The style of kitchen you choose to decorate up your log cabin with is important to consider as it’s one of the only rooms in the cabin that is used the most.
It’s a family room, so it gets used throughout the day, morning, noon, and night.
What you want is a kitchen that fits your log cabin aesthetic and saves space at the same time. So you can enjoy your log cabin through your beautifully rendered kitchen!
And if you’re struggling to find the right kitchen designs and ideas that will fit this purpose well, then we’ve got you covered with a full list of storage-saving kitchens. If you can think of it, we’ve got it!
Window Archway Kitchens
Kitchens designed especially with high archway windows are a bit of a placebo effect space-saving kitchen, but it’s proven that the more light you let into your home or log cabin, the more spacious it will look.
And there’s nothing better than seeing the wildlife and foliage right outside your taller windows every morning!
The bigger your windows, the more in touch with nature you’ll be, so if you’re looking for a log cabin kitchen that will feel like an adventurous escape, go no further!
Shelving Storage Kitchens
One of the great things about kitchens is the amount of beautifully arranged spices, bottles, cutlery, and plates that can be displayed in them. There’s nothing better than a beautifully arranged kitchen with all your specially bought plates and bowls that you’d sworn to only break out on special occasions.
The kitchen is supposed to be a place you can feel proud of your log cabin in, so having space-saving shelves to keep them organized is the way to go!
Hanging Storage Kitchens
It’s great when you’ve got ample pots and pans in your kitchen cabinets to use for any recipe you could possibly think of, but when it’s starts getting cluttered and messy inside those cabinets, what do you do?
Well, hanging them is a way to keep your log cabin kitchen aesthetically pleasing, whilst being smart around the storage spacing based on the size of the pots. So, invest in a kitchen that’s designed with lots of hanging spaces!
High Beam Kitchens
Log cabins are known for being cozy and warm homes that can be enjoyed through any season of the year. They’re also known for being limited on space, so finding kitchens that support space-saving and cozy elements, is a smart move to make.
Kitchens designed with high beams bring a warmer feeling to the room, opening up the space to the beams being the main attraction. No one is going to notice a small kitchen when it has beautiful beams as the main features are they?
Kitchen Islands
Kitchen islands are a useful way to design your kitchen to be more space-saving overall. They separate up the main kitchen food preparing areas from the space where you eat, helping to open up your kitchen to maximize the space!
Wooden Booth Kitchens
If your log cabin is going down the rustic decorative route, then you may as well steer the decor and interiors towards this too. Designing a kitchen with built-in log booths instead of a dining table area uses up extra space in the kitchen that wouldn’t have been utilized well.
There are always awkward corners in kitchens that when used properly, can open up your log cabin kitchen to other things!
Corner Cabinets
Some log cabin kitchens strictly use islands and straight counter spaces which is great for aesthetically pleasing purposes, but not so great for space-saving.
So why not invest in corner countertops in your log cabin kitchen to fully use the space. It’s the small details that make the most in situations where space-saving must be considered, so trying a kitchen with corner countertops might make a huge difference to your log cabin.
Island Storage Space Kitchens
Kitchens with islands can be used as their own storage spaces to keep some things in your kitchen separate from others.
Why not choose to store things you don’t use often but need in the kitchen on the kitchen island? This keeps rarely used pots and pans out of the way of other cabinet spacing to make you happier with your log cabin kitchen.
High Ceiling Cabinets
If your log cabin has high ceilings that aren’t being used in terms of space, why not invest in higher storage cabinets to fit more plates, cups, and bowls in.
And if you or your family are on the taller side, they will most definitely appreciate those high cabinets when they visit your log cabin! Kitchens aren’t made for taller folks, so why not make yours giant friendly!
Light Wood Kitchens
Another placebo effect for you, light wood kitchens make for bigger and more spacious kitchens than dark wood kitchens.
The light from the windows combined with the lighter-colored wood furnishings makes for the space-saving log cabin kitchen of your dreams!
Lighter wood also helps lighten your mood when in your log cabin kitchen, especially throughout winter when it’s darker and more gloomy outside.
Ceilings And Hanging Lighting
Investing in a log cabin kitchen that uses hanging island lights is a great way to light up your kitchen whilst saving space around the kitchen countertops.
Kitchens require a lot of light to feel homely and be as functional as they can be, so usually, a lot of lamps and lighting are fixed into the interior to do this.
The only thing about lamps is that they are beautiful, but they take up so much space! Try hanging lights instead.
Marble Tops Kitchens
Marble tops are a great kitchen to invest in, you’ll be too busy making sure your lovely countertops are kept clear and minimalist to worry about clutter around your log cabin.
And keeping the countertops clear is a great way to save space in your log cabin kitchen as it’s the space you use the most!
Rustic Kitchens
Rustic kitchens with lots of shelving beams keep things minimalistic and simple as well as harboring a warm and cozy log cabin atmosphere! Need extra space freed up on the countertops? Use the shelving space.
Kitchens With Larger Sinks
Kitchens with larger sinks provide more air space around the countertops in your log cabin. It’s a simple choice, but it’s the small choices that make a big difference in creating more space in your kitchen, so why not give it a try?
Large Cabinets Kitchens
Since you’ve got a log cabin small home all ready to be renovated, why not get inspired by kitchens with spacious and tall cabinets and drawers.
One large cabinet or chest of drawers to store most of your kitchen appliances is a great way to keep everything in one place so you won’t be plagued with any mental clutter!
Traditional Kitchens With Storage Benches
If you’re going to be designing a kitchen with benches, making those benches have smart storage spacing is an even better way to create more space in your log cabin kitchen!
Keeping everything you don’t need out away from sight is useful in saving space elsewhere in the kitchen for more appliances.
Light And Dark Wood Kitchens
We talked about light wood kitchens, but we haven’t talked about combining dark and light wood kitchens! Sometimes too much light or dark can be overwhelming in a log cabin kitchen, so investing in combining both, balances this out well!
The lighter wood will lighten up the dark wood in summer, and the darker wood will cozy up the light wood in winter!
Rustic Log Cut Kitchens
If you’re going to have a log cabin kitchen, you may as well include elements of logs and tree cuts in a way that is consciously space-saving and pleasing to the eye at the same time. Logs are good for creating a welcoming and mellow log cabin home.
Exposed Ceiling Kitchens
Log cabin kitchens that use high ceilings well are more spacious than others. Especially when the exposed areas are used as a feature rather than neglected. When it comes to space, every opportunity to save space in unusual elements should be taken.
They should be used as the main feature to bring together the whole vibe of your log cabin home! If you’ve got one, use it!
Colorful Kitchens
Many Log cabin kitchens use light and dark wood furnishings, why not switch it up with colorful themes to open up the space overall!
A pop of color can make a huge difference in opening up your kitchen and it’s so simple to put to use! All you have to do is consider what your favorite colors are and go nuts with the paint job!
