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A small galley kitchen with a vintage feel
To make their tiny galley kitchen at the Sea Roost rental resort look larger, homeowners Ron Brand and Matt Albiani (Mate Gallery) kept the walls and cabinets simple white but added color and pattern with a well-worn vintage Dally rug that spans nearly the entire width of the floor space. They also searched far and wide for unique pieces once from or inspired by nature, like this taxidermy fish they purchased at an estate sale in Montauk, to add even more of a coastal feel.
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European-style galley kitchen
Bright white galley kitchen
A skirted farmhouse sink and laser-cut metal cabinet fronts take center stage in this wall-to-wall kitchen in a Whitney McGregor-designed cottage in Greenville, South Carolina.
Retro cottage galley kitchen
Galley Kitchen with Southern Charm
Casual Hill Country galley kitchen
With design cues inspired by period photographs of kitchens, open cabinetry above and below gives this small Texas kitchen a breezy, casual feel. The Smeg refrigerator off to the side is *technically* out of the galley kitchen design, but you know what they say about rules? Sometimes rules are made to be broken.
A beautiful galley kitchen that reflects the era
Sophisticated galley kitchen
Galley kitchen inspired by recycled materials
Industrial-style galley kitchen
In this moody galley kitchen by Ferrarini & Co., white brick walls blend beautifully with black cabinetry, exposed wood beams and Edison ceiling lighting.
Rustic repurposed galley kitchen
At their rural Tennessee weekend home, brothers Seth and Chad Gilbert outfitted a small but mighty wall-to-wall kitchen with an array of second-hand items. Serving as the second “wall” is an island covered in blue-hued paneling that they repurposed from the home's original front porch; the retro refrigerator was picked up on eBay for $200.
Related: See more of this rustic farmhouse in need of repairs
Clean and modern galley kitchen
In this single-story 1970s home by designer Max Humphrey, the galley kitchen's floor space is too small for an island or table, but with an easily movable stool positioned against the end wall, it's spacious enough to seat a second person. The flat-fronted cabinets are made of lacquered plywood, and a glossy, polka-dot terra-cotta backsplash adds a playful touch.
Open and colorful galley kitchen
A colorful little galley kitchen
Bright yellow galley kitchen
A clever galley kitchen with plenty of storage space
Beautiful white and grey galley kitchen
Do you change your mind often? Pick a simple, versatile color palette (like this rustic-chic white-and-grey galley kitchen by designer Loi Thai) and add color with accessories. We love the deep blue here, but you can easily swap it out for another color if you feel like changing your mood.
Patterned floor galley kitchen
Another way to reduce the hallway feel is to break up the materials: Here, a patterned floor and dark base cabinets calm the space, while lighter upper cabinets draw the eye up to the ceiling.
For more information, please visit Studio McGee.
White and wooden galley kitchen
Light wood cabinets add warmth to a space that can feel too cold with white next to the room's gray floors, while black hardware and appliances add a touch of drama.
For more details, please see Front + Main.
Moody Galley Kitchen
Lauren Welch is a freelance editor, writer, and creative working on lifestyle, interiors, entertainment, and fashion. When she's not on a deadline, you can find her styling flowers for Garden Party LA, scouring thrift and antique stores for hidden gems, or telling her boxer, Monster, that he's been a very good boy.
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