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Maximize your tiny kitchen with these easy remodeling tips

If you have a small kitchen, then you know how easily it can become cluttered and disorganized. Kitchen remodeling can help you maximize a small amount of space, create the illusion of more area, and help you create a place that is not only organized but also highly functional. Here are some of the easiest ways to save space in your favorite room.

1. Tear down walls

For big remodeling jobs, knocking down walls is a great way to open up your cooking space and create a more harmonious flow throughout the house. This is not a task for beginners, so it’s best to check with a professional kitchen remodeling company to make sure you don’t end up bringing down the entire house with the walls.

2. Create a more efficient design

In order to conserve as much space as possible, as well as keep your kitchen fully functional, it’s important to choose the right positions for appliances and storage space.

Any home improvement expert will tell you that there is a golden triangle rule: the three most used appliances in the kitchen should be located in an easily accessible triangle. So, if you’re a baker, it makes sense for the oven to be close to the refrigerator and close to easily accessible baking pan storage. Carefully consider your cooking methods to help you not only conserve space but also create a more functional design.

3. Maximize storage space

This may be easier said than done, but a small investment in some quality cabinets and shelving for your remodel can help you create more space. The easiest and most effective types of cabinets that save space are pull-out drawers and shelves. These allow you to create deep storage spaces that are easily accessible. You also won’t have to worry about loose hinges keeping cabinet doors permanently ajar or finding a stool to get the Christmas plate pushed into the back of a tall shelf.

4. Bring the light

Natural and artificial light can help you open up the space. Large windows facing the sun will give the illusion of a larger space and enhance the ambiance of the room. Interior lighting is also important, so be sure to install overhead and under-counter lighting.

The color palette you choose for your remodeling scheme can also be helpful in maximizing the appearance of the space. Light colors like white, cream, yellow, and pastels will open up the kitchen. Stay away from too many dark colors or a large dark countertop, as this will only make it look more cluttered and cramped.

5. Construction and island

For very small kitchens, this may not be possible, but if space is available, building an island can provide much-needed storage. Kitchen islands give you valuable space for food preparation, lower and upper storage capacity, as well as a casual dining area.

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