04 Feb 10 Tips to Maximise Kitchen Space
Are you stuck in a tiny kitchen? Frustrated at the lack of space available? Don’t worry, here are 6 tips to help you maximise kitchen space and create a more livable home.
All White
An all-white colour scheme may come across as sterile, however, it can also help to make the space appear larger. White will reflect light and bounce it around the room, creating the illusion of a larger space. It’s a good idea to pair white with other light woods or neutral colours to add warmth to the area.
Choose Accented Colours
Choosing a single hue is a great way to make your space appear larger. However, this style might not be for everyone. One way to solve this problem is by including a bright accent. Be sure to use the accent colour only in slim lines to ensure it doesn’t create an overpowering effect.
Combine Your Benchtop & Kitchen Table
A great way to reduce clutter and streamline your furniture is by combining your benchtop and kitchen table. This will help to create a more cohesive look and maximise kitchen space.
Foldable Furniture
Foldable furniture is a great option for small spaces. Oftentimes, foldable pieces are less expensive than their solid counterparts. All the more reason to keep a set of foldable tables and chairs for use in the kitchen.
Go Handleless
Cabinet doorknobs have a surprisingly large effect on the space of a room. They stick out and often make a space feel smaller than it actually is. An easy way to solve this problem is by opting for handless drawers. This will help to create a cleaner, more streamlined visual aesthetic.
Internal Window
Is your kitchen completely enclosed? Lacking sunshine and good vibes? A good way to overcome this is by installing an internal window. By doing this, you can “borrow” sunlight from an adjacent room. If well thought out, a window could also double as a glass splashback.
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