TINY KITCHEN DESIGN
Ever heard someone say, ‘the kitchen is the heart of the home’? For those who love to cook and entertain, this is a lifelong mantra that never fades. However, we’re not all cooks and we’re not here to make you into ones. We do know one thing though, kitchens in a tiny space have a large and lasting impact on not only the form but also the function of your entire structure. So whether you like to whip up 5-course meals for your family & friends, or you need to warm up that takeout, we’ve got you covered. At B&B we can ensure you and/or your customers get the best tiny kitchen design for its intended use at whatever scale best fits your project(s).
INGREDIENTS
FRIDGE
STOVETOP & HOOD
SINK & FAUCET
OVEN?
Other:
Microwave
Toaster
Coffee Maker
Blender
Crockpot
ASSEMBLY
It’s not only what is in your tiny kitchen design, but how it is designed that allows for an impactful space.
THE KITCHEN TRIANGLE
The kitchen triangle is an industry standard that all designers live by. Consisting of the three most important ingredients within any kitchen, the Sink, Fridge, & Stove. The way these three elements interact with one another can make or break a kitchen. If you are pulling food out of the fridge that needs to get washed you want easy access to your sink, once that food is washed, you need to be able to reach your stove safely. Not only is it important to ensure their location is conducive to their function, but you must also think about the way in which the fridge door opens, or if you have an oven, can that door open properly and safely?
CUSTOMIZATION
You understand what makes a kitchen function properly, but what about the aesthetics? This is an equally important factor that can drive the entire feeling you experience when in your space. Do you want natural materials that evoke a sense of minimalistic peace, or do you want vibrancy that is exploding with color?
Using the following elements deliberately can enhance whatever message or feeling you are trying to achieve within your tiny kitchen design.
COUNTERS