If you are redesigning your kitchen, bathroom or other small space in your home, you are going to want to maximize as much of it as possible. Keeping things organized and designing a layout that is beautiful but extremely functional are important to keep in mind when choosing cabinets for small spaces. 

Your cabinets should look clean, while also providing you with the most storage possible. There are ways to have your cabinets help you out and even make your space look bigger than it actually is. If you are interested in how to make the most of your space, continue on to learn more about cabinets for small spaces.

White Doors

White cabinets are still the most popular color for kitchens. Spaces that are small can benefit from white cabinet doors because they reflect natural light, making your space appear more open and airy. Choosing white also gives you a clean look, which is perfect for cabinets for small spaces because the more cluttered, the smaller your space feels. 

Shaker cabinets are also the optimal style to choose because of their refined look. You can learn more about styles of cabinet doors from our other blog. 

Small And Slim Cabinets

If your kitchen or bathroom has a small nook next to an appliance, sink or door, use it! Creating slim tall cabinets can help to add more storage and fill the space up nicely. 

You can also squeeze in cubbies to fill the space above a window or your range hood. Adding shelves to blank space on your walls, or having a slide out “pantry” that fits right next to your refrigerator. Getting creative with all the space you have can help you create more storage in a smaller space. 

Glass Cabinet Doors

Using glass has a similar effect as having white cabinets. Glass doors to your pantry or in all your cabinets helps to create an illusion of a bigger space. Having glass doors also means that people will be able to see what is inside your cabinets, which provides a fun opportunity to display your china, antiques or other aesthetic items and storage. Keep in mind that whatever is inside your cupboards will be seen so it is important to keep them organized. 

Ditch The Hardware

If your kitchen or bathroom feels cramped, an easy way to streamline the look is to go for flat cabinet doors without hardware. Cabinets for small spaces that ditch the hardware is the perfect hack. Keeping the look simple and choosing a paint color that is inviting can help to open up the space.

Magnetized

If you are looking for more storage space, without building full cabinets, look into magnetized organizers and shelves. Cabinets for small spaces can get cramped, but having a magnetic spice rack or knife holder can help keep them off your counter space or leave more cabinet space for you to use. Plus, it can add a fun design element to you home that is very unique. 

Metal Or Mirrored

Believe it or not, cabinets are one of the last things to go in your kitchen. If you have done all that you can to make the most of your small space but still want some glamor for your kitchen, metal or mirror cabinet doors are a good final touch. Adding this modern look will help your kitchen look more professional but again, it can help open up the space and reflect the lighting. 

Thinking outside the box for cabinets can make you feel like you’re in the showroom. No need to sacrifice all of your wants in the kitchen or bathroom. Just make the most of cabinets for small spaces.

Working With Rasmussen Custom Cabinets

We have done many cabinet designs for our clients and would be happy to help design whatever cabinets make your space the most functional. 
You can read testimonials on our website and learn more about the services we provide. We want you to love your home, so we make sure your experience is great from start to finish. Contact us today to get started on your custom cabinets.