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Larger than life: The heart and soul of small kitchen design
Living in smaller spaces is a reality for many. With this comes the need for clever design solutions.
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Discover how clever design transforms compact kitchens into functional, beautiful spaces. This article showcases five inspirational New Zealand projects, from urban bungalows to forest cabins.
Key strategies include using natural materials like timber and stone, integrating appliances, and employing smart layouts. Architects like Cheshire Architects and Upoko Architects prove that even the smallest kitchens can deliver a big impact with thoughtful design choices that maximize both style and practicality, drawing inspiration from their unique surroundings.
A compact rural kitchen of tactility and striking simplicity
In a bungalow, a small kitchen renovation delivers a calm and warm aesthetic
This small kitchen by Cheshire Architects can open to the outdoors, allowing for more guests when required. Image: Sam Hartnett
A tiny kitchen in a cabin among the trees of Punakaiki Forest
In this tiny kitchen, space is maximised with deep benches allowing guests to congregate at the kitchen bar. Image: David Straight
In a bunker-like bach, this compact kitchen design references days gone by
This small kitchen in black and timber is a source of refuge from the harsh surroundings. Image: Simon Devitt
Within an unassuming home in Central Otago, a small kitchen delivers performance on a large scale
This small, high-performing kitchen in Central Otago creates a sense of warmth with the use of natural materials. Image: Andrew Urquhart
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