Ok, been a while but we have (slowly) but doing some things. 1) New kitchen shelves and new wall mounted spice rack (ikea picture shelves), 2) New white unit at the back of kitchen (with new coffee machine on it) 3) Mirror on the wall about white unit 4) Two new more modern ceiling flights to replace the chandeliers 5) Painted the entire room myself, except the ceiling as you can see. I simply don't have a ladder tall enough to get up there as the ceilings are so high. 6) New PVC table cloth to stop my 8 month old ruining the wooden table. 7) To the left of the new white unit, got rid of wine fridge (did shed a tear) and bought a new standard fridge to help with the load of the other fridge - so we now have a fridge for veggies / fruit and my sons food and one for meat / drinks/ cheese etc The result, i think, is a much nicer, lighter and spacious room and we've managed to create a hell of a lot more cupboard and fridge space for ourselves which was much needed. I hated the old chandeliers and i'm delighted with the new lights we chose. I'll do some better photos soon but wanted to update this. Thanks to all who made comments and suggested things ! (of course all the entire apartment is 100% High CRI Dimmable LED Lights (my own company). Chris

I can't link you to that one but here's some ideas online,not sure if it helps or not

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The space constraints of urban living means that a simple, slimline 7 bottle wine cooler would do the job for wine lovers who only want to keep a handful of bottles at the perfect temperature for drinking! If you've got dead space in your kitchen, a wine rack could be a practical use of space because flexible wine racking allows you to store more than just wine; Champagne, fizzy drinks and cordial bottles work just as well too. You can even have it match the colour of your fridge! If wine is your passion and you have a spare cupboard or alcove space in your home, then you could create your very own wine closet - you really don't need a lot of space to create wine storage for several 100 bottles.