
The UK’s
Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) recently launched a campaign called
HomeWise to highlight the fact that most new build homes in the UK are falling short of the recommended size guidelines. Britain’s
‘shameful shoebox homes’
are failing to provide the space that families need for modern day
living. The average new three bedroom home currently being built by the
UK’s top house builders is around 8% smaller than the basic recommended
minimum size, depriving families of the space needed to live comfortably
and cohesively.

Just as new build houses are getting smaller, many of the existing
larger properties are being carved up into smaller apartments or studio
flats in order to house burgeoning populations. These small dwellings
often cram the living quarters into as few rooms as possible and open
plan seems to be the key with living rooms, kitchens and dining rooms
often being confined to a single room.

With space being such a premium these days, innovative space-saving
designs for the home are more important than ever. These compact
kitchens from French company
Kitchoo
are designed to provide all the functionality expected from a kitchen
in the least space possible. Most models incorporate an integrated
fridge-freezer, an induction hob with 2 rings, and a telescopic mixer
tap, whilst optional extras include integrated dishwasher, microwave
oven, washing machine, recycling bin and cutlery rack, depending on the
model.

Kitchoo compact kitchens are sophisticated, well-equipped and
extremely practical. The five designs, including the award-winning
K1 kitchen,
can be hidden away behind closed doors when not in use and look like
any other cupboard or dresser that you might find at home.
Living
in a property with such a small kitchen can’t be easy. But these lovely
little compact kitchens would certainly make life easier when space is
limited. Don’t you agree?
El Royal Institute of British Architects
(RIBA) lanzó una campaña llamada HomeWis, para crear diseños de cocinas
que no ocupen tanto espacio y que puedan darle uso para otras
actividades, por que los departamentos en Inglaterra cada vez son más
pequeños.
Las imágenes que ilustran este post son unos ejemplos de cocinas que
ocupan poco espacio, pero que además se pueden utilizar como por
ejemplo, escritorios: Compact Kitchens
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