Stylish Kitchen Arch Designs for Small Spaces: Maximizing Space and Aesthetic Appeal with Simple Arch DesignsArvind PatelMar 18, 2025Table of ContentsCase Study 1 Modern Minimalist ArchCase Study 2 Rustic Wooden ArchExpert InsightFree Smart Home PlannerAI-Powered smart home design software 2025Home Design for FreeWritten by Arvind Patel, an interior design expert certified by Mumbai University, with over 10 years of professional experience and winner of the Mumbai Sustainable Home Design Award 2024. In today's fast-paced world, especially in urban settings like Mumbai, small kitchens can feel cramped. However, with the right design elements, such as simple kitchen arches, you can create an illusion of space while enhancing the overall aesthetic. In this article, we will explore several stylish arch designs that can transform your kitchen.Case Study 1: Modern Minimalist ArchClient: A couple living in a 600 sq. ft. flat in Bandra.Before: The kitchen was closed off, making it feel isolated and small. After: We introduced a sleek, minimal archway that opened the kitchen to the living area, creating an airy feel. The arch was painted white to match the walls, giving a seamless look. Budget: ₹30,000 for materials and labor. Time: 2 weeks. This design not only provided more natural light but also encouraged interaction during cooking and entertaining.Case Study 2: Rustic Wooden ArchClient: A young family in Pune with a love for traditional decor.Before: The kitchen had a standard entry with no character. After: We crafted a rustic wooden arch using reclaimed wood, adding warmth and charm. The arch was complemented with hanging herbs for a homey feel. Budget: ₹25,000 for materials. Time: 1 week. This arch design not only elevated the kitchen's look but also aligned with the family's desire for sustainability.Expert InsightAccording to a recent report by the India Design Council, open kitchen layouts that include arches or rounded designs can enhance the flow of space and promote better interaction among family members. This aligns well with the growing trend of multipurpose spaces in Indian homes.Home Design for FreePlease check with customer service before testing new feature.