Small Modular Kitchen Designs

Sara Essex Bradley
corner sink - inbox_coffee

If your wall runs out, it doesn’t mean you have to stop the kitchen there. A couple more units to continue the run can contribute much-needed storage and extra worktop space, too. It’s a more efficient use of floor area than an island, as you only need to ensure you have the walk space around three sides, rather than four. In this kitchen, the peninsula broadens out to accommodate units back to back, maximising storage and wrapping the work surface around the corner. - vinitakunnath

James Smith
storage and design functionality - zahid_gite

2nd floor adjust corner window and sopa - gangadhar_goud

The rack where you can pretty much see all the items. Easier to access while plating. - janardhan_nataraj

Simple, functions as table for two, lots of drawer space/ open shelves. - webuser_417582012

Different layout for a long narrow kitchen. - shobhit_bartarya

Photography by Teri Fotheringham Cabinetry Designed by:Aspen Leaf Kitchens Limited
Kitchen island small n narrow with wheels - mounica231

small and compact - stylco_best

Paired with a Saarinen pedestal table, an upholstered banquette—fabricated and installed by Best & Company—makes full use of a formerly underutilized kitchen corner, now a site for morning coffee, conversation with the cook, and catching up on work before dashing out the door. The dark-stained wood on the frame and adjacent set-back cabinet add natural warmth to the all-white room without detracting from its sense of spaciousness.
side seating I liked for chilled working - trinjhna_khattar

Photo: Holly Marder © 2013 Houzz

kitchen - elizabeth_mathew

Small space, big fitting - manoj_jcmra

Fridge micro oven - milind_shah46

Jutta Rikola
shelf layout, blue tiles - raghavi_tamilselvan

a small galley kitchen opens up to the Dining Room in a 19th century Row House
Small kitchens Appliances can be tricky in kitchens with limited square footage. While a smaller kitchen may have a more straightforward work triangle, sometimes it just won’t work with the layout. 2. Paint cabinets the same colour as the wallsLimiting the cabinetry and the wall colour to a single hue erases visual boundaries that might stop the eye. The conventional school of thought is that pale colours will reflect light and make the space feel bigger, and that’s certainly a safe approach. Bu - vinitakunnath

Projet "La Catherine"
CHANDELIER - natrajbuilders