Space is finite on planet Earth and the same applies to many kitchens across the globe. Designers face challenges and create opportunities for innovation in these seemingly smaller spaces to reveal kitchens that are wonderfully versatile and just as beautiful as their expansive counterparts. But this isn’t always the case. It’s easy to get lost in the Pinterest spiral and think that something will look equally as enticing in a smaller space or will give your kitchen greater functionality. The key to making your kitchen look and feel larger relies heavily on understanding the space and turning limitations into opportunities.
What does this mean though? Essentially, you want to make sure you’re using every inch of space wisely while ensuring your kitchen feels open, airy, and well-lit. To help you navigate the dos and don’ts, we’ve spoken to interior designers and kitchen experts for their expertise, highlighting the most common kitchen errors and how to avoid them. They discuss key design considerations like your lighting and ceiling height as well as the importance of everyday maintenance in keeping your modern kitchen from looking smaller.
