8 Small Kitchen Remodeling Ideas That Will Make Your Space Feel Greater

Mar 21

Are you so frustrated with the layout of your kitchen that you are considering tearing it down and starting a remodel from scratch?

Unfortunately, not all people have the resources or the space to build the gourmet kitchen of their dreams. Don't worry if that's your reality. You can do so much even with a small kitchen.

These incredible small kitchen ideas will help you get creative.

8 Tips For Small Kitchen Remodeling

Optical illusions can be a great way of making small kitchen spaces feel bigger. These illusions can be used in almost any space and budget.

1. Incorporate creative painting strategies

Paint is a cost-effective and easy way to remodel small kitchens. Paint can give a room drama and coziness.

There are many ways you can make your small kitchen look larger with paint.

Use neutral and light colors
Or, paint darker cabinets a lighter or darkened color and paint upper cabinets lighter (creating an illusion of height).
Pops of color can be added behind open shelving or on an accent wall.
Keep your ceilings white
Avoid matte paint. Use satin or eggshell to make the space feel larger.

2. Replacing cabinet doors with glass, and/or adding open shelving

Glass doors for cabinets, and/or cabinets that are open can give the illusion of more space. However, this trick requires that you keep your shelves clear of clutter.

You can use glass cabinets or open shelves to transform your space.

Stay with a color palette. Put all white or red dishes on display and keep mismatched dishes somewhere else.
Balance smaller items and larger items
You can keep everything functional by keeping only the essentials you use each day near you and putting them on higher, more accessible shelves.

3. Try geometric patterns

Geometric patterns for small kitchens are on the rise. It's a fun addition to your kitchen.

You can add geometric patterns to your kitchen with wallpaper, tile, or kitchen accessories, such as a floor-runner.

Don't add too many geometric designs. Your kitchen will look more chaotic the more you add.

4. add mirrors to your surfaces

Mirrors open up space by reflecting light. You can either install a mirror in your small kitchen or add a reflective backsplash.

A mirror will help make an eat-in kitchen appear bigger. A mirror in your dining area is thought to increase your capacity to keep wealth.

5. Connect your Kitchen and the Great Outdoors

Do you have any outdoor space other than your kitchen walls that's beautiful? French doors are definitely worth the cost. They'll bring light into your space and expand the view out of doors.

6. Add some Accent Lights

Our eyes are attracted by shadows. They can make small spaces feel cramped. Accent lights, especially for shelves and under cabinets, reduce shadows. This can make small spaces appear larger, which will increase its functionality.

7. Streamline Your Storage Space

A small kitchen is not only cramped but also looks and feels cramped.

We recommend spending time decluttering and taking inventory.

Once you have cleared your clutter, you will be able to make the most of the space that you have by investing in appropriate organizational elements such as corner cabinets. Make sure to hide your coffee pot or toaster but keep them readily accessible.

8. Increase the space with Horizontal Stripes

We all know wearing horizontal stripes, wide and thick, can make us appear larger than we really are. You can also add horizontal stripes to your kitchen. These stripes are easily added using wallpaper, tile, flooring, or rug.

Hire a Contractor

You might think it is possible to save money on a small kitchen remodel by doing it yourself. In some cases, this may be true. However, this can lead to higher costs in the long term.

A contractor can help you solve any problems that may arise, including electrical, structural, or plumbing. It is rare for a remodel to be as simple as tiling and painting, especially in older houses.

Cedar Park Home Remodelers

Cedar Park, Tx

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