Hand-built kitchen with oakstrip worktop. Rustic Kitchen
Small mountain style single-wall kitchen photo in Other with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets and no island — Houzz
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Jo Simmons added this to Houzz Tour: Scottish Farm Cottage Looks to Sun and Stars
The internal walls are made with spruce ply, but to prevent the space from feeling too woody, Booth painted sections of it using Earthborn clay-based paints, which have a matte finish and are odor free. “You can use the paint as a wash, to produce a light color with a lot of the wood grain showing through, or layer it up for a denser effect,” he says.Flooring: rubber, Dalsouple
Jo Simmons added this to Smart Ways to Make the Most of a Compact Kitchen
Try freestanding pieces. Freestanding furniture has its benefits in a small kitchen too. If you take the view that where room is tight, it’s important to make every item you place in it shine, then suddenly there is a logic to not building everything in. A freestanding piece containing an oven, sink and cupboards, like this one, looks like a beautiful piece of furniture that fits elegantly into the space.
Kate Burt added this to 99 Ingenious Ideas to Steal for Your Small Kitchen
71. Cook up a backsplash-height shelf. This hand-built Scottish kitchen gains useful space by the super-simple addition of a wall-width shelf across the top of the low backsplash. It’s the perfect height for storing frequently used herbs and spices (and these would look especially good decanted into matching little containers). Equally, mugs and glasses could be kept handily close to both coffee maker and faucet.In addition, the shelves on the end wall are only as wide as they need to be. Breaking slightly with convention, the bottom one overhangs the countertop a little, yet it isn’t in the way.
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