Smaller
spaces are becoming more and more popular right now especially that more people
are moving into metropolitan where getting a big house is means you have to be
rich. Small apartment units require much creativity just to make things fit.
Certainly
kitchens should not be taken for granted just because of smaller space. Fitted
kitchens seem to be the solution for this to make sure that you get what you
need and you are more comfortable using it.
Here are some of the things that you
can do for smaller spaces:
1.
Hanging cabinets
Cabinets
are indispensable. These are where you should place your utensils. Those
include plates, bowls, glasses, and cups. These cabinets should be hanging way
above your sink to make sure that they are out of your way if you are preparing
meals or washing dishes.
You
can also use hanging cabinets to store food and can goods. You also have to
make sure that your cabinets are securely attached to the wall.
2.
Electric cooker
For
smaller apartments, it is best not to use gas. The gas tank is too bulky to
store. Electric cookers, which are usually flat, are the best alternative for gas
stoves. They can also be slow cookers compared to gas stoves because they do
not give off instant heat.
Electric
cookers are best especially if you are not always in a rush, or if you do not
have a lot of time to watch over what you are cooking.
3.
More under compartments
Under
your sink, you should utilize space, and this means having more compartments. Here,
you can place all your cooking pots. It should also work more of a cupboard so
that you can go for smaller refrigerators.
You
can also use these under compartments to place kitchen appliances after you use
them. These appliances would include microwave oven, a toaster, or a blender.
4.
Lighting
Good
lighting is very important for smaller kitchens since you have to make sure
that spillages and things that may lead to accidents are prevented. You do not
have to worry, because you just need one piece of light for this, preferably to
be positioned right above your sink.
This
light should be flat as much as possible, and most of the time should be installed
with a protective casing to make sure that it does not get disturbed or short
circuited when bumped into.
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