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Small kitchen resolution

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Sadia Rahman
23 October, 2019, 02:50 pm
Last modified: 23 October, 2019, 03:17 pm

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Small kitchen resolution

Sadia Rahman
23 October, 2019, 02:50 pm
Last modified: 23 October, 2019, 03:17 pm
Use of colours to make the space look bigger is a better strategy. Photo: Collected
Use of colours to make the space look bigger is a better strategy. Photo: Collected

In apartment buildings there is less space to explore, especially when you are designing the kitchen. You have to be careful for every inch you use.

If you do not have enough space, L shape or U shape are the convenient ones accommodating all your pantry, preparation, storage, fitting and cleaning area.

While designing a kitchen you should keep a few things in your mind –

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Air flow is a must need in kitchen space as you will be working on gas. 

Use of colours to make the space look bigger is a better strategy. 

Kitchen floors have a big job to do. You should choose flooring that will be easy to clean.

Well-designed Kitchen cabinets that can save some space. Keep the cabinets elegant and simple. 

If you are new at this, then you are lucky. Because these days, there are ready made kitchen solutions available in the market.
 

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