Small Kitchen Design
Hello,
I have a small property with a very small kitchen. I don’t have a big budget so knocking down walls isn’t an option. The kitchen as it is is not practical and wastes a lot of space and storage. Currently The corners are not utilised at all, just wasted space. It needs to accommodate a washing machine also. Could anyone help with how would be best to redesign the space to optimise storage and work surface? What colours work better in small spaces etc. I’m decorating every room and will be putting in new flooring, ideally the flooring in the kitchen would be a continuation of the living area. Thank you.
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6 years ago- 6 years ago
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