Small Kitchen Design
Small kitchen designs that most people have are small to medium compared to many of the living large kitchens paraded on TV and heralded on the internet. A small kitchen design feels homey and can be just as functional as any big-boy sized kitchen. People are busy and less space to clean is better. Less is more. More time to spend with the family and more leisure time instead of time spent cleaning a large kitchen clean.
Small kitchens owners embrace their space and make the most of it by not keeping extra kitchen tools, dishes, or countertop appliances. I seem to use the same pots and pans, spatulas, and bowls on a regular basis. An easy no fuss extra storage solution is to box up kitchen pots, pans, bowls, etc. that aren’t necessary everyday and keep them in the garage or basement until needed. A small kitchen design can be as beautiful as any spacious kitchen. It can have a special theme like a retro kitchen, and any or all of this at more affordable prices.
Found on Houzz and listed as Canadian Kitchen, the wide planked Barnboard flooring makes this tiny cottage kitchen space look big. The large apron sink is from Ikea and the white cabinets are also from Ikea; creating a vintage or cottage chic look.
Hi Sarah! Are you home from your summer vacation now? Welcome Back.
small and cute and vintage – that’s how I like ’em!!
Your less is more kitchen is probably as well organized and delightful to see as the rest of you wonderful beach house. Have a great weekend.
Efficient use of space in small kitchens; you are so right. Thanks you for stopping in.
What I really like about small kitchen design is the efficient use of space. It’s brilliant! I’d be so happy in any one of these kitchens! Thanks for sharing!
All of the small kitchens are so cute. I live in a small house with a small kitchen and we definitely ascribe to the less is more school of thought. We even put the microwave in the garage to free up the counter. After a year, we realized we only used it to melt butter so we got rid of it.