Don't let a tiny kitchen get you down.
These nine kitchens are proof you can have a small space that looks great and has plenty of room to tackle even the most ambitious meals.
Galley kitchens are known for their long, tight space, but that doesn’t have to be a negative thing. They can also be ultra-efficient. Take advantage of the tight quarters and easy access to the fridge and pantry with sleek built-in cabinets.
A-Frame style homes are a favorite here at Sunset, but they can also be tricky to layout and style. Closet and cabinet space are often lacking, but open shelving can help add a little more space for essentials.
Small kitchens typically have less counter space, so keeping just the essentials on display helps to clear up clutter and make more space for chopping and mixing.
No room for a dining area? Get more use out of your kitchen island by pulling up some sleek barstools.
A hanging pot rack is a great way to reclaim space, while a simple bar attached to a cabinet can be a prime hangout spot for your whisks, tongs, strainers—you name it.
Turn even the tiniest kitchen into a jewel box space by painting the cabinets a saturated hue. It’s a significant change that won’t take more than a weekend.
Airstreams are pretty cramped as it is, but adding light colors, warm wood elements, and cozy fabrics (like these pastel plush cushions) can help make a small space feel airier.
Don’t discount odd corners in your home, instead transform them into useful spaces like a sitting area, storage, or even a second sink.
Kitchens that are closed in can feel really confined, but adding bright overhead lights and minimizing top cabinets and shelves can make the space feel a little lighter and brighter.