Limit the kitchen equipment on a piece of furniture – the "Small kitchen"

The "Small Kitchen" was created by designers Christopher Meyer and Vicky Muller. The idea behind this small kitchen is to reduce essential kitchen equipment to a single piece of furniture. The table design, with light wood paneling, can hold silicone pans, cutlery, and even a kitchen sink.

The "Small Kitchen" project by Christopher Meyer and Vicky Muller

This unique design for a small kitchen limits a full set of kitchen equipment to one piece of furniture. The table can function as a compact kitchen island with several built-in applications. It is small, convenient, and space-saving. A water tap is integrated into the surface, and an LED-lit sink is built in. Practical drawers hold coffee cups and ceramic kitchenware.

The built-in white faucet

Surface with silicone cover and drawers

Coffee cups stored neatly

Kitchen cutlery organized in the drawers

The "Small Kitchen" and its practical applications

The small kitchen by Christopher Meyer and Vicky Muller is not made only from light wood. The table design is covered on the sides with a soft white silicone skin. This lets you store pots and other utensils along the sides of the table, between its legs. The solution saves space and works especially well in compact interiors.

White silicone covers

Jars stored neatly

Other practical ideas for compact kitchen models

The modular kitchen by Kristin Laass and Norman Ebelt

Modular kitchen island cabinet with transparent doors

Modular kitchen in white and green

Photos by Marco Warmuth