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Even the smallest kitchen offers enough storage space to store all kitchen utensils.
You just have to know how to use the available space wisely.
Not every apartment is equipped with a spacious kitchen.
In old apartments there is often little space left to store all the storage containers, appliances and kitchen utensils.
But even in the smallest kitchen you can cook wonderfully if you sort out unnecessary things first and use the remaining space wisely.
Use space wisely in small kitchens: 4 tips
Small kitchens often don't have enough space to accommodate all of the kitchen utensils.
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Use the walls and ceiling:
If the kitchen cupboards are already full, use the space on the walls: a simple shelf is often enough to accommodate storage containers, pepper mills or kitchen scales.
Small spice racks also keep the area around the stove clear.
Don't forget the ceiling either: hanging shelves or decorative hanging baskets can be attached here.
Insides of doors:
Kitchen cabinet doors can also be
Inside
Use it to store kitchen utensils - for example using a hook rack.
Use space twice:
It's not just the right storage containers that are important in order to use every corner in the cupboards.
With the help of
Shelf inserts and hanging baskets can often be used to store twice the amount of supplies or dishes in kitchen cupboards.
This makes it much easier for you to access the individual utensils without having to rearrange them.
Serving trolley:
If you can still find a free space in your kitchen, a serving trolley with wheels is a clever option for expanding your kitchen.
There is not only room for pot holders, dishes or vases, the trolley can also be used as a storage area for mixers etc. or as an extended work surface.
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Avoid mistakes when setting up your kitchen
Mistakes in kitchen planning can also cause the space in the kitchen to gradually dwindle.
Many people fill their work surfaces with devices that are rarely used anyway.
If you only use your waffle iron twice a year, it's better to store it in the basement or pantry and only take it out when you really need it.
Don't like your kitchen anymore?
Small changes are often enough to give the room a new look.