When decorating your scheme, you might be wondering 'What should I put in the corner of my kitchen?' It can be an awkward space to fill, especially if it's close to a walkway or an alcove surrounded by windows. The good news is, that kitchen ideas are varied and in abundance, so interior designers have plenty of aesthetic and practical ways to make use of an awkward kitchen corner. Even the smallest of spaces can be transformed with thoughtful decoration.
To give you some inspiration, we've asked the experts to share their favorite ways to fill the corner of a kitchen, from simple additions to more thought-out designs – and they don't disappoint. Don't let an empty kitchen corner become an eyesore, or worse, the home of the trash can. There are plenty of stylish ways to make an awkward corner feel cohesive with the rest of your kitchen scheme, rather than an afterthought.
1. Make a mini coffee station An empty kitchen corner is the perfect place to add a little luxury – creating a dedicated space for your morning rituals will make the start of your day all the more enjoyable. For many, coffee is a morning must, so transforming the corner of your kitchen into a small coffee station or nook makes good use of the space.
Add a simple storage unit or butcher's block and adorn it with your coffee machine, brewing essentials, and a few of your favorite mugs. This coffee station has been elevated with two floating shelves above, displaying decor and vintage tableware. This is a g.