"This kitchenette, which rests on the top floor of a Brooklyn brownstone, appears in our book Remodelista: The Organized Home, and every time I stumble upon the photograph, I'm reminded that this is how I want to live-surrounded by fewer, more considered possessions. It's not just a pretty picture, though. Despite its space limitations, this kitchenette is hard-working and highly functional. Here, 5 space-saving ideas to steal from it:"
"2. Consider refrigerator drawers. Under-the-counter refrigerator drawers are more commonplace in Europe, where more frequent market-shopping means you can make do with smaller-sized refrigerators. They're a great option for anyone, though, with a small kitchen. For our list of top picks, see 10 Easy Pieces: The Best Under-Counter Refrigerator Drawers. 3. Deploy the all-powerful tray. If you must keep things on the kitchen counter, consider corralling them onto a tray. It's a simple visual trick that makes everything look tidier."
A top-floor Brooklyn brownstone kitchenette demonstrates living with fewer, more considered possessions. The compact layout remains hard-working and highly functional despite severe space limitations. Barely-there tab pulls create a seamless modern look while conserving visual space. The dead space between countertop and upper cabinets can host a minimalist wire rail for hanging coffee filters, brushes, and baskets, reducing countertop clutter. Under-counter refrigerator drawers provide a small-kitchen refrigeration solution commonly used in Europe and suit frequent market shopping routines. Corralling items on an enamel tray keeps countertop objects visually tidy.
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