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Mastering the minimalists’ kitchen? Here\u2019s the thing: the kitchen is a hotbed of activity. It\u2019s a lounge, a pseudo entertainment center, a dining room, a working kitchen, and a revolving door of friends, family, pets, and guests. One thing we know about the kitchen is, having less stuff to clutter up space means more of a chance at keeping it in a position to keep the dinner party or Monday morning coffee running smoothly. <\/span><\/p>\n

Today, we\u2019re talking about ways to master the minimalist kitchen aesthetic. <\/span><\/p>\n

\"Mastering<\/p>\n

Toss Out the Clutter<\/h2>\n

Step one of mastering the minimalist vibe is to get rid of the clutter that\u2019s keeping you from seeing the countertop. But further to clutter, it means more than taking out the trash and getting rid of old reading material and the grocery bill from the working surfaces. This is your chance to reconsider how you use the space and to purge the unnecessary stuff. <\/span><\/p>\n

Start with the small appliances – many of them overlap in terms of their function, and truth be told, we can often do without them in the long run. Have a toaster, a toaster oven, and an oven? Get rid of that toaster oven that occupies the grey space. The same can be said for other specialty items we seldom use:<\/span><\/p>\n