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This kitchen is too cute! Lots of cabinetry, and a space-saving pegboard add storage space. Checkout out the kitchen pegboard organizer I made.
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I’ve always loved this idea: Install a shelf in a window (preferably glass, to let the light through), and you can grow some herbs, or have extra display space.
2 above via Small Space Style
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This kitchen is small, but functional and pretty.
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If you live small, you’ve got to think vertically when it comes to storage. No room for nightstands doesn’t mean you have to go without the convenience of a place to put a lamp a clock, and some accessories. This shelf does the trick just fine. Check out my small space solution to nightstands in my former Brooklyn apartment.
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Clear and glass furniture don’t take up a lot of visual space since you can see through them.
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Mirrors are an old and good trick for making a space seem larger. I always place mirrors across from the main light source in a room, usually the window, so they reflect the light and also make the space brighter.
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6 images above via BHG