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27 Best Small White Kitchen Design Ideas to Try

House of Chais

Every now and then, an interior design trend becomes so pervasive that it deserves to be called a phenomenon. And one quick look at Instagram would suggest the small white kitchen has earned the label. 

Small white kitchens aren’t as strange or eye-catching as some other trends. In fact, they’re completely sensible: the color white is known to make spaces look larger and more open, and the crisp neutral makes a natural addition to the kitchen, which is typically a bright and light-filled space. 

So if you’re navigating a small kitchen that you know you want to paint white, you’re in luck. Small white kitchen ideas abound—and we’ve rounded up 27 of our favorites, below.

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Pure Salt Interiors

Counter space is precious in any kitchen, but it’s particularly precious in smaller kitchens as appliances tend to take up a fair amount of room. So, look for ways to relegate them to your shelves and cabinets. Your microwave wouldn’t have to hog space on your counter if it had its own cubby to live in.

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Studio Peake

It makes sense to create boundaries between different rooms, but doors aren’t your only option. In fact, doors can be a pretty bad option when you’re decorating a small space. Why? When they’re shut, they leave the room feeling cramped. And when they’re open, they demand unnecessary space. So, consider trading your door for a sleek curtain—which will take up little space at all.

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Becca Interiors

One easy way to add functionality to a small kitchen? Snag a portable island. There are tons of great options out there, and you can decide whether you want one that matches your kitchen perfectly or one that introduces a new color to your palette, as pictured here.

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Pure Salt Interiors

When decorating a small kitchen, open storage is your friend. Shelves tend to be lower-profile than cupboards, so they should make your kitchen feel more spacious. Remember, though, that anything you put on those shelves will be on full display, so it’s worth it to streamline your kitchenware and invest in dishes, mugs, and glasses cute enough to double as décor.

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Jessica Nelson Design

Most small kitchens go hand-in-hand with nonexistent dining rooms. So odds are, you’re in need of a little eat-in space, too. Look for unexpected places to sneak in a chair or two. Your kitchen island could easily double as a table—especially if you slide some low-profile chairs underneath it.

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White Sands

Looking for ways to add personality to your space without sacrificing your crisp all-white palette? It can be done. Instead of choosing classic white subway tiles for your backsplash, opt for triangular tiles. The out-of-the-box shape will add visual interest to your space while keeping things exactly as clean and minimalist as you want them to be.

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Katie Martinez Design

Stacking your plates may not be the most efficient way to store them. Why? If your plates are circular, you may lose space around the edges. And a plate rack—which stores your plates on their sides—may help you recapture some of this space. Build one into your cupboards, or score a budget-friendly version at your favorite storage solutions store.

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Laura Brophy Interiors

White may be your base color, but that doesn’t mean you can’t sprinkle in an accent color or two. Look for places to switch up your palette. Your pendant lights, barstools, shelves, and doorknobs are all excellent candidates.

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Pure Salt Interiors

Adding color is just one way to make a space feel more dynamic, but adding texture can also go a long way, especially when you’re working with a more restrained palette. So, look for opportunities to mix and match materials. Matte metal pendant lights look great next to rustic wooden shelves, and both play well with glossy backsplash tiles.

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Julian Porcino

Covered range hoods have become increasingly popular in the interior design space, thanks to their ability to make range hoods fit in with the rest of a décor scheme, so know that your carefully curated palette doesn’t have to end at your range hood. By covering your range hood—or by snagging a white option to begin with—you can keep your palette pristine.

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Design: Mindy Gayer Design, Photo: Lane Dittoe

In smaller kitchens, corners can feel like wasted space—that is, unless you make yours as efficient as possible. Instead of letting a seemingly useless corner get you down, look for ways to make it more functional. Could you extend your countertop and add a few barstools to craft a makeshift dining nook?

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Katie Martinez Design

If classic appliances just won’t fit into your space, look for smaller options. Trade a full-blown oven for a toaster oven, and swap a 6-burner range for a 2-burner range. These may not be the kinds of appliances you’d find in every kitchen, but they’re better than nothing. And hey—who needs six burners, anyway?

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Julian Porcino

One underrated place to sneak in storage? Your windows. If a window is deep enough, you can store a few items on your sill, and if you want to take things to the next level, you can even build a shelf into a window. A glass shelf should maximize your storage space without disrupting your view, and you can line it as much—or as little—as you want to.

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Ashley Montgomery Design

Outfitting your kitchen with trim and crown molding can get expensive fast. But if your kitchen is on the small side, you can pull off the classic motif without spending too much money.

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House of Chais

All-white palettes tend to leave rooms feeling more spacious, and if you use them along the top of your space, they may leave your ceilings looking taller, too. Draw the eye upward with white pendant lights, white trim, and white cabinets.

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Ashley Montgomery Design

When storage space is of the essence, it pays to get creative. So, look for unexpected places to sneak in more storage. Add cabinets under every counter and on every wall, and double-check to make sure your island is lined with drawers and cabinets, too.

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Reena Sotropa

Décor can bring a room together, but it can also demand a fair amount of space, so look for opportunities to add low-profile, high-impact accents. One statement-making piece that won’t hog unnecessary space? A rug. And since machine-washable options abound these days, you won’t have to worry about swapping yours out in the event of a spill.

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Julian Porcino

If you have room for a dining table and chairs, by all means, add them. And if they’re a ways away from your kitchen, consider keeping them in-palette. The consistent color scheme will visually associate them with your kitchen, making the two spaces feel more connected.

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Katie LeClercq

When counter space is low, it can feel frivolous to make room for décor. But, there are some clever ways to bridge this gap. One of them? Put some of your prettiest must-haves on display. Leave a bowl of grapes, a few spare pears, and a slightly used kitchen towel on your counter. If you cluster them together, you’ll have a scene worthy of still life—and you’ll free up some pantry space, while you’re at it.

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House of Chais

If you want to create the illusion of a more open and spacious kitchen, buy a cooktop that matches your countertops. And no, that doesn’t mean black countertops are your only option. There are plenty of white cooktops out there that are sure to look great on your clean, white countertops.

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Pure Salt Interiors

Color makes a lovely addition to any home, but if you want your space to look as clean and uncluttered as possible, consider sticking to a pared-down palette. That doesn’t mean that everything has to be white, but keeping your accent colors consistent will help you cut down on visual clutter, which can make your space look and feel more cramped.

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House of Chais

Streamlining your hardware is a great idea in any kitchen, and it’s a particularly great idea in a smaller one. Why? For one thing, you have less hardware to worry about—so it’s easier (and budget-friendlier) to make sure all of it looks great. Being low on decorative accents also means that every piece in your space, from your faucet to your drawer pulls, will have an outsized impact.

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Finding Lovely

When decorating a small space, it makes sense to prioritize efficiency at every turn. But that doesn’t mean forgoing personality, character, and décor entirely. Could you leave some of the structural elements in your space textured and exposed? And could you swap some traditional necessities—like your teapot and your bread holder—with sleeker, more décor-worthy options?

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Mindy Gayer Design 

Art can make a striking addition to any kitchen, and it can look particularly bold in a small one. So if you have some wall space to spare, consider adding a painting, and if you’re concerned about keeping your palette consistent, opt for a piece with faint colors or pick something with a lot of white space.

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Tyler Karu

It might not seem like it, but bold accents are actually easier to pull off in small spaces than they are in large ones. Why? Bold pieces are often best in small doses, and in small spaces, small doses are all you have. So, take a risk on a striking countertop or a bold backsplash. The accent is sure to transform your space, and if you keep your palette pared-down, it’s unlikely to overwhelm it.

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Milk and Honey Life

When navigating a small space, creativity is a must. Look for unusual ways to add functionality: for example, a slanted ceiling may not pair well with a classic range hood, but it will pair well with a slanted one. Try not to write anything off until you know it’s truly impossible.

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House of Chais

A kitchen renovation may sound daunting, but when you’re navigating a small space, it’s often worth it. For one thing, a renovation can give you the functionality you just can’t get from a simple makeover. Plus, since your space is small, there’s not that much to renovate. You can make something truly special without expending too much time, effort, or money.

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26 Small Kitchens with White Cabinets

Small kitchens with white cabinets can help your space look bigger, and brighter, which can enhance the entire atmosphere of your room. For any style of interior and any size of kitchen, using white kitchen cabinets will provide a clean, fresh and aesthetically-appealing look which would suit the taste and style preference of most people. On this gallery page we showcase a variety of small kitchen layouts utilizing different types of white cabinetry.

Why choose a white color palette for the kitchen? Some might say it is too plain, too ordinary or too common a color for kitchen design, but there are many valid reasons behind its popularity. For one, it’s a “foolproof” color, meaning it will look good on any style of interiors, with any other colors & textures, and will never go out of style. Aside from its universal appeal, white tends to help give a light, airy feel, and creates an illusion of a bigger space, so for smaller kitchens especially, white paint on your kitchen cabinets is ideal as it visually expands the size of any room.

In the picture above is an inviting country style kitchen with a great layout for socializing with friends and family while preparing food. The kitchen offers a rough wood counter surrounding a double basin farmhouse sink with painted white cabinetry.  The setup of the sink provides an easy pass-through from the main dining area of the cottage. White subway tile backsplash brightens the space and helps keep things light.

This small gallery kitchen is the perfect addition to this rustic home. The modern interiors uses a couple of rustic materials and details, to give it a subtle rustic feel, yet still keeps the clean look of modern interiors as it uses plain finishes and colors on the other parts of the house. The kitchen uses simple paneled cabinets in pure white, with an overhead cabinet featuring glass cabinet doors. To add more texture and appeal, subway tiles made from gray glass were used for the kitchen backsplash, while gray & black soapstone was used for the countertop.

Deciding to go for all-white kitchen cabinets might be easy for some to say, until they realize that white paint has many varieties and undertones you can choose from. Just like any other color, white paint can come in cool tones to warm tones, and depending on the look you want to achieve for your kitchen, you must choose the appropriate shade of white. With the improvement of color-mixing technology, the variety of brands and finishes available on the market, it is not surprising to be a bit overwhelmed.

Here we have listed some of the most common and most popular white paint shades, under two of the most popular paint brands. Hopefully, this list can help you narrow down your decision and select the perfect color for your dream white kitchen cabinets.

These colors work well on small kitchens with white cabinets, as well as the walls or ceiling, and the perfect white will depend on the look you’re trying to achieve. Do not be afraid to pair your whites with other, bolder colors, as whites will always look good with anything. With a large white surface such as kitchen cabinetry, you can freely experiment with different colors, textures and patterns to achieve your dream kitchen design.

This is another small gallery kitchen with a more vitage feel to it. Pure white cabinets have a simple paneled design and vintage-style drawer pulls in stainless steel. The countertop uses a straight-profiled white marble for a modern touch on the classic material, while the backsplash uses mint green glass subway tiles.

In the picture above is an open type kitchen floor plan, using white cabinets. Using white is often one of the best choices as the color easily blends in to whatever finishes and colors your use in other rooms of the house. The white classic style cabinets maximizes the high ceiling space and adds a cornice to emphasize its classic appeal. The walls were painted in white dove color to give it a subtle hint of gray, enough to make a difference between the pure white cabinets and the walls

A very simple country style kitchen which-uses an all-white color scheme to create a clean, classic feel to this area. It uses pine wood floors that gives warmth to the space, while the walls and its panelings are all painted in white to match the color of the white kitchen cabinets. White marble coutners were used, combined with brushed stainless steel pulls to give the cabinets a modern touch.

White is universally-appealing and therefore, even for more modern and minimalist interiors, white kitchen cabinets would surely look good. For this small kitchen placed on an open floor plan, it uses all-white laminated cabinets with built-in appliances for a cleaner look. It uses push-to-open door and drawer mechanisms for a cleaner look.

Combining different textures and colors is easy to do especially when you combine it with a large area of neutral colors, such as this kitchen which uses white paint on its wooden cabinetry. Oatmeal walls, gray tiles, combined with light gray quartz countertop and mosaic style backsplash tiles are neutralized by the large area the plain white kitchen cabinets occupy, making the over-all look cohesive despite the variety.

Classic-inspired paneled cabinets were combine with a more modern style of dark gray solid surface countertop and white glass backsplash tiles to achieve this look. The white kitchen cabinets look gorgeous against the dove gray walls and the deep cheery wood flooring.

Another example of a classic-inspired kitchen applied on a modern space, the overhead-cabinets uses a notable classic style of wine holder, typically seen on French and country style interiors. The mascarpone paint used on the cabinets blends well with the dark wengue wooden floors, black countertop and black and gray backsplash tiles, helping balance the colors so that it does not appear to dark.

This small l-shape kitchen has a small kitchen island in the middle for additional workspace. The use of simple white paneled cabinets is the perfect match for the natural pine wood flooring. The walls were painted in gray, so the kitchen cabinets naturally stand-out, but does not look out-of-place as the baseboards and windows are all in white as well.

For tiny spaces such as this, contemporary style kitchens enables you to maximize the available space to give you a good balance of a workspace and storage space. This example uses white-laminated modular cabinets which maximizes the ceiling height for storage. White is the color of choice (except for the backsplash which uses dark gray paint) as while helps give the illusion of a bigger space. The clean off-white laminates make the kitchen look clean, crisp and modern.

With the very limited space available, this modern U-shaped kitchen combines the use of Designer’s White paint on the kitchen cabinets and a unique matte black solid surface countertop with a straight-cut edge to create a masculine, modern feel. The backsplash uses white subway tiles with a very thin and narrow grouting for a clean look. The drawer and cabinet pulls also use matte black to match the look of the countertop.

For a simple yet refreshing feel, this modern kitchen used China white pain on its simple paneled kitchen cabinets and tops it with light gray polished solid surface counters to give it a minimalist look. Paired with the rustic mocha brown faux wood floor tiles, the small kitchen definitely gives the right blend of simple and rustic finishes.

Country-style interiors look best with country-style cabinets, but if you worry about your kitchen going out-of-style, using white-painted kitchen cabinets is the best option, just like in this example. The classic kitchen uses all-white kitchen cabinets topped with white marble and white subway tiles for the backsplash, for a more timeless look that will match the interiors may it be modern, country, French, etc.

For this modern kitchen, dove gray paint was used on the kitchen cabinets to give a little contrast to the pure white walls and windows. The dove gray paint gives a subtle yet modern updated to the classic paneled cabinets, and a light and refreshing look. It definitely goes well with the gray slate tiles on the flooring as well as the metal & wood dining chairs and table on the side.

This modern kitchen utilizes two different types of cabinetry for its storage needs. While the kitchen would normally appear quite small on its own the addition of a small breakfast bar island really enhances the appearance of the kitchen layout. The island features a two tiered design with a small meal prep area and a lower level for eat-in dining.

Another modern/contemporary kitchen design which combines gray polished surface countertops with plain white laminated kitchen cabinets for a clean and sleek look. The white cabinets stands out well against the dark wengue flooring material used, and also has a subtle contrast against the creamy white walls.

This gorgeous gallery kitchen combines a simple paneled cabinetry with a variety of patterns and textures to achieves this contemporary look. It uses white marble for its countertop, and a unique matte black mosaic tiles for its backsplash, adding a modern texture and pattern on the surface. It also makes use of cantilever display shelf and under-cabinet lighting for an efficient work top. The floors uses wood finish ceramic tiles in light pine wood, and laid out in a chevron pattern, adding more texture to the area.

See a stainless steel prep table similar to this model – Wayfair

Another example of a retro-inspired contemporary kitchen which uses classic style modular kitchen cabinetry in white, combined with clean, modern finishes such as the gray quartz countertop and the white beveled subway tiles on the backsplash. It uses black vintage hardware to match the cabinets, as well as vintage style fixtures like the apron ceramic sink and the faucet.

A very compact L-shaped kitchen which uses modular cabinets in Pure white, which helps it stand out against the white dove walls. The kitchen cabinets uses a plain polished solid surface countertop in black for a clean, seamless look, combined with white subway tiles for a modern vintage look. Overhead cabinets have glass doors to display its contents, as well as an open wine rack.

This vintage style kitchen would definitely look good in any style of interiors. It has whit-painted kitchen cabinets which gives it a more timeless appeal, combined with vintage details such as the beige granite counters, the apron ceramic sink and other vintage accessories.

This gorgeous kitchen goes for a modern rustic vibe with its all-white kitchen cabinets, and vintage style details. The countertop uses solid mahogany butcher’s block, adding warmth and texture, while the walls were finished with white subway tiles. On the walls, metal hanging rods and shelves were place, in which copper pots and pans were displayed to emphasize the rustic look it’s going for.

This gallery kitchen is a great example of upgrading a classic kitchen style to match with the more modern interiors. The classic paneled cabinets were all painted in white to make way for the other colors in the room, like the gray walls, the teak wood flooring and the aquamarine glass subway tiles on the backsplash. The all-white cabinets helps balance out he color so the whole look would still be cohesive, and modern-looking.

This modern galley kitchen may normally appear dark if not for the reflective quality of the polished white cabinets. the rooms natural light is limited to one frosted glass dorrway at the end of the galley design. Other wise recessed and under cabinet lighting is utilized to keep the room well lit. Little touches such as a raised tray ceiling and frosted glass cabinet doors can help to make the space look larger.

Mascarpone-painted walls are paired with White China-painted paneled cabinets to create a classic, vintage-feel to this small kitchen. Other warm colors were mixed in as well, such as the teak wood flooring the mocha brown quartz countertop and the cream slate mosaic tiles used on the backsplash.

This is a contemporary kitchen design which uses modular kitchen cabinets, laminated in glossy white, combined with some red accents. This kitchen definitely gives that clean minimalist vibe, as even its drawers and awning cabinets uses white pulls for a cleaner look. The glossy finish of the laminates also adds to its modern minimalist appeal, while the red helps add a bold accent to make the interiors look more lively.

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Architect Arseniy Borisenko's apartment in an 18th century building. The table has two chairs of the same shade, but in different materials: leather by Poltrona Frau and bent plywood model by Arper.

Architect Dmitry Petrov completed the penthouse in Chisinau. “Our interior is based on soft contrasts: coarse and subtle textures, simple and expensive materials, cold and warm tones harmoniously combine”

M3 Architects. The maximum space is allocated for the living room with an open kitchen. The dining area is created around the kitchen work island. nine0003

Designer Natalya Kazanova designed the interior of an apartment in the city of Vidnoye. Based on the Scandinavian style. Apartment of 72 sq. meters was bought for a young man.

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Studio 1508 London and creative director Louise Wicksteed designed the apartment on the 36th floor (there are 41 of them in the tower). Louise adopted Seifert's main principle: "prestige without vulgarity."

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Olga Maleva named one of her projects Miami Chic. The designer adapted the American scale and life-giving palette of Florida to the conditions of Moscow. Dining table and chairs Caracole. Varena/Poliform kitchen.

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American architect Chad James transformed a 1980s building beyond recognition. The spacious kitchen offers scenic views.

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Elena Solovieva and Ilya Klimov, Art Bureau 1/1. Open space includes a living room, kitchen, dining room. B&B Italia sofa, Zanotta armchair, Schiffini kitchen, Linteloo tables. Venini vases. nine0003

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Maxim Kashin designed the interior in such a way that it was perceived as a whole. The table and kitchen are made to order, Kartell chairs. A refrigerator and an oven are hidden in the column behind the door. Fixtures Сentrsvet.

A.Cherniakov Architects. Cassina sofa, Flos chandelier, Crate and Barrel bar stools, Eichholtz console, BoConcept candlestick, Crate and Barrel vases. The kitchen (as well as parquet and wall decoration) was originally in the apartment. nine0003

Victoria Korneeva and Anna Akhremenkova, Shkaf Architects, designed the interior for a young couple. A feature of the project is a non-standard layout and an abundance of broken lines that turn the space into a functional labyrinth.

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