., see my material about the design of kitchens in Khrushchev. Also read a separate article specifically about the features of choosing a kitchen set for a small kitchen - furniture for a small kitchen is critical. Here we are considering options for 7-12 square meters. m.
Naturally, there are exceptions to any rules, and I have an article with beautiful pictures of kitchens where the canons don't care. But here we are talking about small kitchens where there is no time for experiments.
2. Built-in hood
Everyone is used to the fact that built-in appliances are expensive. And this is true, but not for hoods. A built-in hood costs even less than a regular one: from $35 for a regular built-in hood and from $50 for a telescopic one.
It makes sense to take it among the cheapest ones. they are no different from the expensive ones. The advantage of such a hood is the space around the pipe in the cabinet, which does not disappear as in the case of ordinary ones. We have all the tea/coffee/condiments stored there. Compare. Plain:
Wasted a lot of space. And built-in:
3. No more than two colors
Maximum one primary and one accent. Moreover, the facades should be of a calm color. There is a mandatory set of items for cooking, and in a small area the concentration of these items is very high. And they also have their own colors.
The best color combination in terms of price/performance ratio is still white with wood. In general, you need to be careful with bright colors in the design of a small kitchen - the risk of overdoing it is too high. nine0003
A Scandinavian style kitchen is beautiful with dirty accent colors that are easy to match with natural finishes.
Bright colors are acceptable, but you are at risk.
4. No accessories
If the only function that an object in the interior of a small kitchen performs is a beautiful appearance, then this is an extra item. Stylish design is achieved by competent planning, selection of materials, furniture and equipment. nine0003
A good indicator of an extra item is its constant movement to different places without being used. Remember the photos of real small kitchens that you liked. Was it the accessories? In any case, the small dimensions of the kitchen require a complete rejection of accessories.
When looking at photos on the Internet, always imagine them in actual use: with all appliances, utensils, towels, etc.
Then it will immediately become clear why it is impossible to overload with accessories and flowers. nine0003
The same goes for fridge magnets, travel plate collections, etc.
There is nothing wrong with this and for a family it can mean more than appearance, but from a design point of view, this is not the place in a small kitchen.
5. Unload the table top as much as possible
The smaller the area, the more difficult it is to clean. Because there is not enough space on the countertop and when cleaning you have to rearrange items from place to place. You've probably heard the wrong triangle rule about the fridge, sink, and stove. Actually the center of a small kitchen is a free horizontal plane. Because of all 3 points, we first put food and dishes on the table, and only then we perform manipulations.
Therefore, the first task is to remove everything from the countertop. What is possible is stuffed into closed places, and for the rest we need roof rails . A must-have item in a small kitchen, but one that limits the design of the backsplash because it will always be perceptibly obscured.
We hang special shelves on the rails and store things on them. Here is a perfect example of organization (but not design):
We make an apron uniform without drawings and patterns (bright is possible).
6. Modern interior of a small kitchen
This is not a hard and fast rule, but classic styles are more expensive to implement and love large areas. In addition, there are many household appliances, and almost all of them have a modern design. To maintain the style of the interior and the technique, you will have to greatly narrow the range of choice and raise the budget. Plus, there is too much non-functional decor in the classics, which just eats up square meters. nine0003
The only classic design styles that I would consider for a small kitchen are Provence and light neoclassic.
7. Custom-made furniture and built-in appliances
Unfortunately, this item can only be solved with money, but it is very important.
The area of your apartment also costs money, and in a small kitchen, every sq.m. on account. Therefore, it is logical to overpay for the manufacture of furniture exactly to your size and for the equipment built into it.
A particular pain is the built-in microwave, which unreasonably costs 3+ times as much as a stand-alone one and starts at $200. There are no objective reasons for such a price, and it looks like a cartel of all manufacturers. But it really looks much better than freestanding and saves the most scarce horizontal areas in a small kitchen, so with tears in your eyes it is still worth forking out. Or take the risk of making the furniture exactly the size of the usual one. But keep in mind that for built-in ventilation through the front facade, and for ordinary ones through the back panel, it can overheat. nine0003
Many people lay a niche for a built-in microwave and put a regular microwave in it, but with the ability to switch to a built-in at any time.
4 Mistakes in the interior of a small kitchen
Not following any rule from the 1st part is a mistake, but we will not repeat it. The following rules are relevant specifically for small kitchens, in others they may not be errors.
1. Transparent boxes
Same planning error. Before repair, imagine beautiful drawers with glass inserts and lighting, from where beautiful neatly arranged dishes will be viewed. Only after the repair, a small kitchen will bring you a little reality. nine0003
In medium and larger kitchens, glass inserts are still acceptable, but in small ones there will be too much overload with details.
2. No upper cabinets
Without upper cabinets, practicality suffers in addition to appearance. Kitchens without hanging cabinets look cool only on a very large area, otherwise it looks like there is not enough money for the upper ones yet. Well, it does not pull on the design idea.
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Open shelves are also not an option here, believe me, Designwiki.ru will not advise garbage.
Functionally, upper cabinets are a must: an extractor hood and a drain from it, a dish dryer (it is inconvenient to take it from below). And in general, taking from above is more convenient than constantly bending.
If the kitchen has a corner and a short side, hang the cabinets on the long side.
3. Floor joint
The floor must be the same. Either laminate everywhere, or tiles everywhere, no joints and thresholds. I analyzed in detail in the material which floor to choose for the kitchen. nine0003
4. Lots of design in a small area
Don't be smart. The most harmful thought that can come during a repair is that it turns out too simple and needs to be complicated. No need. There are extra sq.m. - there is a design, but in kitchens up to 10 meters it is necessary to do as simply as possible .
Upper cabinets should preferably be uniform and monolithic. Compare and keep it simple:
How to furnish a small kitchen
furniture is the main thing in the design of a small kitchen. nine0003
If you have a kitchen with a balcony, you can add it. This can be done simply by removing the window block. In place of the former window sill, we install a countertop and get a table or bar counter. The balcony will need to be insulated.
If you need more working area, but the size of the room does not allow and there is no balcony, then you can make a tabletop window sill. At the bottom of the boxes will not be added, because. there will be a battery, but more space on the table.
If you decide to move the sink to the window, take into account the nuance with the trash can. Usually it stands under the sink, but if the sink is near the window, then the battery will also be there, which means that the garbage will quickly deteriorate and smell.
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Be clever with your layout. There is no need to complicate the design in a small kitchen, but the most insane layout options should be considered. Sometimes very interesting options for arranging furniture can turn out.
The idea: custom kitchen sellers offer free plan creation - use it, ordering is not required.
A two-burner cooktop is enough for almost everyone. nine0003
Small corner kitchens
If the shape of the room is closer to a square, then our option is corner kitchens. Otherwise, there will be too much free unused floor, and in a small area we cannot allow this.
In general, corner furniture is the standard. There are very good reasons to refuse it. The layout of the corner kitchen should always start with the refrigerator. it is the only one that occupies all 3 levels (lower cabinets, apron area, upper cabinets).
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The junction of the countertop and the non-built-in refrigerator cannot be fixed and moisture will get into the end of the countertop. It must be laminated as open.
With the corner version, we will have 1 corner for the L-shaped or 2 for the U-shaped. Using the corner lower cabinets is extremely inconvenient. You can put up with and store rarely used things there. And you can use special fittings for corner cabinets, but it costs simply unrealistic money. nine0003
Washing can be done on the corner. From the point of view of design, it does not look very stylish, but the practicality is maximum - an uncomfortable corner will be occupied by communications and filters, access to which is rarely needed.
Now you know everything about the design of a small kitchen. But you can, at least for the sake of the photo, see the material about the design of the kitchen up to 6 sq.
m. or read about the design of a small bathroom =)
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70 best photos, styles, colors, interior ideas in 2023
Small kitchen design: 70 best photos owner. We tell you how to correctly convert small meters into a spacious version
| Read / 15 minutes0003 Modern interiors of small kitchens show a variety of styles and combinations. Their harmony borders on beauty and functionality, quality of materials and textures. But there are areas that are more popular for small areas. Let's talk about them. Minimalism Unobtrusive design, simple shapes, light tone, functionality and minimal decor are the main features of minimalism. Clarity and simplicity in everything implies a built-in kitchen storage system, with drawers and cabinets according to the “touch to open” opening system without handles and a pronounced relief. Minimalism. Photo: social networks All pieces of furniture and decor should be practical and contain everything you need. You can use bright accents in moderation to only emphasize the character of the room and set some originality. Household appliances can also serve as accents. nine0003 Modern. Photo: social networks Black, gray and white are the best design companions. Neutral tones of blue or green with a cool undertone will perfectly emphasize the character of the style. The style is expressed in the use of an immodest amount of built-in "smart" technology. nine0053 Hi-tech. Photo: social networks Country A cozy rustic design that stands out for its features: simplicity in textures and materials, forged and wicker elements, decor of natural fabrics, natural shades of warm pastel colors. Country. Photo: social networks
Modern design of a small kitchen The modern interior of a small kitchen does not impose certain rules on its design. The most important thing is to reflect in the interior personal preferences about coziness, beauty and comfort. When creating a design, you can even combine the features of different styles, but do not forget about harmony and aesthetics. The right tone Fresh meadow hues, subtle pinks or the more timeless classics of white or cream are perfect for decorating a small kitchen. By applying the right tone, a visual feeling of a spacious room is immediately created. In addition, the interiors of the kitchen, made in a neutral style, always look neat and monolithic. Do not forget about the trendy shades of 2023: fresh meadow, sea, delicate pink and terracotta. nine0053 Photo: social networks Monochrome interiors of small kitchens with white walls, floors and furniture are a real trend in 2023. Such a design technique will erase the “pressing boundaries” of a cramped space and create a feeling of spaciousness. You can also use several shades of white and combine contrasting textures: a glass backsplash with glossy or matte kitchen fronts, and the walls can be decorated with imitation brickwork. Photo: social networks If you like accents, then you can consider a refrigerator, an interesting countertop or curtains as such. Built-in storage system Hidden storage systems are the most relevant option not only for a small kitchen, it is a modern trend. For those who like to cook often, as a rule, there are many different accessories in the arsenal that must be hidden somewhere. In this case, you can additionally use the height - extend the kitchen set to the ceiling with another additional tier. Such a storage space will allow you to arrange holiday dishes, jars of jam or kitchen utensils that are used less frequently. nine0053 Photo: social networks Pay attention to functional transforming furniture and kitchen sets for built-in appliances. Folding tables, custom ways to store accessories: cabinets can include hidden corners for appliances, spice racks can be easily attached to the inside edge of the cabinet door, and the wall can be used to attach essentials. Photo: social networks Compactness in storage of dishes will become more utilitarian if you purchase pots and pans that can be folded into each other. Think over a strategy, how drawers and cabinet doors will open, what set of devices you need - as a result, the creation process will turn into an exciting quest. The use of built-in "smart" mini appliances Even a small kitchen can be fully equipped with all the necessary functions for convenient cooking. Household appliances should be built-in, not stationary. This will save a little more useful centimeters of area, and give the kitchen set the integrity of the working area. Choose household appliances that combine several useful functions at once: a slow cooker - a bread machine, a double boiler - an oven - a microwave. The hood must also be compact, otherwise it will look ridiculous. nine0053 Photo: social networks The hob is usually standard and includes four burners at once. The refrigerator can be placed in a non-standard way - under the worktop. Of course, such models of refrigerators are somewhat inferior in capacity to standard ones, but if there is not enough space, the option is quite relevant. nine0053 Round table Instead of the standard rectangular table, which often looks a little bulky, choose an alternative - oval or round. Such a table looks more ergonomic and is able to give the small meters of the kitchen some space. Photo: social networks Accordingly, match the appearance of the table with chairs that are light in appearance and weight. The trend is still made of polycarbonate, creating the effect of "invisibility" and at the same time easy to use. Photo: social networks Rejection of the door The door is another interior element that can take up space in the kitchen. The "door rejection" technique is often used in the design of small kitchens, for example, in Khrushchev, because it increases the area that can be used to arrange furniture. At the same time, the opening can be designed according to the chosen style, resorting to platbands or stucco molding, or even transform it into an arch. But if you do not accept the absence of this element, then you should install a door with an outward opening or pick up a sliding one. nine0053 Photo: social networks Using a window sill A window sill can be used for other than its intended purpose: turn it into a countertop. This solution is not only one of the most popular in modern design, but also helps to visually expand the space of small kitchens. Photo: social networks Covering with mirror elements Mirrors in a small area can visually expand the space almost twice. The main thing is to place them correctly and not overdo it. A great option is to hang a mirror near the window, because in this way the influx of natural light will increase in the room. It is also appropriate to cover only a fragment of the wall with a mirror, for example, emphasizing only the dining area. Photo: social networks If you like the unusual, then you can take note of the mirror mosaics and panels. You need to select a mirror shape following the chosen style and configuration of the small kitchen. One of the bold tricks is the placement of mirror elements instead of an apron. It is resorted to when the countertop has a rather narrow size, thereby visually expanding it. Remodeling If the kitchen is adjacent to, for example, a living room or a loggia, then the problem can be solved by combining the two rooms. This step will help create the feeling of a spacious modern space, as well as make the small kitchen much brighter. At the same time, it is not necessary to demolish the entire wall, part of it can be turned into a bar counter or given under a functional countertop. A visually combined room can be zoned using different floor or wall finishes - this technique will help to avoid confusion and harmoniously connect two rooms into one. For example, the kitchen area can be emphasized with tiles, and the living area with parquet. nine0053 Photo: social networks Using a multi-level ceiling to decorate the kitchen area will help divide the space and hide the necessary communications. Photo: social networks
Classic design of a small kitchen worth avoiding. For example, massive window frames and lush chandeliers simply will not find their proper place in a small kitchen. It is also worth choosing more restrained and compact pieces of furniture with a concise design. nine0053Photo: social networks
Small kitchen design in Khrushchev Practicality and minimalism are two faithful companions for any small kitchen in Khrushchev. The kitchen set is the most visible and sometimes cumbersome element. For a small kitchen, it should be more ergonomic and neat, with plain facades without noticeable details and gaps. The comfortable use of the "working triangle", namely the refrigerator, stove and sink, depends on the configuration of the kitchen set. The main points of activity fall on the corners of the figure, between which a person must move freely when cooking. In the conditions of a small-sized kitchen, it is best to use sets in the shape of the letter P or G. At the same time, options for a linear or parallel arrangement of the set are not excluded. The final layout depends on the parameters of a particular room, the location of window and door openings, as well as the main communications. nine0053 Photo: social media Interesting Interior design The main trend in interior design is change. Photo: social networks
Small kitchen design 6 sq. m The secret of a successful kitchen layout of 6 sq. When designing an interior, do not focus too much on small details. Choose the style you like and create within it. Some elements are perfectly acceptable to be replaced by available alternatives. For the design of a kitchen of 6 square meters. meters, palettes of light shades, oval and round shapes of objects are ideal. But clear lines in this case should be avoided, as they can already narrow the small space of the kitchen. Photo: social networks If the room is in the shape of a square, then a U-shaped kitchen unit is ideal. Photo: social networks
Small kitchen design m Small kitchen area of 5 sq. meters often leads to difficulties for its owner, because it is still a task to properly organize the workspace and dining area. First of all, in order to get a functional and cozy room for a small kitchen, you need to think over the “working triangle”. Photo: social networks You can also resort to combining space, which will increase the area of \u200b\u200bthe kitchen. You can combine with a living room or a loggia. Between the two rooms, you can install a sliding glass loft partition or an arched opening.
Small corner kitchen design Furniture and household appliances are located near two adjacent walls, forming the letter L, thus leaving room for a full-fledged dining area. To create such a kitchen in a small area, you need a room that is close to a square in shape, then all the elements will be conveniently located, and not just fill the useful centimeters of the area. In addition, the corner option can be called a universal option for arranging a kitchen in any style. Corner kitchen options depend on how the furniture is connected. It can be done in three ways, as a result of which the design of the corner pedestal takes on a different shape: straight, beveled or semicircular. A right angle connection is the most functional and convenient way in a small kitchen area. Thus, it will turn out to arrange the headset more compactly and conveniently. Photo: social networks Corner kitchen, allows you to put a refrigerator, sink and stove according to the rules of the "working triangle" - at an equal distance from each other. This will save time for cooking, because all the main items will be directly accessible. The system of internal storage of kitchen utensils is also fully provided, it is possible to zone the space into a working and dining area. Think over the little things - for how many people the kitchen is equipped, what appliances can include several devices at once, etc. Photo: social networks Light sources play an equally important role in the visual expansion of the space, but with them, as well as with decor, the rule of harmonious quantity applies, which contributes to comfort in the room. It is better to hang the main light source above the dining area or in the center, and in addition, spotlights can be placed along the perimeter of the ceiling. Do not forget about the work area, be sure to organize a lighting scenario for it, using LED strips and a separate switch. nine0053 Expert opinion Denis Serov, interior designer Such a kitchen usually has a solid color, lightly milled fronts, and the general trend is to extend the upper cabinets to the ceiling. It is necessary to dissolve the appearance of the headset and place your accessories behind minimalist facades, so the modern kitchen interior will become light and attractive.
Popular Questions and Answers If the kitchen is small, the following guidelines must be followed. Decide whether you need a stove with four burners or just two, so you can provide +30 cm to the worktop, which is missing the most. nine0003 Kitchen cabinets are best made up to the ceiling. At the same time, the upper cabinets should not be split into two parts, but made one high (1 m high). If the ceiling height of the kitchen is more than 2.7 m, then you can divide the cabinets into two parts. The oven is best placed under the hob and the microwave oven (if required) in the upper drawers. The freed up space can be added to the kitchen worktop. Refrigerator not built-in is better - it's more democratic (and the kitchen itself will cost less), but it is larger in volume by about 25%. In 90% of cases it will be right to have a white kitchen and light walls. Photo: pexels.com What are the main techniques for visually expanding the space of a small kitchen? In 90% of cases it will be right to make a white kitchen and light walls. Apron - large-format tiles. On the floor, too, you do not need to grind. The ideal tile size is 60 * 60 mm, this condition also applies to the apron. Place cabinets close to the ceiling to visually raise the height of the room, because usually they are not high in small apartments and Khrushchevs. For those who are especially brave, I would recommend mirrors, for example, on the wall next to the table. The ceilings are white and without levels (it would be good to use a stretch matte ceiling). It is better to choose porcelain stoneware for the floor and for the backsplash of the same color, and indeed from the same collection, so that there are fewer colors and textures. What are the best trending color combinations and textures for small kitchen design? I would use 80% white. I would give warm shades to the floor and countertop. The room and the suite can be made white, and bright-colored chairs, curtains or an apron can be used as an accent. It will look aesthetically expensive, and visually a small room will seem larger. Solutions are also good when light gray is used in combination with a white kitchen. nine0053 How should small kitchens be lit? The first group of lighting is the backsplash lighting, the second is the lamps along the kitchen furniture. 
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Do not clutter up the space of a small kitchen with unnecessary accessories - think over your minimum set of devices. Built-in appliances, transforming furniture and folding structures will ideally fit into small footage. nine0003 
Rigid textures and rough shapes lead directly to natural wood - a material that perfectly emphasizes the style. Stone is the second companion from which you can make a countertop for a work surface or an apron. Only in conditions of small meters, it is still not worth using massive structures made of wood or stone, it is better to do with finishing or light decoration, for example, cover the floor with a rough oak board and hang curtains made of natural linen. A modern approach allows you to replace natural materials with safe alternatives. nine0053 
Simple materials, neutral tones and modern high-tech appliances will definitely help in shaping the look of your unique kitchen. nine0053 
Think about how often you use all? If not, then you should give preference to a two-burner built-in module. It is designed exactly like a full-fledged hob, only much smaller in width. 
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In addition, the tabletop provides two full-fledged dining places, which is ideal for a small family. 
Sometimes mirrors can also replace facades on a kitchen set. In this case, strength plays an important role - choose the most durable mirror glass, because when subjected to mechanical stress, it should not crack. nine0053 
With the help of glass partitions and sliding doors, it is possible to provide for competent zoning of two spaces. Another useful technique is separation with furniture. At the border of the two zones, place a sofa, a rack or an island table, but at the same time, these elements should not interfere with the penetration of natural light into the room. nine0053 
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The new decade sets the direction for fresh trends and cultural shifts. Our home is a place where you can escape from the noisy world, even if only for a short time. At the same time, every human soul wants to plunge into refined comfort and warm coziness. If there is not enough variety, then you can add zest to the kitchen interior with the help of an apron made of durable triplex glass, after placing an interesting print on its surface. As for the dining area, often small kitchens cannot accommodate a full-fledged one, so you have to look for another solution. One good option would be to place a narrow bar counter with high stools or folding structures. The role of the dining table can be perfectly performed by a converted window sill. nine0053 
meters, primarily determined by the placement of all kitchen furniture. Since the main filling of the kitchen is household appliances and furniture, it is worthwhile to determine in advance the exact location of the refrigerator, stove and sink. Here, sometimes you can’t do without the services of manufacturing custom-made furniture strictly according to your size, because standard items, as a rule, occupy much more than the usable area of a small-sized kitchen. It also gives an incomparable advantage, because such kitchens are truly unique. nine0003 
A sink can be placed at the window, and the stove and refrigerator are symmetrically closer to the center of the walls. Thus, the fastest access to the main vertices of the "working triangle" will be fully provided. The L-shaped headset can be used if you intend to leave free space for the dining area. It is best to mount the sink in the corner, and the rest of the items on opposite sides of it. Narrower rooms resembling a rectangle are optimal for accommodating a linear and parallel headset. nine0053 
It is necessary to engage in the process of cooking in conditions of convenience, when all interior elements and objects are located in direct access. Therefore, the functionality of furniture arrangement implies the maximum rammed number of interior items without frills. Kitchen sets in their configuration can be very different: L- and U-shaped, as well as linear and parallel. Making furniture to order will be the best option for organizing the space of a small kitchen. The more tasks one item can do, the better. Transformer furniture is the most anticipated design that will allow you to successfully use all the compartments for storing various kitchen accessories. nine0053 
Loft partitions have a great advantage - a thin profile and high throughput, due to which the kitchen room will be filled with daylight. You can also use a standard door, but with a glass sheet, which will also allow you to adjust the small footage. An interesting accent will also help to win the area, visually distracting attention from the modest meters of the kitchen. nine0053 
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Usually the layout of the kitchen is close in shape to a square or rectangle, with a door on one side and a window on the other. A wall with a window is often not filled with furniture due to a battery. Therefore, as an option, deepen the battery into the wall and continue the kitchen along the wall with a window. There is nothing more sophisticated than a window sink. nine0053 
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