Many people believe having an attic space is a big problem because it will be challenging to design a layout and squeeze your furniture into an attic corner. But I’m here to convince you that’s not the case! An attic kitchen can be both comfortable and functional, looking stylish and feeling incredibly intimate.
What colors to choose for an attic kitchen? Because this is frequently a small space, a neutral color palette can be an excellent choice. You can spruce up the space with dark contrasting touches or shiny metallics. Of course, you can rock a dark kitchen as well, but if the space is small, it can appear even smaller, so I’d recommend this idea only to large attic kitchens. To achieve a sleek look, opt for contemporary or minimalist decor – it is critical to declutter a small space to make it appear larger. Modern design is also a good option; keep the kitchen clean and sleek.
Take a look at the ideas below!
Really fresh and airy ambiance in this kitchen is due to the large Velux windows on the roof and the bright blue backsplash color that strikes through this all-white kitchen setting. This adds to the freshness, cleanness, and pureness of this spot.
If your space is small, you should make the most of it; an attic space is no exception. Fit your cabinets and shelves as best you can beneath the attic ceiling. It is commonly assumed that attic spaces do not fit upper cabinets; however, it is not so: the cabinets can be upper as well; simply cut them to fit into the angle. It’s even easier to fit into shelves, whether a spice rack or a pot rack going right under the rise; fitting one isn’t difficult.
A skylight is essential in an attic space; make as many as possible to fill the room with light. The kitchen can become gloomy and unwelcoming when there isn’t enough natural light. Make skylights over the cooking and dining areas to flood them with light. You could even go for a wholly glazed ceiling to take advantage of as much natural light as possible.
Because attics are less spacious, they appear cozy, inviting, and pleasant, making them ideal for unleashing a bohemian spirit. Play with colors, textures, and shapes, display kitchen items, add flowers, fruits, hanging accessories, etc., and your bohemian kitchen is ready to use.
How can more light be added to the space to make it more inviting and welcoming? Don’t forget to add lights and lamps; regardless of how many windows and skylights you have, lighting is required to make the space welcoming. A solution like this will work in both a small and a large space. If you have high ceilings, highlight them with pendant lamps: they will provide adequate lighting while emphasizing the height of the ceilings. Get inspired!
Visible beams can make a significant difference in the overall appearance of your attic kitchen. Make sure your furniture is designed with beams in mind! This tiny attic kitchen is picture-perfect. Its simple styling and silvery tones enhance the rough wooden beams beautifully.
