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10 Creative Basement Kitchenette Ideas

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Updated on 09/23/22

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Whether you're remodeling a basement rental apartment or guest suite, or a game room for the whole family, having a basement kitchenette can provide a place to cook, store wine and snacks, and help create a sense of home. Space constraints and a lack of natural light can make designing a basement kitchenette challenging. But just because a kitchenette is relegated to the basement doesn't mean it should be an afterthought. Here are some clever ideas for creating a chic, functional basement kitchenette that doesn't skimp on style.

38+ Best Basement Kitchen And Kitchenette Ideas On A Budget

If you are a frequent host in small soirees with friends and weekend get-together with family and relatives, you will need more than one kitchen. Fortunately, if you have an unused basement, you can transform it anytime into a basement kitchen or a wet bar/kitchenette.

You can pack it up with all the features of a standard kitchen and portion it with additional spaces like a mini bar or a coffee station. 

If you are thinking of building one for your basement, this post features a list of all the best basement kitchen and kitchenette ideas that you might consider for your basement project. 

In this article:

Small basement kitchen ideas

1.

Neutral flair

Even a compact basement can have all the kitchen essentials if you use the right color combination that will shed out an illusion of space. For instance, this small basement contains everything from a full-size gas range, refrigerator, minimalist countertop, sink, small kitchen gadgets, and storage.

In the middle of it is a dining table set. Everything looks cohesive and loaded all thanks to the white, black, and charcoal gray color of this small basement kitchen. 

Related: 7 Refrigerator Brands To Avoid

Basement kitchen bar ideas

2.

Pub style

If you have a medium-size or large basement, one of the kitchen bar ideas that you can install in your basement is a pub-style one. For this, you should emphasize the bar elements more.

This includes a long countertop, stools, pendant lights, and hanging glass cabinets with wood trims. You can seamlessly incorporate the mini ovens and the small fridge in the floor cabinets.

See more basement bar ideas 

Finished basement kitchen ideas

3.

Accent color splash

There are a lot of things that you can do with a finished basement kitchen so mix and match and make the most out of it.

For instance, you can go with the traditional wood storage, but you can upscale it by adding granite or marble countertops on it or mosaic glass accent to your hanging cabinets. 

You can also go for ambient lighting instead of the traditional canned lights. As for the walls, it can be a combination of ceramic tiles and blocks. Add a splash of bright colors on the painted portions of the wall and use laminated wood for more glow on the floor. 

4.

Communal space

A finished basement kitchen can serve as an attractive, cozy, and legitimate space for entertaining visitors. For this, go for the pristine and classy look of an all-white basement kitchen.

Put in the usual kitchen accent pieces and make an organized look. Install a natural stone wall on one side and enhance with accent lights. Position the sofa and lounging chairs and set up a small dining table on the side. 

Basement kitchenette bar ideas

5.

Warm, polished glow

For an all-in-one corner featuring a kitchenette bar in the basement, go for a sealed wood and block accent wall. It is an enticing, cozy nook to entertain guests with its polished look.

The shelving and cabinetry give this idea an upscale effect and the built-in oven and mini-fridge along with the glassware are enough kitchen pieces that complement this look.  

6.

Clean, cottage style

For a pool of unlimited drinks and a display of delicate glassware, you can try this clean cottage style kitchenette bar. It features white symmetries plus the classic touch of glass hanging cabinets where the soup bowls and teacups are on display.

The built-in mini-fridge in the middle with the warm mocha color is its most upscale feature.  This classic look will never go out of style. 

Unfinished basement kitchen ideas

7.

Industrial style basement kitchen

The best fit for unfinished basements would be an industrial look. In this design, the exposed beams are painted with asphalt gray color and are complemented by a lighter gray wall.

The aesthetics of this design lie in its well-chosen lighting, angled steel and wood counter, upscale stools, and a dining set. The oven and fridge can be tuck in between the floor cabinets, beneath the wine display. 

8.

Farm style look

For craftsman or barn style homes, a farm style kitchen is easy to set up in your basement.

Capitalize on your exposed beams and use basic fluorescent lights for a warm glow.

Setup a traditional floor to ceiling cabinet for the glass and kitchen ware, a countertop with a sink, and the stove on one side along with more storage. 

See more unfinished basement ideas and designs

Basement kitchen flooring ideas

9.

Modern black and white ceramic tile

For major style points for the basement kitchen, go for ceramic tiles with a modern accent. This idea made use of black and white ceramic tiles to add layers and angles to a compact basement kitchen. The tested and proven illuminating effect of white walls is also a fine touch. 

10.

Hardwood flooring

Nothing beats the polish and upscale look of hardwood flooring on basement kitchens. While it has limitations due to moisture, contemporary interior design is now using polyurethane hardwood finishing along with strong sealants to keep it durable despite the moisture in the basement.

With its natural, warm glow, hardwood flooring for the basement kitchen makes it classic looking every day. 

Related: 16+ Different Types Of Flooring With Pictures (Kitchen, Bathroom, Living Room,…)

Basement kitchen remodel ideas

11.

Pots on the side

There are more to basement kitchens than elaborate shelving and cabinetry. You can try something else to save space like setting up hanging rods or wall clips on one side where the pots could be hanged after they are dried from the washer. This way, you are not overcrowding the pot shelves. 

12.

Mother of pearl tile

This idea is another proof that you only need a corner kitchen for a standout basement kitchen. Make it neat and polished with an all-white ensemble. A backsplash of a mother of pearl tile is a good touch to add to the kitchen’s natural light.

Putting in unique decorations and being minimalistic in terms of the oven and fridge are also good accents to this classic remodeling plan.  

Related: 40+ Best Kitchen Backsplash Ideas and Designs For White Cabinets (Photos)

Basement kitchen ideas with window

13.

Draped basement kitchen window

Basement windows are needed for natural light to seep in especially during the day. But it does not mean that you should not be creative about it. This basement window is draped with café style window covering.

It has an extended bottom trim which serves as a display counter for vases and small decors. It is also strategically placed facing the sink. 

14.

Open shelves by the window

This is a unique touch to basement windows because it is not usual to use the window trims as frames for open shelves.

Transparent glass doors with steel or wood trims are perfect for this.

You won’t need to open and close the window every now and then and you are also secured because the open shelves can serve as grills to prevent break-ins.  

Finished basement kitchen ideas with an island

15.

All in one kitchen island

Kitchen islands should be multifunctional at best. For a finished basement, you might want to consider an all-in-one kitchen island that can be surrounded by dining chairs, a sink on one end and a countertop where everything can be placed after cooking or when pouring drinks.

This one is a rustic, finished basement featuring an all-in-one kitchen island. 

16.

Polished hardwood and granite

The vibe of polished hardwood combined with the glossy, upscale touch of granite styled in a contemporary tone is a sight to behold for an island kitchen.

This idea incorporates a two-way kitchen island. On one side, it is a useful countertop and on the other side, it can be used as a dining counter where the stools can be lined in. 

Related: 25+ Beautiful Kitchen Countertop Ideas

Modern basement kitchen ideas

17.

Complete modern basement kitchen

If you have a large basement to work on, you can go all in and make it a complete basement kitchen with a modern vibe. This design features a full island countertop with a sink in the middle, a two-door fridge, and a four-seater dining table. 

It also has floor cabinets with a built-in oven and hanging cabinets illuminated by accent lights. The cherry on top would be its glass doors, modern pendant lights and the effect of the can lights. 

18.

Upscale furnishing

For a contemporary industrial look, you can go for the mild colors of white and mint green and steel furnishings. This idea gives fine touch to large basement rooms since space is maximized well. 

Aside from the multifunctional island countertop, with sink, cabinets, and side storage for recipe books, it also features two large ovens complete with exhaust, cabinets, coffee maker, and a side desk for a corner basement office. 

Basement kitchen finishing ideas

19.

Leveled kitchen corner

A basement kitchen must not necessarily take over the entire basement. A good remodeling plan for your kitchen basement is to set it up in one compact corner where everything can be accessible. You can level the cabinets for added depth and to make it look more standout. 

20.

Well-distributed glow

The cherry on top for any finishing job is installing the right type of lighting. For instance, this large basement is a transitional room for an extended lounging area/living room and kitchen.

The division is emphasized by a long walkway in the middle. The lounge is illuminated by recessed lights and lamps only. More glow is given to the kitchen area thanks to the pendant lights and accent lights beneath the cabinets. 

Rustic basement kitchen ideas

21.

Tan and beige play

This color combination is everything rustic. The tan takes on the cabinets and shelves which encloses the basement kitchen is a fresh take on rustic designs given its reliance on sealed and polished wood.

The contrast of beige paint along with illumination of accent lights and track lights as well as the light-colored laminated wood flooring add to the cohesive and clean look of this rustic basement kitchen. 

22.

Gray and white arrangement

Another rustic color combination is the use of gray and white colors for your basement kitchen.

The light gray color of the storage and the rusty color of the sink contrasted on a splash of white walls and white lines of the flooring recreate a traditional kitchen of a southern colonial home. This idea is perfect for small basement kitchens who want to go for a rustic look. 

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Basement kitchen ideas for low ceiling

23.

White and steel gray arrangement

To give an illusion of height and depth, go for classic neutrals like white and steel gray. Used recessed can lights for lighting for more focused illumination, taking advantage of the low-ceiling basement kitchen. This is what you can do. 

Related: 35+ Modern and Cheap DIY Kitchen Ceiling Ideas and Designs

24.

Break the monotony

Enclosing a basement kitchenette with wood accents on a low-ceiling basement makes a standout nook. Using ambient pendant lights is a fine choice to give an illusion of height. Keeping everything in vertical symmetry is also helpful in creating a clean, accented look like this one. 

Related: These Basement Ceiling Ideas Are Perfect for Your Home

Basement kitchen ideas with window above sink

25.

Greenhouse style kitchen window

Aside from providing daytime illumination, having a window above the sink is one of the most traditional kitchen styles out there. This one features an extended glass window, slightly protruded out for more space. Use that space for indoor plants that will help in purifying the air in your basement like this one. 

Other than that maybe consider some inexpensive HEPA air filter that uses activated carbon formulated with magnesium dioxide, perfect to keep your kitchen smelling air clean and fresh.

26.

Kitchen window for a tiny basement kitchen

If you have a compact, U-shaped basement kitchen, let the focal point be a corner window which illuminates the entire corner kitchen sufficiently. Position the window above the sink and set everything up the way you want them to. 

L-shaped basement kitchen ideas

27.

Tiny L-shaped basement kitchen

This one was designed strategically to have a continuous, L-shaped marble counter featuring a sink in the middle. The storage follows the L-shaped line, with no spaces and gaps. The mini fridge and oven are incorporated in the storage.

The hanging cabinets also follow an L-shape, adorned with glass accents. The half-wall block is also a fine touch.

28.

Enclosed L-shape

This idea features an L-shape counter enclosed in a tall, standard fridge, continuing to a line of hanging cabinets. You can also put a curved cabinet above the sink to make up for the window that should be there. The hanging cabinets should follow the L-shape of the counter just like this one. 

Victorian basement kitchen ideas

29.

Minty Victorian basement kitchen

For an outlandish, manor style basement kitchen, you can try a mint green flair to your Victorian basement kitchen. This one features the glass covers of the hanging cabinets, wood shelves above the sink, a mint green island with black countertop, and a rod above the island countertop for hanging the pots. 

30.

Angled U-shape Victorian basement kitchen

Victorian style interiors are unique for their ornate designs. This U-shaped kitchen features customized, carved cabinets and shelves. It also has a delicate looking stretch of windows by the sink.

It is completed with modern style ovens and fridge, but everything looks so dainty fit for a Victorian style even if it is slightly angled. 

Cheap basement kitchen ideas

31.

Raw basement walls

The principle in cheap basement kitchens is to work on what you have. If you have raw basement walls and original basement flooring and ceiling to work with, you can upscale it by installing three to five door cabinets and minimal shelves.

You can even use your old box-type refrigerator and just go for a basic steel sink. 

32.

Dining table and counter arrangement

You do not need elaborate accent pieces just to say that you have a basement kitchen. Sometimes, all you need to complete your basement kitchen project is a dining table set, and a multifunctional counter with side storages for the pots and utensils and an interior shelf where you can tuck in the gas range and mini-fridge.  

Basement kitchenette with dishwasher

33.

Corner kitchenette

This idea offers an ergonomic design for a corner kitchenette. Instead of going for the standard size gas range, it only features a small convection oven incorporated in the hanging cabinets above the sink and made room for a dishwasher and a mini fridge along the floor cabinets. 

34.

Hidden in the counter

For a more upscale look, you can install the dishwasher in the storage inside the counter. With this, you are conserving time and space since the fridge, oven and dishwasher are within one line. 

Basement kitchenette without bar ideas

35.

Sophisticated kitchenette without bar

To achieve a sophisticated look for a kitchenette in the basement without the wines, liquor displays and glassware, you can go for a polished industrial look.

All you need to have is a tall refrigerator, sink, a convection oven in the hanging cabinets, ambient pendant lights and canned lights and a counter that can also be used for dining.  

36.

Classic style kitchenette without bar

Building on white, beige, and tan combinations, this classic style kitchenette is packed with storage for cooking pots and kitchen utensils. The liquor cabinet usually with glass cover is replaced by traditional cabinetry infusing an oven and refrigerator. 

Basement kitchenette with refrigerator

37.

Large refrigerator

This corner kitchenette made the refrigerator its focal point by choosing a large, two-door fridge to occupy one whole wall corner. On the other side would be a minimalist arrangement of a small counter with convection stove, shelves, and floor cabinets with a dishwasher in between. 

38.

Old school kitchenette

This simple corner kitchenette in an unfinished basement features an all-in-one kitchen cart containing one floor drawer, a shelf for the oven, a middle cabinet for the sink’s vent and an open shelf for a mini fridge. It is made more cohesive by its granite countertop and additional wood shelf above the kitchenette.

FAQs

Aside from the basement kitchen/kitchenette ideas that we have featured here, it is also important for you to have a heads-up on how to plan and what to prepare in building one. As such, here are FAQs about basement kitchens that you should know about. 

How much does it cost to install a kitchen in a basement?

Of course, this would still depend on the basement size and the amenities that you will set up in your basement wet bar/kitchenette or kitchen. But on an average, a small size basement kitchen costs at a range of $1200-5000.

For a loaded basement kitchen, expect to spend $10000-25000. These cost estimates exclude labor costs so that is another thing to consider. 

How to plan out a small kitchen in basement

There are many ways to set up a small kitchen in your basement. Since space is a primary concern, you must employ ergonomic techniques for your small basement kitchen to still be loaded with cool kitchen features and at the best of your comfort. Here are some tips to keep in mind when planning out a basement kitchen. 

How to plumb a basement kitchen

Chances are, you would need plumbers to assess and do what needs to be done in your basement kitchen but for reference, here are the steps in plumbing your basement kitchen. 

For visuals on how this can be done, here is a clip from Backyard DIY. 

How to build a kitchenette in the basement

If you are planning on setting a kitchenette on your own in your basement, there are four steps that you should master to build one. Here are the things that you should master. 

For a complete visual of building a basement kitchenette, here is a video tutorial from Minimalist Vegan Lifestyle. For making and installing the cabinets and shelves, here is a clip from Life of Bliss. 

Why put a kitchen in the basement?

There are a lot of benefits that come with a basement kitchen. For one, it is a useful place to entertain friends especially on small and intimate occasions. Everything is accessible from cooking, to preparing drinks and of course, in gathering around the dining table. It is also easier to clean up after. 

Other than this, putting a basement kitchen can also elevate the real estate value of the home. This is also a good choice if you would extend your basement into a full apartment for rent in the future. 

Can a basement kitchenette work without a sink?

It will work but it is not that practical. Even if you have installed a dishwasher, you will still need water in cleaning the food that you will cook and in washing your hands. More than this, a sink is required if you intend to transform your basement into a rental space soon. 

Conclusion

Having a basement kitchen or kitchenette is another practical way to make the basement a useful space for the homeowner. It is practical in hosting intimate events, for a serene cooking space when you feel like distressing and a cozy area where you could have coffee and day drink during your free time.

Notwithstanding the cost and the things that should be considered when building one, a basement kitchen or kitchenette is a good investment.

Design of a very small kitchen (80+ real photos)

It's no secret that the most frequently visited place by the hostess is the kitchen. However, not all women are owners of a large kitchen. And so you want this room to be functional, comfortable, and most importantly, cozy.

Designers' advice will come to help in solving this problem, which you can use and turn the proposed ideas into reality.

Contents

Which floor plan to choose

Square kitchen

Corner sets are suitable for square kitchens. In them, you can conveniently distinguish between a working and dining area. With this solution, the refrigerator, sink and stove can be arranged in such a way that they form a working triangle. Everything you need will be within walking distance.

An oval dining table can be placed opposite the set. This table can accommodate a large number of people.

If the design of the kitchen is quite small, for example, 2 * 2 m, then a folding table will do.

Wide window can be used as a dining area.

Rectangular kitchen

Rectangular kitchens are best placed along the walls. Instead of a dining table, it is better to give preference to a bar counter.

To visually expand the room, you can hang a large mirror on the walls or install a mirror kitchen apron.

For this option, it is preferable to choose curtains with a large pattern.

Extra light needs to be considered as the work area needs to be well lit. If the window is small or located on one wall, lighting is indispensable.

Small kitchen doors can be sliding to save space.

Irregular kitchen

These rooms usually have niches, spaces or ledges. The built-in closet fits perfectly into the recesses of the walls. It can accommodate kitchen utensils, household appliances.

A refrigerator or an unusual built-in bar can also take a place in a niche. It is better to make a kitchen set for such a kitchen to order or choose an option in which the doors of the upper cabinets will rise vertically.

Rules for choosing furniture for a small kitchen

  1. You should be guided, first of all, by the issue of comfort and only then by your own taste preferences. For example, you should not buy a bulky sideboard made of solid wood that you like, which carries a minimum functional load, and at the same time clutters up an already small room.
  2. To begin with, it is necessary to consider all existing types of planning. A kitchen plan drawn on paper will help a lot with this. One of the options is sure to suit the arrangement of a small kitchen.
  3. Hanging cabinets, shelves and other pieces of furniture look much better in small spaces. And you should also choose the highest possible racks, literally resting on the ceiling - they will help save space in the room.
  4. It is recommended to rationally use all free corners by installing headset parts, household appliances and other important elements in them.

When choosing furniture for a small kitchen, one should take into account such parameters as volume and ergonomics. The headset should be as compact as possible externally, but at the same time roomy. You should not choose furniture that resembles a design of huge boxes. It should be quite light and pretty, and occupy all corners, niches and other useless spaces.

The visual perception of the kitchen set also plays a huge role. This means that the color of the furniture that will be installed in a small room is extremely important. Light glossy surfaces will help to visually increase the space.

However, it is not recommended to buy a set that matches the color of the walls exactly. It is also very important to correctly place bright accents that will enliven the room and give it a twist.

Some design tricks can help make your kitchen look bigger. Mirrored surfaces will add depth to the room, exactly the same function is performed by glass doors and shelves, chrome-plated metal handles, and so on. At the same time, it is important to maintain harmony so that the kitchen looks stylish and attractive.

Equally important is the arrangement of furniture in the kitchen. For small spaces, it is recommended to choose a linear or L-shaped layout, abandoning the island, U-shaped and two-line layout. And also for a very small kitchen, built-in furniture is ideal, helping to save space as much as possible.

Choice of household appliances

Every housewife wants to use household appliances that greatly facilitate the process of cooking, these include a food processor, blender, microwave oven, steamer, bread machine, multicooker. And there is also a coffee maker, electric kettle, ice cream maker, toaster. How to place all this in a room that has a very modest size?

Designers advise to use the highest cabinets with deep niches, in which you can easily hide some of these items, taking them out when needed. You can place an electric kettle and a coffee maker on the work surface, as the most commonly used devices.

Narrow cabinets with rolling doors, located between the lower and upper tiers of the headset, are also perfect for storing household appliances.

Narrow dishwashers and ovens save space in the bottom row. The cabinets themselves must be equipped with appropriate mechanisms that provide quick and free access to the necessary devices.

There is a wide choice of such mechanisms - zapachny, folding, with a rotating carousel, folding and so on. Properly organizing the space of a small kitchen is not as difficult as it seems at first glance.

Color and decor

Here are a few basic recommendations:

How to save space in a small kitchen

There are many ways to save space in a small kitchen: .

  • Install additional shelves in cabinets, and then their capacity will increase significantly.
  • Use every available corner wisely to install appliances or corner cabinets.
  • At the very top of the headset, you can install spacious boxes to store rarely used devices and items.
  • If the cabinet is not high enough, it is recommended to place an additional shelf above it, it will be an excellent place to store kitchen utensils.
  • All frying pans should be placed on the special railing mechanism, stacked with each other.
  • A special side rack attached to the door of the set can store baking paper, foil, cling film, garbage bags and other kitchen items.
  • Directly under the sink, place a tension rod, placing the household chemicals used in cleaning on it.
  • Books and magazines with favorite recipes are recommended to be stored on a separate shelf attached to a free space on one of the walls. This shelf can also be installed directly on the refrigerator.
  • Use a wall-mounted dish rack to save space on worktops and cabinets.
  • Cutting boards are conveniently hidden in side "pockets" attached to the inside of the lower cabinets.
  • A metal cornice can be attached to the side panel of the headset to store kitchen utensils.
  • To store knives and other small metal objects, use a special magnetic tape attached to the wall in the “apron” area. The same magnetic tape can be used to store small jars of spices.
  • All items with long handles should be collected and placed in one place.
  • Regular paper holders used in offices can be adapted to store thermoses and bottles.
  • Wall shelves help unload cabinets.
  • Additional shelves with high legs can be installed on the work surface.
  • The table in a small kitchen can be folded down by attaching the top to a wide window sill.
  • A hanging structure can be placed above the work area, using it to store ladles, ladles, pans and other similar utensils.
  • The cutting board can be operated simply on the surface by turning off all the burners.
  • You can dry dishes not in a bulky dryer, but on a soft microfiber rug that quickly absorbs moisture and does not take up any space in the kitchen.

    • Mistakes that are often made when arranging a small kitchen

    The owners of small and cramped kitchens often make planning mistakes that prevent them from using the room as functionally as possible, while not littering it with unnecessary interior items. How to equip a small kitchen? You can understand this issue using the example of the most common mistakes.

    There is not enough space in the kitchen to store the necessary utensils. To avoid this, you should learn how to effectively use the free vertical space. Small shelves and cabinets can be installed above the stove, refrigerator, or even directly under the ceiling.

    The work surface is too small. This is done in order to save space, but in fact, such a solution only contributes to more clutter in the kitchen. You can continue the work surface using a folding tabletop or a bar counter.

    Elimination of the hood to save space. Unfortunately, a lingering unpleasant smell will completely spoil the impression of even the most elegant kitchen. There is no way to do without a hood in a small room. Designers are advised to choose compact models. If necessary, the hood can be hidden behind the facade of the headset.

    As you can see, a small kitchen is not a reason to be upset. With a competent and rational approach to the design of this room, you can get a comfortable and functional kitchen as a result.

    Small kitchens (real photos)

    If you are the owner of a small kitchen, you will be interested to see our photo gallery with 320+ photos of small kitchen examples from professional designers.

    functional kitchen in an unusual place

    Decent kitchen design option in the basement

    The site interiors of rooms would like to introduce its guests to the magnificent design of the kitchen by designers Andre and Anna Freeman, the image of which is modern and not only due to the presence high-tech equipment, but due to the courage and originality of artistic solutions and creative approach.

    It is worth noting that such a combined kitchen-dining room is located in the basement, which initially required additional work to deepen it in order to achieve the required ceiling height, allowing you to install all the necessary kitchen elements.

    The final result impresses with the depth of its content and perfection of the formed lines. There is nothing superfluous here, which is quite rare for objects of this kind.

    The color scheme of the room, saturated, preferably with gray and dark colors, as well as the brilliance of metallic elements, dictates a special mood in which elements of rigor and seriousness are read, which is typical for a design with a clear stylistic modern direction.

    An extractor hood that perfectly combines both practical and aesthetic functions

    An extractor hood, presented among the elements of kitchen equipment in this room, would be the pride of any housewife. By the way, the owner of this miracle device is also unable to hide her enthusiastic emotions.

    In addition to the excellent execution of its direct functional purpose, such a product plays the role of a kind of technical decoration. It is worth noting that in this case, all household appliances for the kitchen are the basis of such a unique design solution.

    The perfection of shapes and lines of all kitchen elements

    A kind of kitchen island, which together form some of the elements of the kitchen, is compact and can be easily moved around its entire perimeter.

    Such a practical approach, of course, has a positive impact on the result of the cooking process of various dishes, including their taste, because in such conditions you just want to cook and put your soul into these actions.

    A variant of a competent combination of objects and color design of the kitchen in the basement

    The visual perception of such a room is characterized by the presence of extremely positive factors. The stylish kitchen set is made so flawlessly that you can’t find flaws in it, even if you really want to.

    The reason for such a stunning result is a competent approach to details, taking into account the characteristics of this basement and using all its design possibilities.

    Lack of piling up, as well as an overabundance of various elements, both appliances and furniture, is another secret of a successful design solution. The issue of lighting is also solved in an optimal technical manner.

    In the absence of bulky light sources, the abundance of light in this case is provided by more modern and miniature counterparts, which is the best option for a basement.

    The designer chairs chosen for this kitchen composition combine styles from both modern and earlier stylistic trends, acting as a bridge between the past and the present. In the conditions of the created interior, this version of furniture looks very dignified and harmonious.

    A large dining table, done in a somewhat underground manner, continues the process of mixing styles and times, which also looks quite natural and interesting.

    This piece of furniture once again demonstrates how high-quality results can be achieved with minimal effort. Take a closer look at its details, and you will see an ordinary wooden table top, treated with varnish and a support welded from ordinary metal parts.

    The original lamps reflect the natural light coming from the street in a rather interesting way, creating a real doomsday. They look great in the context of the color scheme offered by the brickwork located in the dining table area.

    A large glass door floods the room with sunlight, making dining at the table pleasant and relaxed, as well as adding additional color to an existing look.

    Gray flooring successfully contrasts with the texture of the brick wall, saturating the image with additional shades and softening some of the severity of existing lines and shapes.

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