Small narrow kitchens

Long narrow kitchens present a few design and functionality concerns. Without taking these issues into account, you risk presenting a cluttered and unwelcoming space to your guests. Luckily, we’ve curated the top tips and tricks for styling your kitchen for more optimal space. With limited space, the storage appears to be practically nonexistent in a […]

things to think about when designing a small kitchen including storage tips, ways to trick the eye into thinking the room is bigger, lighting and layout options.

When we are talking about the kitchen, we often found ourselves wanting to have the best and the brightest kitchen of them all. However, we do not have space

25 simple hacks you need to make your small kitchen feel bigger. We've collated the best tips for creating a more spacious kitchen.

New York City apartments can be notoriously small — like 55 square feet small. One place where it’s easy to feel the lack of square footage in a tiny apartment is the kitchen, but fear not: There are plenty of small-space tips and tools specifically for kitchens. If you’re like Aleena Cherian (@artbyalchemy) and her husband, Jebin, and you own your apartment (or have a permissive landlord), a little DIY can do wonders.

We love a good budget remodel, and that’s exactly what Kaitlin and her husband sent us. The newlyweds bought their home about a month after they tied the knot and, like many of our readers, the first project they tackled was the kitchen and the attached breakfast nook. Check out how they took it from dark and drab to bright and clean without spending more than $200. The biggest change to the space is obviously the paint job on the cabinets.

Queen Christina — Ferrarini & Co.

Attention foodies and amateur chefs: There’s nothing like a beautiful, work-of-art kitchen to inspire homemade meals of the same caliber. Unfortunately for blogger Erin Hermsen (@delaneylaneliving), her kitchen wasn’t the creative cook space she wanted. “It just was not an inspiring space,” she says.

Okay, so I already knew that this post would have to be a two parter. Typically I try to keep Fridays as an organized post highlighting some aspect of the home (ie bathrooms , fire places , closets , etc). But limiting the photos of interior-maj worthy kitchens is basically impossible. Have you e