
How to Optimize Small Spaces in Apartments and Houses
In this article, we will share valuable tips on how to optimize small spaces in apartments and houses.
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ArchShopArchShopThe gourmet area is a space specially planned to host culinary, social, and entertainment activities. In essence, it is an extension of the traditional kitchen.
The gourmet area is a space specially planned and designed to host culinary, social, and entertainment activities. In essence, it is an extension of the traditional kitchen, but with characteristics that make it unique in its function and atmosphere. More than just a place to prepare meals, the gourmet area represents a true connection between the gastronomic art and the pleasure of sharing moments with friends and family.
The benefits of incorporating a gourmet area into a residential project are numerous. First, it provides an enriching experience for the residents, offering a welcoming and conducive environment for celebrating gatherings. In addition, the gourmet area adds significant value to the project as a whole. Nowadays, homebuyers are looking for more than just a residence; they are looking for a complete home, where every space has been designed with attention to detail and quality of life.
When the gourmet area is planned in the indoor part of the house, the design and style possibilities expand even further. It is possible to create environments that dialogue with the rest of the residence, ensuring a harmonious integration with the existing decoration. It also allows functionality and practicality to be carefully balanced, making the gastronomic experience more pleasant and dynamic.
With this approach in mind, we will now explore a selection of 10 different styles and applications for indoor gourmet areas, drawing inspiration from different design proposals to meet varied tastes and needs. Join us on this journey through the art of living well indoors! If you are interested in one of the gourmet areas mentioned here, don't forget to check out its complete project!
América Project
Geneva Project
Dublin Project
Nevada Project
Toronto Project
Vienna Project
Colombia Project
Taiwan Project
Rome Project
Buenos Aires Project

The gourmet area of the América Project brings functionality and style in a compact space. With 12.98m², the area was designed at the back of the project and has an exit to the outdoor area. It also incorporates a lavatory that makes the user experience more practical and functional. The adopted style combines the charm of Scandinavian with the coziness of rustic, creating a unique and welcoming atmosphere. Neutral and light colors predominate the room, while wood brings a connection with nature. The project reveals a clean and inviting gourmet area, which aligns perfectly with the approach of the kitchen, located next to it. Access the project page by clicking here!

In the Geneva Project, the gourmet space was planned in 17.89m² on the lower floor of the house. With a rustic style and intimate atmosphere, the area features coatings that enhance its personality, also highlighting the presence of wood. The glass doors that make up its closure provide an inviting look to the leisure area with a pool. At the central island, the pendant lights add a touch of elegance and functionality to the space. The gourmet area was allocated next to the kitchen, facilitating the flow between the environments, in addition to offering access to the laundry room and a social bathroom. Access the project page by clicking here!

For the Dublin Project, the gourmet area had 18.54m² planned in an inviting and friendly space. Integrating perfectly with the social areas, the environment is bright and airy, thanks to the glass doors that connect it to both the interior of the house and the leisure area with a pool. The rustic style is applied through the light-toned wood chosen for the furniture, while the LED lighting ensures a more pleasant and visually comfortable environment. The area features a side counter with 4 stools, as well as practical and functional access to the laundry room. We highlight the tiles on the feature wall that offer charm to the space. Access the project page by clicking here!

In the Nevada Project, the indoor gourmet area features a charming rustic and industrial style. With a generous extension of 23.14m², this space was meticulously designed to provide a sense of comfort and sophistication. The central island is adorned with 3 stools and pendant lights, ideal for quicker and more relaxed meals. The space features walls in exposed concrete and brick that establish the rustic design of the place. In this project, we also have the use of large glass doors that create a harmonious integration with the other environments. The gourmet area has an exit to the wooden deck with a pool, as well as convenient access to the house's laundry room. Access the project page by clicking here!

The Toronto Project features an indoor gourmet area with a generous 23.86m². The central counter, accompanied by 3 stools and pendant lights, serves as a perfect focal point for meals and conversations among friends and family. The rustic wooden table adds a touch of country charm to the environment, while the intimate lighting creates a cozy and inviting atmosphere. The gourmet area has convenient access to the laundry room, making it functional and practical for everyday life. The environment is complemented by a well-positioned sink and lavatory, providing comfort and convenience to residents and guests. Strategically integrated glass doors connect the gourmet area to the interior of the house, allowing natural light to illuminate and frame the environment. On the opposite side, large glass doors offer a spectacular view of the deck with a pool in the outdoor area, creating a sense of continuity between the internal and external spaces. Access the project page by clicking here!

In the Vienna Project, the gourmet area has 30.40m² distributed in a harmonious and functional way. With a linear kitchen, the environment is perfect for interaction between family and friends. It has a rustic table for 8 people and a style marked by the rusticity of the white exposed bricks that cover the wall. Its color palette adopts neutral tones that enhance the rustic aesthetic of the furniture. The general lighting is done by LED applications that contribute to the functionality of the environment. Another captivating element is the tiles on one of the walls, with colorful and personality-filled patterns. The gourmet area has an exit to an inviting outdoor veranda with a pergola and deck, establishing a smooth transition between the environments. Access the project page by clicking here!

In the Colombia Project, the gourmet area features 38.35m² planned in a sophisticated and minimalist style. The focus on neutral colors enhances the striking presence of wood, applied to both the furniture and the ovens. The tiles with diverse patterns in shades of blue bring an additional charm to the environment. An interesting feature is the igloo wood-fired oven, which brings a traditional aesthetic and is perfect for preparing pizzas. In addition, the space also has an indoor hot tub. The strategically distributed lighting in spots, combined with the natural light that permeates the space, creates a pleasant and inviting atmosphere. Access the project page by clicking here!

The gourmet area of the Taiwan Project occupies an environment of 44.20m² in a high-end plan. Located on the third floor of the residence, it incorporates a kitchen, dining room, and TV room. Inspired by the charms of country houses, the rustic style of this gourmet space is evidenced by the wall coverings and the palette of natural tones. The central kitchen island is equipped with 4 stools and a modern cooktop, ensuring a functional and elegant layout. The island is adorned with pendant lights that assist in meal preparation and make the environment more sophisticated. The gourmet area is adjacent to the pool (found on the same floor) and also offers a front balcony of 23.51m². Access the project page by clicking here!

In the Rome Project, the gourmet area was designed in 45.30m² and is a great example of a gourmet space. The house is a luxury residence and this characteristic is reflected in the planning of the environment. Its rustic style is addressed in the wall cladding and the elegant slatted wood panel that extends to the room's ceiling. The area has an imposing central island with 4 stools, a rustic-cut wooden table for 8 people, as well as a space for a TV. The application of the wood-fired oven offers various possibilities for residents to prepare traditional and homemade dishes, elevating the gastronomic experience. The lighting is done by LED and favors the use of yellow bulbs, creating an intimate atmosphere. The space has an exit to the exterior of the house, making circulation more fluid and dynamic. Access the project page by clicking here!

The gourmet area of the Buenos Aires Project is a refined and spacious area, with a high-end design that covers a generous 79.88m². Located in a house on a slope, this gourmet area offers multiple spaces ideal for gatherings. The environment is specially designed to provide moments of conviviality and leisure. Equipped with a large TV room, an imposing table with capacity for 12 people, and a kitchen with a central island and 5 stools, the space was designed to comfortably accommodate all guests.
The double-height ceiling and the various window designs allow for an abundant entry of natural light, giving the environment a well-lit and welcoming atmosphere. The decorative pendant lighting adds a touch of sophistication to the space, complementing the rustic and Scandinavian style that is very present throughout the area. The use of light wood helps create a striking visual identity, bringing an air of elegance and coziness to the space. We highlight the wood-fired oven, with an exposed brick chimney, which evokes a traditional rustic aesthetic. The polished concrete floor provides a modern and resistant aesthetic, perfectly matching the overall style of the space. In addition, multiple glass doors allow easy access and integration with the outdoor area, creating a fluid connection between the indoor and outdoor environments of the house. Access the project page by clicking here!
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