Tag: kitchen
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The Best Clearance Deals To Immediately Upgrade Your Kitchen
Look, I get it: the last thing you need is someone telling you to “transform your kitchen.” I know that a kitchen is built piece by piece – some things you inherit, some things you splurge on, some you replace out of necessity. Together, they’re what makes the room work. Every kitchen tool has its…
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A 1920s Westchester Kitchen Gets a Modern Update
When Tracey and Brian bought their 1920s home in Pelham Manor, New York, they knew the kitchen’s days were numbered. What they didn’t know was that they’d be living with a failing, outdated space for 14 more years. The layout was a maze of awkward turns, the floors were “evil,” and the flow of the…
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Here’s How to Mix Cabinet Front Styles in Your Kitchen
While I myself have yet to remodel a kitchen, I have been privy to many other people remodeling theirs. And especially if you don’t have a design background or a hired designer, all of the basic decisions and budget balancing can be A LOT to manage. Then all of that decision fatigue doesn’t always leave…
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Silestone Worktops in London for a Contemporary Kitchen
London’s contemporary kitchen designs are reaching new heights of sophistication, with Silestone worktops leading the transformation across the capital’s most stylish homes. This premium quartz surface has become the material of choice for discerning homeowners from Chelsea to Canary Wharf, offering unparalleled quality that matches London’s reputation for excellence. The Spanish-engineered stone delivers exceptional performance…
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Plumbing & Gas Services for Kitchen and Bathroom Upgrades
Kitchen and bathroom renovations can transform the look and feel of a home, but the success of these upgrades hinges on more than just design choices. Plumbing and gas systems form the critical foundation that allows everything to run smoothly—whether it’s ensuring proper water flow, supporting new appliances, or handling updated gas lines safely. Poor…
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Historic Filipinotown Kitchen Remodel: 1930s Charm Meets Modern
In the world of Los Angeles real estate, you’ll find a few things in abundance: sun, sprawl, and renovated kitchens that look like they were designed by an algorithm. But when a costume designer and a production manager found a 1932 Spanish Revival co-op in Historic Filipinotown, they saw something rare: an original 1930s kitchen…
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A Plywood Kitchen Reno That Proves IKEA Can Be Unique
Anthony Espino and Jeremiah Corley bought their first home in Brooklyn with a problem they couldn’t ignore: a kitchen stuck in the 1980s that was falling apart at the seams. They knew they wanted a space that could handle their love for cooking and baking, but they quickly realized the renovation would be more complicated…
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Doubled Space & Open Layout
For Elizabeth and Martin, their Bronx kitchen was more of a bottleneck than a culinary haven. At 124 square feet, it was poorly lit and tightly configured, making cooking a chore and gathering impossible. They knew they needed more than just new cabinets; they needed a whole new layout. By partnering with a design-build firm…
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The Real Differences in Marble Cost & Style
You’ve likely seen them: those stunning white slabs with dramatic veins that scream luxury. But while Carrara and Calacatta marble might sound alike and even come from the same Italian region, they are far from interchangeable. In fact, they’re distinct enough that once you know what to look for, you’ll never confuse them again. Both…
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Universal Appeal & Timeless Kitchen Design
You’ve seen them everywhere. From glossy magazine spreads showcasing minimalist, all-white dream kitchens to the rustic charm of a modern farmhouse aesthetic, Shaker-style cabinets are the undisputed reigning champions of kitchen design. But why have these simple, unadorned cabinets, first conceived by a small religious sect in the 18th century, become such a pervasive and…