Maximising Your Tiny Kitchen Space with Customised Cabinets

November 23, 2015

Maximising space in your tiny kitchen will make it more convenient and efficient. One of the best ways to take advantage of the space is with customised cabinets. Even if the space in your kitchen has reached its maximum, there are countless ways to increase the volume of storage space you have by utilizing customised cabinets.

Abundant Cabinet Space

Although multiple-shelf units can vary by manufacturer, they are engineering opportunities for front-access cabinets. For instance, when you open the cabinet, shelves directly behind it pull out automatically. Generally the back section is positioned in the corner, but it moves into view when the door opens.

Beneath the Sink

The space under the sink is a challenge and often becomes a catch all place for miscellaneous items. This is due to plumbing fixtures and the dark environment. However, you can remedy the chaos with stacking shelves, tilting custom made drawers and door racks.

Storage for Dishes

Instead of just placing your dishes and glasses in the cupboards, you can incorporate them into a personalized design. For example, customised shelves can be designed to hold plates and bowls. Space can also be utilized by having hooks on a rail to hold cups.

Drawers

Drawers are not just for assorted items, they are perfect for storing dishes. Custom designed drawers can have secure wooden pegs secured into holes to prevent dishes from banging against each other when the drawer opens. This type of design can free up space in the cupboards plus give you easy access to dishes.

Drawers can also be designed into two sectionals. Basically, the top drawer slides on runners that are attached inside the bottom section.

Between Cabinets and In Corners

In many designs, there is small space between cabinets that is wasted. This space can be used for narrow items like a pullout knife rack. Also, the far end of corner cabinets is rarely used because items are hard to reach. A lazy Susan in a corner cabinet can give you a lot more storage area.

Hutches

Hutches are a great solution for maximising space in a tiny kitchen. They are like a cabinet chest that contains open shelves and a few drawers. Hutches usually have raised legs and can be customised to fit your décor. They are ideal for holding small appliances like toasters, blenders, coffee makers and microwaves.

Build Up

One of the best ways to attain extra storage in a tiny kitchen is to have customised cabinets that extend to the ceiling. Poorly designed kitchens generally have at least a few feet of empty space above the cupboards. Cabinets that extend just a few extra feet will give you a great deal more kitchen space.

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