Inside an IKEA store, a beautifully arranged ENHET kitchen caught attention for its smart, compact design and modern look. This particular setup features a light gray-green color paired with a black frame, giving the kitchen a balanced feel of softness and industrial edge. It's perfect for small apartments, tiny homes, or anyone wanting a sleek and affordable kitchen update. The video footage was captured by Mauritz, showcasing all the key details up close.
The kitchen is topped with the EKBACKEN countertop, known for its clean, minimalist surface, and includes the KOLSTAN induction cooktop for efficient and precise cooking. Beneath the cooktop sits the FORNEBY oven, a reliable and well-integrated appliance that fits seamlessly into the ENHET system.
What's impressive is how IKEA maximizes every inch of space. You get open shelving for easy-to-grab items, closed cabinets for hidden storage, and clever vertical arrangements that make the kitchen feel larger than it is.
The price of this ENHET setup is approximately 4468 złoty, which converts to about 1200 USD — excluding the sink, faucet, appliances, and lighting. Even with add-ons like the induction cooktop, oven, and lighting, it remains a budget-friendly option for a full kitchen refresh.
For anyone exploring small-space kitchen solutions, this ENHET combination offers an excellent mix of style, function, and affordability. Whether you're remodeling on a budget or designing a new space, IKEA's modular approach gives you flexibility without sacrificing design quality.
Another variation of the ENHET kitchen system features the same light gray-green cabinets but pairs them with a white marble-look EKBACKEN countertop, adding a bright, sophisticated touch to the compact design. This setup focuses on efficiency, with a small sink, compact drawers, and smart vertical storage — perfect for micro-apartments, studio spaces, or even a secondary kitchen. The marble-effect surface gives the kitchen a clean, modern feel while maintaining the same budget-friendly appeal that makes ENHET so popular.
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