Cramped kitchen

Check out these small kitchen makeovers from HGTV's favorite interior designers.

The owners of this 1920’s Colonial Revival cottage wanted to transform their cramped kitchen into an inviting place...

If you live in a tiny apartment with an even smaller kitchen, you understand how difficult it is to store everything without it becoming a total avalanche in your cabinets. Because I’m constantly testing cool kitchen gadgets, coffee, and pantry goodies (it’s all part of the job!), my shelves have become a complete disaster.

The saying “this home has good bones” often refers to the architectural integrity that hints at a solid floor plan, interesting details, and a flexible layout, among other things. So it’s no surprise that HGTV’s “Good Bones” show renovates homes that fit this description, and their fifth season kicks off with one transformation that sets the bar—and the ceiling—high.

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Designing a ModeloDeCocinasPequeñas completely transformed how I feel about my kitchen! 💛 I wanted a cozy, warm space, and this layout made it all possible. The compact design doesn’t feel cramped at all—everything has its place, and the flow is perfect for small spaces. If you’re searching for ways to create a cozy atmosphere, this ModeloDeCocinasPequeñas is exactly what you need!

The Georgian building in Central Liverpool, was home to Edward Chambré Hardman and his wife Margaret who lived and worked there for 40 years.

Cooking is tons of fun until you notice dishes piled up in the sink. Nobody wants to sort through a cramped wash area – so why put up with a tiny sink? If you want a clean and comfortable cooking experience, a large kitchen sink is essential!

Are you tired of feeling cramped in your tiny kitchen? Dreaming of a sleek, modern space that maximizes every inch? You're not alone!