Opening up a galley kitchen

A galley or corridor kitchen design layout consists of a three to five foot corridor or walk-way situated between two parallel walls or runs of cabinetry. Learn more!

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New York City apartments can be notoriously small — like 55 square feet small. One place where it’s easy to feel the lack of square footage in a tiny apartment is the kitchen, but fear not: There are plenty of small-space tips and tools specifically for kitchens. If you’re like Aleena Cherian (@artbyalchemy) and her husband, Jebin, and you own your apartment (or have a permissive landlord), a little DIY can do wonders.

Reader Barbie sent us photos of the dramatic transformation her kitchen underwent as part of her remodel. We were excited to see how this narrow kitchen got a modern update, and how Barbie and her family gained a lot more space. Take a look at how her kitchen looks now — it’s almost unrecognizable! The renovation made the kitchen feel more connected to the rest of the house instead of being so closed off. There had previously been a wall where the large, dual-sided island is now.

Love the open kitchen design? You’ll love it even more when you see these open-concept kitchen ideas you’ll want to try!

Hi All- I'm back with another home project to share with you. I will link all of the products used at the end of the post. We've slowly but surely been redoing our kitchen since we purchased our home 2 years ago. The first thing we did was update our appliances- let me tell you that the inside of the previous oven was something from a nightmare! Most recently, Kyle installed a subway tile backsplash and installed new flooring. We also added in shiplap and a new coat rack that I made out of…

Check out our roundup on galley kitchen ideas to navigate the notoriously narrow floor plan in style

Okay, so I already knew that this post would have to be a two parter. Typically I try to keep Fridays as an organized post highlighting some aspect of the home (ie bathrooms , fire places , closets , etc). But limiting the photos of interior-maj worthy kitchens is basically impossible. Have you e