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09-22-2015, 12:59 AM
16 Tricks for Maximizing Space in a Tiny Kitchen, Urban Edition
http://img-s-msn-com.akamaized.net/tenant/amp/entityid/AAerASk.img?h=100&w=100&m=6&q=60&o=f&l=fA roundup of ingenious kitchen spaces—some ** larger than a closet—that are minuscule yet functional (and full of ideas to steal). 1. Do Away with Cabinet Hardware Above: Uncluttered countertops, lofty ceilings, and hardware-free cabinetry make this kitchen in the Villa Piedad in Spain by architect Maria Badiola seem larger; via Huh Magazine. 2. Use a Mo**chrome Palette (Kitchen Faucet Included) Above: In Mischa Lampert's tiny NYC studio, even the kitchen faucet is white, creating a blank canvas; photo by Genevieve Garruppo via Lonny. 3. Install a Cantilivered Table Above: A cantilevered table in the tiny Wroclaw, Poland, kitchen of architect Ewa Czerny of 3XA saves precious floorspace (one leg is better than two); via Architizer. 4. Consider an All-in-One Kitchen Unit Above: A truly tiny Avanti 30-Inch Complete Compact Kitchen with Refrigerator at the Spruceton Inn. Photo via A Journal. 5. Use a Tiny Kitchen Island as Room Divider Above: In the Old Homestead in Provincetown, designers Kristin Hein and Philip Cozzi of Hein+Cozzi built a small kitchen island that defines a kitchen area without breaking up the loftlike feel of the space. See more at Low-Key Luxury: The New Old Homestead in Provincetown. 6. Choose a Skinny Fridge Above: A tiny kitchen by Ore Studios has a refrigerator that measures a mere 24 inches; see more at 5 Favorites: Skinny Refrigerators. 7. Make a DIY Wall-Mounted Wire Storage Rack Above: Make a DIY $38 Wire Pot Rack That's Perfect for a Compact Kitchen via A Beautiful Mess. 8. Source a High-Style Folding Table Above: The Table Plus from UK-based Magnet Kitchens offers an extra work or dining surface and includes extra storage space. The leather pockets are handy for stashing mail and magazines. 9. Think Like a Puzzle Maker Above: A tiny kitchen by Mesh Architectures occupies a **ok in a 300-square-foot art dealer's studio. Bonus points: The high-mounted oven includes a drop-down feature. See Remodelista's Favorite Space Saving Appliances for Small Kitchens. 10. Build a Tall & Slim Bar Counter Above: A tall, slim table serves as a seating counter in the tiny kitchen of Karlijn de Jong, via Lisanne van de Klift. 11. Install a Bar Sink Above: Karin Montgomery Spath used a tiny bar sink and slotted in a two-burner cooktop to create a mini kitchen in an Auckland space; see more at Small-Space Living: An Airy Studio Apartment in a Garage. Photo by Matthew Williams. 12. Hang Utensils on the Wall as Art Above: A galley kitchen in London by Mlinaric, Henry & Zervudachi featuring walls of framed photographs and—ingeniously—kitchen implements either hung from hooks or mounted directly on the wall for immediate access. 13. Consider a Radiant Electric Cooktop Surface Above: Use a smooth surface electric cooktop to streamline the look of a tiny kitchen; photo of a minimalist Stockholm apartment via Design Attractor. 14. Use Vertically Stacked Subway Tile Above: In a London apartment, architect Charles Mellersch tiled the walls in vertically stacked subway tiles to create a sense of loftiness. 15. Spec an Integrated Sink and Countertop Above: An integrated stainless sink/countertop in a revamped carriage house in an Oakland carriage house by Christi Azevedo provides a seamless work area, see more at A California Carriage House Transformed. 16. Use Every Inch of Vertical Real Estate Above: Use the space above your kitchen cabinets for additional storage; when Danielle Arceneaux overhauled her Park Slope kitchen, she added an additional shelf above her cabinets and gained space for displaying her bowl collection; see more at Reader Rehab: Danielle's DIY Kitchen Remodel for Under $500. For more small-space living ideas, see Radical Downsizing: High/Low Mini Kitchens and Race-Car-Style Appliances for the Compact Kitchen. More Stories from Remodelista Next Wave Cookware from a UK Entrepreneur Philadelphia Story: Two Creatives Tackle Their Own Kitchen 10 Easy Pieces: Kitchen Countertop Appliances, Small-Space Living Edition
http://img-s-msn-com.akamaized.net/tenant/amp/entityid/AAerASk.img?h=100&w=100&m=6&q=60&o=f&l=fA roundup of ingenious kitchen spaces—some ** larger than a closet—that are minuscule yet functional (and full of ideas to steal). 1. Do Away with Cabinet Hardware Above: Uncluttered countertops, lofty ceilings, and hardware-free cabinetry make this kitchen in the Villa Piedad in Spain by architect Maria Badiola seem larger; via Huh Magazine. 2. Use a Mo**chrome Palette (Kitchen Faucet Included) Above: In Mischa Lampert's tiny NYC studio, even the kitchen faucet is white, creating a blank canvas; photo by Genevieve Garruppo via Lonny. 3. Install a Cantilivered Table Above: A cantilevered table in the tiny Wroclaw, Poland, kitchen of architect Ewa Czerny of 3XA saves precious floorspace (one leg is better than two); via Architizer. 4. Consider an All-in-One Kitchen Unit Above: A truly tiny Avanti 30-Inch Complete Compact Kitchen with Refrigerator at the Spruceton Inn. Photo via A Journal. 5. Use a Tiny Kitchen Island as Room Divider Above: In the Old Homestead in Provincetown, designers Kristin Hein and Philip Cozzi of Hein+Cozzi built a small kitchen island that defines a kitchen area without breaking up the loftlike feel of the space. See more at Low-Key Luxury: The New Old Homestead in Provincetown. 6. Choose a Skinny Fridge Above: A tiny kitchen by Ore Studios has a refrigerator that measures a mere 24 inches; see more at 5 Favorites: Skinny Refrigerators. 7. Make a DIY Wall-Mounted Wire Storage Rack Above: Make a DIY $38 Wire Pot Rack That's Perfect for a Compact Kitchen via A Beautiful Mess. 8. Source a High-Style Folding Table Above: The Table Plus from UK-based Magnet Kitchens offers an extra work or dining surface and includes extra storage space. The leather pockets are handy for stashing mail and magazines. 9. Think Like a Puzzle Maker Above: A tiny kitchen by Mesh Architectures occupies a **ok in a 300-square-foot art dealer's studio. Bonus points: The high-mounted oven includes a drop-down feature. See Remodelista's Favorite Space Saving Appliances for Small Kitchens. 10. Build a Tall & Slim Bar Counter Above: A tall, slim table serves as a seating counter in the tiny kitchen of Karlijn de Jong, via Lisanne van de Klift. 11. Install a Bar Sink Above: Karin Montgomery Spath used a tiny bar sink and slotted in a two-burner cooktop to create a mini kitchen in an Auckland space; see more at Small-Space Living: An Airy Studio Apartment in a Garage. Photo by Matthew Williams. 12. Hang Utensils on the Wall as Art Above: A galley kitchen in London by Mlinaric, Henry & Zervudachi featuring walls of framed photographs and—ingeniously—kitchen implements either hung from hooks or mounted directly on the wall for immediate access. 13. Consider a Radiant Electric Cooktop Surface Above: Use a smooth surface electric cooktop to streamline the look of a tiny kitchen; photo of a minimalist Stockholm apartment via Design Attractor. 14. Use Vertically Stacked Subway Tile Above: In a London apartment, architect Charles Mellersch tiled the walls in vertically stacked subway tiles to create a sense of loftiness. 15. Spec an Integrated Sink and Countertop Above: An integrated stainless sink/countertop in a revamped carriage house in an Oakland carriage house by Christi Azevedo provides a seamless work area, see more at A California Carriage House Transformed. 16. Use Every Inch of Vertical Real Estate Above: Use the space above your kitchen cabinets for additional storage; when Danielle Arceneaux overhauled her Park Slope kitchen, she added an additional shelf above her cabinets and gained space for displaying her bowl collection; see more at Reader Rehab: Danielle's DIY Kitchen Remodel for Under $500. For more small-space living ideas, see Radical Downsizing: High/Low Mini Kitchens and Race-Car-Style Appliances for the Compact Kitchen. More Stories from Remodelista Next Wave Cookware from a UK Entrepreneur Philadelphia Story: Two Creatives Tackle Their Own Kitchen 10 Easy Pieces: Kitchen Countertop Appliances, Small-Space Living Edition