Not
everyone is lucky enough to have a large and bright kitchen in their
house.Small
kitchens are very common in extemely old and very new houses and
flats.In
order to make the most of the room that is, to many, the most important room in
any house, you need to ensure that you make the most of the space available and
that the kitchen works well for everyone.
A lot of designers will simply not touch a small kitchen, however if you find yourself a good designer they will not be worried about the size of the room as they will have the experience and knowledge to make the most of the space available and create a great kitchen.A lot of the designers in the large chains will be ok designing a kitchen for a large room where they do not have to make compromises or actually think about how to make the most of your space, they just pick the worktops and the finish of the cupboards.It would require a good quality designer to help you make effective use of the space you have in your small kitchen and still get everything you need.
Using appliances which are hidden in cupboards, combined with appliances which are mounted on the worktop and then effective selection of cupboards around the kitchen and clever tricks with cupboards you can make sure that your kitchen feels larger than it is.
Keeping the most space available while trying to fit everything in to room is the toughest part of designing for a small kitchen.A bespoke kitchens manufacturer can measure up your room and ensure that you make the most of the space by creating custom cupboards that will fit perfectly within the room without any dead space.
They can use a variety little changes combined with their knowledge, such as creating cupboards which are not as deep as a standard cupboard, floor to ceiling (rather than head height) cupboards and high level cupboards in certain areas of the room can keep floor space free, so that the kitchen does not become small and cramped.
The final tip for making the most of small bespoke kitchen is to be ruthless with what cupboards and storage space you actually need.Removing a cupboard from the plan could reduce the cost and also give you a little more space in the kitchen.Make sure that you do not fall into the trap of cutting back too far and end up losing storage space that you need though.
Just because the kitchen is small it doesn’t mean it can’t be beautiful and practical!
A lot of designers will simply not touch a small kitchen, however if you find yourself a good designer they will not be worried about the size of the room as they will have the experience and knowledge to make the most of the space available and create a great kitchen.A lot of the designers in the large chains will be ok designing a kitchen for a large room where they do not have to make compromises or actually think about how to make the most of your space, they just pick the worktops and the finish of the cupboards.It would require a good quality designer to help you make effective use of the space you have in your small kitchen and still get everything you need.
Using appliances which are hidden in cupboards, combined with appliances which are mounted on the worktop and then effective selection of cupboards around the kitchen and clever tricks with cupboards you can make sure that your kitchen feels larger than it is.
Keeping the most space available while trying to fit everything in to room is the toughest part of designing for a small kitchen.A bespoke kitchens manufacturer can measure up your room and ensure that you make the most of the space by creating custom cupboards that will fit perfectly within the room without any dead space.
They can use a variety little changes combined with their knowledge, such as creating cupboards which are not as deep as a standard cupboard, floor to ceiling (rather than head height) cupboards and high level cupboards in certain areas of the room can keep floor space free, so that the kitchen does not become small and cramped.
The final tip for making the most of small bespoke kitchen is to be ruthless with what cupboards and storage space you actually need.Removing a cupboard from the plan could reduce the cost and also give you a little more space in the kitchen.Make sure that you do not fall into the trap of cutting back too far and end up losing storage space that you need though.
Just because the kitchen is small it doesn’t mean it can’t be beautiful and practical!
