7 of the Greatest Tiny Home Ovens

If your kitchen has the space, this stylish tiny house electric oven can do almost any cooking task you  need — including air frying, without needing to preheat. The oven features the True Convection system,  which uses a third heating element and a reversing fan for the ideal heat circulation. It’s Wi-Fi enabled,  too, so you can manage the oven from anywhere, or just use the classic touch controls on top. 

The power boil element, which concentrates heat, is a nice touch, and you won’t need to wait around for  ages for water to boil. Plus, with five elements total, you can cook many different components or dishes  at once.  

This robin egg blue-hued gas oven is a bit smaller than our last pick, making it easier to fit in tiny home  kitchens with limited space, plus it looks beautiful. It’s a gas stove, so if you’re living in an off-grid tiny  home with limited power, it might be easier to use than pure electric ovens — just be aware that it still  uses some electricity to ignite and run the convection fan.  

There’s also storage on the bottom for your pots and pans, which is convenient. If you’re less bold with  your color choices, it’s available in more muted tones too, like summer mint green or a sleek midnight  black. Match it with your favorite kitchen appliances for a truly aesthetic space to cook. 

For anyone with a tiny space in their kitchen, this is the smallest gas range of the bunch at only 20” — one  of the smallest you’ll find available in this oven style. This gas oven has an electric spark ignition, too, and  there are four sealed burners on top for clean and safe cooking. The grates are all enameled, so they  should last you a long time.

The oven’s interior isn’t the largest, of course, but you should still be able to do most of the baking or  broiling you need. There are four positions where the slide-out racks can sit, to help accommodate larger  foods like a Thanksgiving… chicken! 

This Ninja model isn’t just a countertop oven, but it’s a broiler, pizza oven, air fryer, toaster, dehydrator  and more. The interior is quite large, too — you can cook up to a 13” pizza, or four whole chicken thighs,  inside. When you’re not using the oven, just flip it upwards against your wall and it can save you some  precious counter space. It can’t work as a stovetop, of course, but since it’s so compact, it’s easy to pair  with an induction cooktop anyway.  

Even though the Dualit Mini Oven is super compact, it still has a decently sized cooking area, so you’ll be  able to roast or heat up lots of different dishes. The non-stick interior is helpful when it comes time to  clean, too, since all you’ll need to do is wipe it down, and there’s a removable tray to get out all the pesky  food crumbs.  

This countertop oven also heats up quickly — from a starting temperature to 425 degrees-Fahrenheit in  just under nine minutes — so you won’t need to stand around for ages waiting to put in your pizza.  

Ovens don’t get tinier than this mini toaster oven from Dash! You obviously won’t be able to cook normal  dinners in it, but if you’re just heating up a sandwich, half a bagel, or breakfast roll in the morning, you’ll  save a lot of time and electrical energy. It comes in a cheery yellow color with lots of vintage charm, so  it’ll look great in your tiny kitchen.

Cleanup is a breeze, too, since the removable parts inside, like the rack, baking tray and crumb tray, are  all dishwasher safe. Plus, it’s easy on the wallet, so adding it to your kitchen isn’t really a huge investment.  It’s a cheap buy, so if you break it you may be able to buy another one :P. Ultimately, you’re not cooking anything larger than a pizza in here!

The LG NeoChef Countertop Microwave has a very large interior for a microwave oven, and it’s built with  sensor cooking technology that can automatically adjust cooking time and power when needed. And  don’t be fooled, microwaves aren’t only great for reheating food. Many professional chefs use  microwaves on the daily, for things like rice, steaming vegetables, or even pre-cooking meats before  giving them a final sear in a pan. 

This one also has an interesting turntable I’ve never seen used before. Instead of the usual three wheels,  the spinning plate has six, which keeps it more stable and stops your dishes from tipping and slipping.