Small Kitchen? This Ikea Hack Creates The Island You Thought You Couldn't Have - Tasting Table

"If you have a small kitchen, you might wish that you could poof your furniture out of existence whenever you need extra room, then put it back just as easily. This is especially true for kitchen islands, which can be an obtrusive waste of square footage, despite how nice they look. But with the FÖRHÖJA kitchen cart from Ikea, you can have an island that not only moves wherever you want it, but can be put away in a snap."

"This simple and chic cart not only has wheels that make it super easy to move, but it offers more storage space than many permanent islands. With two drawers and two open racks, you can conveniently store utensils, kitchen towels, dishes, alcohol bottles, and more. At just over ​​39 inches long and 16 inches wide, the surface gives you plenty of extra workspace, and the material is a light-colored birchwood that meshes well with most kitchens."

"The FÖRHÖJA cart matches up with tips from interior designers on how to make a small kitchen feel luxe, such as making your decor functional and getting creative with hiding items. If you need room to cook or clean, just roll your island out of the kitchen or inside a closet. With a nearly five-star rating out of over 400 reviews, this is easily one of the best products that will make your small kitchen more functional."

Ikea's FÖRHÖJA kitchen cart is a mobile island on wheels that provides more storage than many permanent islands. It features two drawers and two open racks for utensils, kitchen towels, dishes, alcohol bottles, and other items. The cart measures just over 39 inches long and 16 inches wide, supplying substantial extra workspace. The birchwood material is light-colored and blends with most kitchens and can be painted to match decor. The cart supports designer-recommended strategies for small kitchens by combining functionality with hidden storage and can be rolled away or tucked into a closet. It holds a nearly five-star rating from over 400 reviews, and alternatives such as KALLAX shelving or LACK tables serve as stand-ins for smaller spaces or different materials.

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