Galley kitchens are notoriously one of the most difficult kitchen layouts to work with - they're too narrow to squeeze in an island and lack a back wall to bridge the two sides, making storage a hot commodity. As a result, when a small galley kitchen is done right, it's more impressive than even the most expansive, high-budget kitchen renovations.
This ballet-slipper pink kitchen in a North-West London home shows how simple it is to bring personality into a small space in a way that feels accessible. Designed by renovation platform Beams, who aim to bring interior design to the masses by working with local experts for a project-managed process, this kitchen shows that a difficult shape or compact space is not a hindrance but rather an exciting challenge.
