you’re able to cook and live largeno matter your square footage.
Theres a common misconception that to have a beautiful home, you have to have plenty of space.
That couldnt be further from the truth.
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Take kitchens, for example.
Looking to make the most of your modest kitchen?
Below are small kitchen ideas that will help you live large in a snug space.
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“This will help you free up space by keeping kitchen appliances out of sight,” Harvey says.
In this beautiful farmhouse design byAnastasia Casey, cozy earth-tones reign supreme.
However, when it comes to kitchens, going vertical can be just as helpful for gaining extra storage.
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The open space underneath also helps the kitchen feel roomier.
However, they can sometimes disrupt the flow of traffic.
Backless chairs can help, too.
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Take, for example, this incredible marbled backsplash that lends some stunning contrast.
Then check out somebacksplash mistakes to avoid, so you know what not to do.
The open railing also lets in more light so the kitchen corner doesn’t feel dark or stuffy.
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And, when youre staring at yourstuffall day, youre going to want to verify its pretty.
The thing is, that may not always look like traditional cabinetry.
In this beautiful space byLiving with Lolo, wee-sized open shelves are incorporated on either side of the stove.
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These are perfect for everything from spices to cookware essentials to decor.
Take this design byBlueberry Jones Design, for example.
Colorful tiling stretches up the wall while bright blue lower cabinetry pop and complement the color story.
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Get creative with placement by keeping it off your counters.
Stored matching glassware helps create an airy and less cluttered feel, as well.
Standalone case goodslike this Butlers Pantry bydeVOL Kitchenscan go a long way towards putting these bonus bits to work.
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Swap solid cabinet fronts for ones made of glass, which will lighten the feel of the entire room.
Here, designerEmilie Fournetchose reeded glass to lessen visual clutter while disguising the contents of each cabinet.
Make Your Backsplash Mini
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Another backsplash option?
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Determine the best area for your double oven, then build your custom cabinetry around it.
One combination to consider?
Add a Graphic Touch
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Stuck with a small kitchenandlow ceilings?
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A tile treatment could be the trick to making the whole room live larger.
Dont Forget Art
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Practical over pretty, right?
Well, not always!
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Lean Into Luxury
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The biggest perk of a small space?
Take this kitchen byMorgan Madison Designfor example.
In this design byHyphen & Co, a very on-theme peel-and-stick wallpaper was added to the bar.
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Photo courtesy ofCatherine HooperofiSPY Home Design
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Photo byMarc MaudlinforTheresa Butler Interiors
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