Add some floating shelves

One great way of keeping a tiny kitchen space feeling light and airy is to go for open shelving instead of upper cabinetry, which could make a small space feel a bit cramped and claustrophobic. The secret is to keep those open shelves as neat as possible.

For example, I tried this approach myself, managing to keep my U-shaped kitchen as light, bright, and airy as possible. Of course, I went for an all-white palette that includes floating open corner shelving, where you can store dishware, spices, and pantry staples.

I also thought about getting a toned silver stove with a stainless steel oven, to emphasize a focal point. Now, the whole symmetry of my tiny space and all the carefully and neatly arranged products on the shelves make this tiny space feel great.

Choose a charming aesthetic

If we’re talking about charming, why don’t you try some charming bones and a period fireplace that looks a bit outfitted? You can also add custom cabinetry that’s neatly built on a wall that’s close to the window, and paint it in a cool blue color, with warm countertops and some metal accents.

Then add some quirky art, your favorite plants, and a sparkly crystal chandelier that will successfully prove how the smallest kitchen can handle just as much style as a bigger one.