Kitchen of the Week762 Stories
Kitchen DesignKitchen of the Week: Salvage Meets High End in Vancouver
Reclaimed fir floors and a salvage-yard gate cozy up to choice appliances in a warm and sophisticated Canadian kitchen
Full StoryKitchen DesignKitchen of the Week: A D.C. Row House Honors Tradition
Traditional fixtures, a farmhouse sink and wood countertops give a newly redone kitchen a classic feel
Full StoryColorful KitchensKitchen of the Week: Brilliant Blue Cabinets in a Modern Setting
Lacquered turquoise gives this Lake Austin kitchen a cheerful look without compromising the clean lines
Full StoryKitchen of the WeekKitchen of the Week: Quaint Cottage Style in Historic Wilmington
The redesign included a new location, but this North Carolina kitchen's classic charm and personality stayed put
Full StoryKitchen of the WeekKitchen of the Week: Modern Summer Camp Style in Maine
Two window walls let in gorgeous lake views, while barn wood and other reclaimed materials create a relaxed vacation vibe
Full StoryVintage StyleKitchen of the Week: Cheery Retro Style for a 1913 Kitchen
Modern materials take on a vintage look in a Portland kitchen that honors the home's history
Full StoryKitchen DesignKitchen of the Week: A Separate Peace for a Manhattan Studio
Savvy design tricks help a petite urban kitchen look not just separate, but visually distinct
Full StoryKitchen DesignKitchen of the Week: A Cottage-Chic Kitchen on a Budget
See how a designer transformed her vacation cottage kitchen with salvage materials, vintage accents, paint and a couple of splurges
Full StoryColorful KitchensKitchen of the Week: A Midcentury Marvel in Santa Barbara
Globe lights, pegboard and walnut evoke 1950s flair — and you'll love the indoor-outdoor breakfast bar
Full StoryKitchen DesignKitchen of the Week: Resurrecting History on a New York Farm
Built with a 1790 barn frame, this modern-rustic kitchen on a working farm honors the past and makes connections in the present
Full StoryKitchen DesignKitchen of the Week: Going Elegant and Bright in a 1900s Home
Dark and closed off no more, this Atlanta kitchen now has a classic look, increased natural light and a more open plan
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