The Smallest Kitchen in the World?

From Kayla on April 28th, 2010 in Kitchen Remodel

If you’re among the millions who have chosen location over space and now live in a home the size of a postage stamp, Avanti doesn’t want your kitchen (or your tummy) to suffer.

mini kitchen space

This mini-kitchen comes with the bare essentials and takes up only a tiny 2.4 cubic feet of space.

The amenities: a refrigerator with beverage rack on the door, a space for taller bottles on the right, an electric burner, a stainless steel sink with matching countertop, and two drawers for added storage space.

mini kitchen white

Even if your pad isn’t lacking in space, this could be the perfect addition to any movie or game room. I might even consider keeping one in my bedroom…

7 Responses to “The Smallest Kitchen in the World?”

Dean Says:

April 28th, 2010 at 10:35 am

wow thats really really cool.

hats off to super efficient spaces…

Taylen Says:

April 28th, 2010 at 10:36 am

this is the perfect thing for my apartment!! so minimal and so efficient! love it

Sara Says:

April 28th, 2010 at 11:09 am

I love this idea! Although I’m a big ‘over-shopper’ at the grocery store, so I’m thinking it would be full in about 2 seconds! I love innovations like this.

Brittany Says:

April 28th, 2010 at 11:17 am

I also have a bad habit of buying healthy food I never…. quite… actually… end up eating. Don’t tell anybody.

Billitteri Says:

April 29th, 2010 at 9:34 am

I would totally buy one of these. Then, I could cook in my basement at home, lol.

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Kayla Albert
A freelance writer by trade and an artist at heart, Kayla is a spastic go-getter who likes to believe she is on the cutting edge of new trends in any arena. When she isn’t playing with words, she is most likely enthralled by some horrific reality show or reading a new self-help book. Before joining the fantastic CalFinder team, Kayla worked towards her bachelor’s degree in English Writing from the University of Colorado at Denver. She is committed to bringing a quirky edge to remodeling ideas and home design. You can also read Kayla's work at Confessions of a Perfectionist.

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