6 Stunning Dry Kitchens to Inspire Your Next Renovation

Dry kitchens are becoming increasingly popular in Singapore.

This basically means that you separate out your kitchen into a “wet zone” and “dry zone”…

Your “wet zone” is typically enclosed, and it’s where you do your heavy cooking.

Your “dry zone” is typically located near the dining area, and this is where you house your snacks, beverages, and perhaps a coffee or matcha station.

In this article, we showcase 6 dry kitchens to inspire your next renovation.

1. This homey-looking dry kitchen

This dry kitchen is separated from the wet kitchen with a glass sliding door.

This gives you the best of both worlds – it lets you contain fumes and odours effectively while still keeping the space open and airy.

2. This wood-themed dry kitchen

This dry kitchen is both aesthetic-looking and functional.

If you’ve got a water dispenser, house it in your dry kitchen for easy access to it!

3. This Scandinavian-style dry kitchen

We love how this dry kitchen is styled.

On top of the kitchen cabinets, there’s an open shelf that the homeowners use to display their collectibles and knick-knacks.

4. This minimalist dry kitchen

Open shelving next to your dining area is both aesthetic and functional.

Other than displaying knick-knacks, you can also use this area as a dry pantry, where you store drinks, glasses and cups, and anything that you might need.

5. Open shelving at your hallway

Love your alcohol and liquor?

Display your favourite bottles in your dry kitchen!

6. This dry kitchen with a coffee station

If your coffee equipment collection is growing, a dry kitchen is the perfect spot to set up a dedicated coffee station.

Keep your coffee machine, mugs, beans, and essentials neatly organized for a seamless brewing experience.

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