"Home idea with IKEA": best solutions for a tiny kitchen
This time, the programme “Home idea with IKEA” visits a flat where the kitchen is longing for a makeover. For nearly two years, a “temporary” feel has dominated its layout, and the time has finally come for a fresh start. But how do you fit everything you need into such a tiny space? The owner has plenty of ideas, though it’s not yet clear whether they can all be realised. An IKEA interior designer steps in with practical advice.
Before
This kitchen has served as a “temporary solution” for far too long. Open shelving and various storage boxes create visual clutter, while the worktops are crowded with appliances and everyday items. There is a lack of cohesive planning and closed cabinetry to help maintain order. The fridge and shelving units are positioned close together, leaving little room for easy movement. The space is functional, but unfinished and impractical for long-term use.
After: A bright, fully functional kitchen for everyday living
After the makeover, the kitchen has gained a completely new lease of life. The wall cabinets significantly increase storage space and create a tidy, cohesive look. The former “temporary” solution has been replaced with a fully functional kitchen featuring built-in appliances and a well-considered layout. In such a compact space, a dishwasher, oven and hob have been cleverly integrated, while still leaving room for a dining area with a round table. The space now feels bright, practical and welcoming for everyday cooking and time together.
After: Smart and organised storage
After the makeover, storage in the kitchen has become clear and logically organised. The upper cabinets with internal shelving allow dishes and food items to be neatly arranged, while drawers provide easy access to everyday essentials. Everything has its place – from kitchen utensils to small appliances. Closed storage solutions maintain a clean visual look, and the well-planned interior layout ensures that even a compact kitchen makes the most of its available space.


























