3. Sleek black units, or even dark brown ones, can ensure a space looks bigger - but choose a pale work surface.
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3. Sleek black units, or even dark brown ones, can ensure a space looks bigger - but choose a pale work surface. (Image 3 of 28)
A small kitchen benefits from being subtle in its approach. That might mean that you choose to put it behind sliding doors that can be shut off when it's not being used - or that you choose units that are so understated, they are crying out not to be noticed. Why does this approach work? The more streamlined, the easier on the eye a room is, and the bigger it feels.
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