You do not need every organizer, appliance, pull-out, and accessory available. A few well-planned wide drawers can sometimes make an island more us...
Read moreYou can also combine the two, which is often where the most interesting kitchens happen. A calm painted perimeter beside a beautifully grained wood...
Read moreStart with the way your household actually uses the kitchen, then consider the visual relationship with the rooms around it. Once those priorities ...
Read moreStart with the rest of the kitchen, decide how much visual activity the room still needs, and then choose the tile that fills that role. After that...
Read moreSometimes the best answer will be a traditional 18-inch backsplash space with standard upper cabinets. In another kitchen, raising the cabinets, st...
Read moreThe important thing is to design from the inside out. Decide what needs to live there, give each category the right depth and height, protect comfo...
Read moreThe right answer becomes much clearer when you stop asking, “How do I save every inch?” and start asking, “What would be easiest for me to use ever...
Read moreIf you love detail, let the cabinetry have some character; if you love quiet interiors, let the doors step back and allow the materials around them...
Read moreA well-designed drawer is not exciting because it has perfect dividers or expensive hardware. It is exciting because you open it exactly where you ...
Read moreThe best kitchen lighting does not call attention to how many fixtures you installed. It simply lets you cook without shadows, makes the island fee...
Read moreThe biggest shift you can make when planning kitchen appliances is to stop asking, “Will it fit?” and start asking, “Will it be comfortable to use?...
Read moreThe pantry that looks biggest on a floor plan is not always the one that makes your kitchen better. A walk-in pantry gives you space to spread out....
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