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Charming Kitchen Designed to Maximize Every Square Inch

From: Kristen Forgione

This kitchen may be small, but it doesn't lack style. The white cabinets and tile are accented by natural wood furnishings, warming up the design. There's even a small nook, making the perfect spot for enjoying morning coffee.

Small Kitchen With Black Door

Photo: Taylor Cole. From: THELIFESTYLEDCO

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Small Kitchen With Ladder Shelf

This tiny kitchen is chock full of charm. The door is actually a dutch door, the top opening up to let in fresh air. A ladder shelf beside it serves as a chic, space-saving catch all for daily necessities.

Dutch Door and Ladder Shelf

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Black Dutch Door, Ladder Shelf and a Happy Greeting

Who needs a foyer? This kitchen handles all the entryway needs with a fun dutch door and a ladder shelf that organizes accessories.

Kitchen Sink and Black Sconce

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White Kitchen With Black Sconce

For a snap of contrast, a black sconce gives light over the kitchen sink, standing out against the white cabinets, walls and marble countertop.

Kitchen Shelves With Greenery

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Floating Kitchen Shelves With Greenery

In a small kitchen, open shelvings and lots of pale colors help the room feel more airy. Here, designers use the shelves to lean artwork and layer in greenery, as well as for storing dishes.

Kitchen Countertop With Plates

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Kitchen Countertop With Stack of Plates

This wee kitchen is only 96 square feet. To make it feel more open, designers installed lots of bright whites—walls, countertops, cabinets. Greenery adds a lovely touch of life.

White Kitchen With Herringbone Backsplash

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Scandinavian Kitchen With Herringbone Backsplash

The white tiles making up this kitchen backsplash are arranged in a herringbone pattern. It's a subtle touch, but brings visual interest and texture to the small room.

Eating Bar and Pendants

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Eating Bar and Globe Pendants

Instead of a dining table, this 96-square-foot kitchen only had room for an eating bar. But it feels so friendly, looking out onto the front yard, with pretty globe pendants overhead.

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