The Kitchen: The kitchen is one of the most-used rooms in any household. That's why if you are going to renovate your kitchen, you need a plan designed for all its uses. There's no better way to get inspiration for a kitchen renovation than to visit recently renovated kitchens and get some ideas for your own.
Five state-of-the-art kitchens will be on display Sunday in the Pasadena Kitchens & Interiors tour.
To increase storage for kitchen supplies and implements, the designer "stole" space from the rooms behind the kitchen. In keeping with the home's Spanish heritage, all pullout storage cabinets look like doors. Now the kitchen area is functional and beautiful while in harmony with the original Spanish design of the home.See Also 2006 Kitchen:The editors of Architectural Record are calling for entries for the 2006 Kitchen & Bath Portfolio. Entry is open to any registered architect who has recently completed an innovative kitchen and/or Bath project. Of interest are projects that feature unexpected materials, address unique client needs, or are designed in a manner that allows these utilitarian spaces to be both functional and beautiful. There is no fee.
The editors of Architectural Record are calling for entries for the 2006 Kitchen & Bath Portfolio.
Entry is open to any registered architect who has recently completed an innovative kitchen and/or Bath project.
Of interest are projects that feature unexpected materials, address unique client needs, or are designed in a manner that allows these utilitarian spaces to be both functional and beautiful.
On The Other Hand See Break A Kitchen:Once you've created a feel with units and Wall colour, accessories can make or break a kitchen. Here, the addition of lots of colourful enamelware, Fifties-style gadgets and even a poster or two beautifully reinforces the Fifties feel of the room, adding heaps of style. Kitchen bits and bobs are squirrelled neatly away in the units to let these striking pieces shine out.
Tucked up in the eaves, this kitchen is low on ceiling height but high on style. Soft lilac and pale wood units team well together and create a subtle, stylish look. A dark worktop adds some contrast and definition, while baskets break up the cupboards and add character.
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