if you have lots of ideas but not enough space, we’ll come to the rescue! We are convinced that, if well planned, a small kitchen can be as functional, cosy and beautiful as a large one. We invite you to stop seeing size as a limit, but as an opportunity to express your creativity and make the most of every corner without giving up the style you want.
To prove it to you, today we show you three examples from those who know best about kitchen planning: our distributors. Read on to discover that a small kitchen can be very, very versatile.
Open, compact and connected to the living room
The first kitchen is a perfect example of how a kitchen can be visually and aesthetically integrated without losing an iota of functionality.
It is a project signed by the Donostia-based interior design studio APAL and it is a compact space, with the work and storage areas distributed in parallel.
The great differentiating detail in this case is that this kitchen communicates with the living room through an open space in which they have installed a bar where you can eat facing the living room. This element not only expands the sensation of space, but also acts as a connection point between both rooms: perfect for having breakfast, chatting while cooking or enjoying a coffee with views of the living room.






