4 Small Kitchen Design Tricks You Will Love

When it comes to small kitchen design, there are a few key elements that can make or break the space. And designing a small kitchen can sometimes be a challenge.

With careful planning and strategic design choices, you can create a small kitchen that is both functional and stylish.

Here are four small kitchen design tricks you will thank us for.

One of the biggest challenges in small kitchen design is finding enough storage space. To make the most of a small space, incorporate smart storage choices like integrated bins, pull-out or rotating corner shelves, and vertical spice racks. Utilising every nook and cranny will help maximise storage and keep the space seem more open and airy.

Another great way to make a small kitchen seem bigger is to incorporate handleless cabinets. The seamless appearance of handleless cabinets gives the illusion of more space, while the lack of 'fuss' makes the space feel more relaxed and inviting. Alternatively, you could opt for cabinet doors with recessed handles for a similar effect.

Good lighting is vital in any kitchen design, but it's especially crucial in a small space. Strategic lighting can make a small room feel brighter and more open. This is especially important if your client wants a medium or dark colour palette, as light colours can make a space feel smaller. Incorporate ambient, task, and accent lighting to create a well-lit room that feels welcoming and comfortable.

Another trick for making a small kitchen appear bigger is incorporating reflective surfaces. Gloss-finish cabinets, glass splashbacks, and stainless steel appliances all add depth and dimension to a small space. The reflection of light also makes the room feel brighter and more open.

So if you need help with a tricky kitchen renovation, don't hesitate to contact us. We'll be more than happy to lend our expertise!