Small Kitchen Layout Ideas That Save Space

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Simple One-Wall Layout

All your appliances and cabinets on one wall save loads of space.

Go for an L-Shape

An L-shaped layout opens up floor space while keeping everything accessible.

U-Shape for Maximum Storage

A U-shaped design wraps your kitchen with cabinets and counters.

Peninsula Adds Function

Perfect for extra prep space or quick meals, without a full island.

Open Up with Floating Shelves

Swap bulky cabinets for floating shelves to keep things airy.

Use Vertical Space

Go Slim for Extra Surface

A narrow island or rolling cart adds function without crowding.

Small Kitchen, Big Potential

With smart layouts, even the tiniest kitchens become beautiful and practical.