Kitchen Design Tips For Small Kitchens

When it comes to kitchens having lots of space can expand the range of options you have to create your dream room but what if you don’t have the luxury of oodles of space? Is your dream kitchen out of reach? Not in the slightest, in fact, we think the best things come in small packages and this short blog will explain how to get the most from the space you have.

Tip 1 – Get The Lighting Right:

There’s a reason photographers spend so long getting the right light and a kitchen is exactly the same, particularly if the space is small. When choosing lighting it’s important to remember that the more reflective light that there is, the bigger your space will seem. Things like mirrors or splashbacks combined with under unit lighting and natural spotlights can make the kitchen space you have appear a lot bigger than it is.

Integrate Your Appliances:

When working with a small space it’s important to think clean and organised. A kitchen that is free of clutter and has a uniform look will always appear larger than it is. Integrated appliances are a great way of ensuring that your kitchen achieves both not to mention the additional floor space that can be saved by not having standalone units and appliances.

Maximise Your Storage Space:

In our last blog, we talked about the importance of storage space and how to ensure you squeeze the most from your kitchen. Well if there was ever a time to paid heed to that advice it’s when dealing with a smaller space. In particular we highlighted the corner space in a kitchen and how we can use clever engineering to ensure that space is used to its fullest potential turning a corner into a space that pulls out into a fully functioning corner storage unit.

So there you have it our top tips for making the most out of your space and how to turn any kitchen into a luxury environment within your home. If you need any additional advice or would like to consult with our design specialists then get in touch with us today.