#KabinetMinimalis

Before ➡️ After: A Cramped Kitchen Turns Into #MyDreamKitchen ✨ Who can relate to a small kitchen that feels cramped because of too many things? I've been there too! Back then, every corner was full of piled-up equipment, limited space to move around, and honestly, it was far from comfortable. Slowly, I started changing it with a few simple principles: ✔ Choosing matching furniture—I chose cabinets with a minimalist Japandi design, warm natural wood colors, and closed models for a neater look. ✔ A more spacious layout—Adjusting the position of the cabinets so that they don't hinder movement and create a more functional kitchen space. ✔ Less is more—Previously, almost all kitchen equipment was displayed, now I store it in a cabinet so that the kitchen looks cleaner and more aesthetic. Now, cooking is more comfortable, the kitchen atmosphere is calmer, and of course, I feel more at home! ✨ Is there anyone else in the process of renovating their kitchen? Share your experiences in the comments column! #MyDreamKitchen #KitchenRenovation #KitchenStyling #JapandiMinimalist #KabinetDapurKayu #KabinetMinimalis

One of the bottom corners of the stairs functions as a 3in1 Size details: Height: 137 cm Length: 195 cm Width: 120 cm Materials: Frame: Multiplex Melamineto Finishing: HPL Taco code TH 178 GL - Kunst Teak The total budget spent is IDR 5,800,000 (including postage) in 2022 in the Bekasi area For the left frame of the dispenser, there are 2 parts ☑️ top: for decoration and at the back there is still room for storage ☑️ bottom: for shoe racks and the back is still spacious for storage too For the frame on the right side of the dispenser, there is no partition so it is full of storage space up to behind the shoe rack #cabinetinspiration #understairscabinetinspiration #closetinspiration #understairs design #design cupboardunderstairs #minimalist cabinet #minimalistcabinetinspiration #homedecor