I’m not satisfied with my kitchen.  It’s frustratingly small, only has room for 2 to comfortably sit in it, and is cut off from the rest of the house.

So whenever I’m scanning through websites, I’m irresistibly drawn to kitchen-themed articles.  Here’s some excerpts I really liked from Housublime.com’s article this week.

Enjoy!

Small kitchen style, farmhouse sink, wood counters

I love how this tiny kitchen incorporates essential luxuries like an oversized farmhouse sink, subway-tile backsplash, warm wood counters, sleek stainless-steel appliances, and open shelves. Small doesn’t need to skimp on style or function.  And it looks like it opens to greater space, connected to the living area.

Space-saving door-surround shelves.

In a small space, every inch counts. LOVE the style and functionality of these door-surround shelves. Love the contrast paint on the door and its frame, too.

Ok, not-so-small, but loved the details on this one, which can be incorporated into a small space: wood floors, metal-framed windows/room divider, clean, modern lines, simple black-and-white palette.

Ok, not-so-small, but loved the details on this one, which can be incorporated into a small space: wood floors, metal-framed windows/room divider, clean, modern lines, simple black-and-white palette.  This one is actually my favorite.  I’d reno my house to incorporate it.

Sorry, I just had to show you this one. While it's an awesome kitchen, do you think it really belongs in an article about "Tiny kitchens?!" Elements can be included, but seriously - tiny? I think not.

Sorry, I just had to show you this one. While it’s an awesome kitchen, do you think it really belongs in an article about “Tiny kitchens?!” Elements can be included, but seriously – tiny? I think not.

Source: Tiny kitchens that made us fall in love with them

All the above photos are courtesy of www.Housublime.com, a great magazine-style site loaded with inspiration.  You should check it out!

Thanks for reading,

Virginia