Creating an efficient and beautiful small kitchen design is often a tall order that requires satisfying both core needs and whims while dealing with several restrictions. However, there are some fundamental principles that, when applied, can help turn your small kitchen design into a thoroughly enjoyable and livable masterpiece. >>
"Limits are liberating." ~ Adam JudgeA small kitchen design can be a challenging but very rewarding endeavor. Just because you have a limited space to work with doesn’t mean you can’t fulfill all your functional and aesthetic needs. Here’s a list of top tips to maximize layout, floor space, and work surfaces. Part 2 of this post focuses on small kitchen design guidelines for storage, appliances and aesthetics. >>
FIRST THINGS FIRST1. What is your budget?Designing a new kitchen is a big, long-term investment. Costs tend to pile up quickly when you bring together cabinetry, appliances, backsplashes, countertops, flooring, and lighting. Plumbing, electrical and structural work might also be required, depending on the existing conditions. It is therefore important to have a clear idea of what you can afford. >>
