Having a small kitchen space is not always a liability. A massive, spacious kitchen quickly loses its appeal if your lifestyle does not warrant it, while a small well-designed kitchen can present a surprising number of advantages.

You want to design a small kitchen, follow the tips below:  

Keep It Light The first piece of advice for a small kitchen is always to lighten up your kitchen paint colours. By doing this, you instantly add the feeling of space because light colours reflect lots of light. 

Shrink the Sink It is easy to ignore the alternatives when we’re so used to the 12-foot-long sink/counter combination. Popular kitchen design trends such as the massive sink and countertop are not always the best choices. In a small kitchen, put the sink in its own area, so that you can free up other areas of the kitchen for food preparation.

Waste No Space There is a problem with storage in a limited-space kitchen since adding storage reduces the available work area. Using wall and pantry cabinets that reach to the ceiling should be the plan. While the gap at the top might look attractive (it makes the wall cabinets seem less imposing), it takes up valuable space in a small kitchen. Fill it in!

Go All Out with the Backsplash Small kitchens don’t have much room for decoration. Therefore, when they are available, decorate them so that they are sumptuous. You can start with the backsplash since a fancy treatment here will liven up the entire kitchen.

 
Keep Floor Tile Large and Light Tiny tiles make your small kitchen appear crowded and cramped, while large tiles make it appear airier and larger.