Multi-Functional Portable Kitchen Islands The Witkowski Homer Kitchen Cart by Gracie Oaks (via Wayfair)ĥ. The Droitwich Kitchen Island from August Grove (via Wayfair) Portable kitchen islands don’t have to be big, they can be narrow like these examples, that can also double as a bar cart or coffee station in a small apartment. One way of creating more counter space is by adding a kitchen cart on wheels, and as a bonus, they often have storage too. If you have a small kitchen, counter space and storage space is always lacking.
Thin Kitchen Islands On Wheels For Small Kitchens The FLYTTA Kitchen Cart designed by Nicholai Wiig Hansen for Ikea.Ĥ. The Shounak Kitchen Cart from 17 Stories (via Wayfair)Īnother option is to draw inspiration from the design of chef’s kitchens, where stainless steel is the material choice. Industrial inspired kitchens often have design elements like exposed pipes and metal accents, however, you can also add a kitchen island on wheels that have exposed wire baskets, a black metal frame, and a wood countertop. Portable Kitchen Islands That Add An Industrial Touch Specht Architects and Louise Harpman designed this renovated house overlooking Lake Austin in Texas.ģ. If you have plenty of space in your kitchen, but you also want the flexibility to change the arrangement when needed, you can have two or more portable kitchen islands that can easily be separated or placed together.
As the kitchen island is on wheels, it can also be placed against the white wall opposite the kitchen, and act as a serving console or sideboard. This not only stands out from the wood cabinets, but it also complements the white walls, stair handrail, and the dining furniture. In this example, the designers decided to create the movable kitchen island using white as the featured color. People often use materials that contrast kitchen cabinets when designing a kitchen island, and a portable kitchen island is no different. Add A Contrasting Portable Kitchen Island
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