While you may have a small kitchen, that does not mean that it has to feel dingy and cramped. There are many ways you can bring a sense of space to your kitchen, including some with little financial outlay.
Colour
Dark colours can make a small kitchen feel even smaller. So if this is a problem, consider painting the walls. White is the best for opening up a space, but you can also use pale shades of other colours or a bright, sunny yellow to bring a vibrancy to the kitchen.
Reduce the cabinets
Cabinets can take up considerable space in a kitchen and it may be worth removing some and using open shelving instead. You could also opt for slimline lower cabinets to help open up more floor space.
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Declutter
A completely free way to create space in the kitchen is to declutter it. Crowded shelves and bursting cupboards will make the space feel cramped, so get rid of anything you don’t need.
You can also find different ways to store items, such as on hooks below the cabinets or shelves to free up space on the shelf. While ornaments and kitchen plants can add a personal touch, use them sparingly.
Mirrors
Mirrors are a great way to create an illusion of space. You could hang a large mirror or use mirror tiles as splashbacks. To add to the effect, use reflective surfaces elsewhere in the kitchen, such as high-gloss paint, shiny floors and stainless-steel appliances.
Light
Make the most of your kitchen window, as letting in natural light, particularly when the sun is shining, gives an impression of an airy space. To maximise the light, keep the kitchen window sill free of clutter and avoid covering the window with blinds or curtains to make the window feel as large as possible.