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Anyway glad Melaine over @ My Sweet Savannah posted about her discovery because I was in heaven looking @ the above space found here.

Kitchen Interior Designs

Kitchen Interior Designs

Tuscan kitchen style - Colors, Furniture, Materials
Kitchen Trends for 2010
Small Kitchen Ideas - Remodeling Plan
Kitchen sets and everything about them

New Beautiful classic kitchen traditional
Kitchen makeover - Kitchen remodeling
Dream Kitchen Design - kitchen makeover
Modern Kitchen Design & Decoration Ideas

Wooden Kitchen Design
Futuristic Italian kitchen with Retro Shades

Modern Eclectic and Traditional Kitchen Pictures
Kitchens - Prado and Primo Design
Kitchens - Pia Series
Kitchen Design Inspiration from Sanidero

Kitchen Collection - Color Trends for 2010

Kitchen Collection - Color Trends for 2010

Kitchen Color Trends for 2010

Kitchen Trends for 2010

 
Interior Design Home Trends 2010
Interior Design Color Trends for 2010

Amazing Hidden Kitchen

Amazing Hidden Kitchen

This lovely project comes from LOGOS and is a part of their Cooking & Living Series. The challenge was to build a living area for a young lady who wanted a roomy, comfortable apartment. Also, she is not into cooking very much, which is why she wanted a kitchen that would occupy very little space. The result was this cooking place hidden behind orange doors. Not only is this an original design, but the perfect fit in the overall bigger picture is something to take note of. The “locker” has all the utilities a large kitchen is equipped with even though it can easily be mistaken for a normal bedroom furniture item. 

Amazing Hidden Kitchen

Mark White & Shane M. Silverman, Kitchen Encounters

With their whole-house remodel nearly complete, the Arnold, Maryland, residents of a waterfront condo turned to Kitchen Encounters for their final project. Their challenge was to create a functional, high-end kitchen in a confined space, evoking a classic style that would complement the rest of the interior. Against a background of beige and cream, the kitchen became warm yet sophisticated, opening onto a breakfast area with a built-in hutch and wet bar for extra storage. Furniture-like cabinetry added to the traditional look, and hardwood floors unified the space. 

KITCHEN DESIGN: Mark White, CKD, Shane M. Silverman, CKD (co-designer), Kitchen Encounters, Annapolis, MD. CONTRACTOR: Blackketter Craftsmen,Inc., Millersville, MD. CABINETRY: Neff Kitchens. COUNTERTOPS: Granite. APPLIANCES: Sub-Zero, Wolf, Miele, Best by Broan. PHOTOGRAPHY: Mike Gullon. Harbor Springs, MI.

Jennifer Gilmer, Jennifer Gilmer Kitchen & Bath

Granting a client’s wish list for a renovation with little room for expansion can seem like a daunting task. However, for kitchen designer Jennifer Gilmer, it was a challenge that was easily met. To make the kitchen larger in both appearance and measurement, the dining room wall was pushed back and its single doorway was replaced with a double. The appliances requested by the client, including a prep sink, built-in refrigerator and second oven, fit on the wall opposite the large island. To avoid overcrowding, a convection oven was placed in a tall cabinet, creating extra pantry space.
 
Kitchen Design: Jennifer Gilmer, CKD, Jennifer Gilmer Kitchen & Bath, Bethesda, MD. ARCHITECT: Gilda Marinho, Bethesda, MD. CONTRACTOR: Paul Lappas, Lappas Construction, Inc., Bethesda, MD. CABINETRY: Premier Custom Built, New Holland, PA. COUNTERTOPS: Caesarstone and Wenge Butcher Block. APPLIANCES: Gaggenau, Best Hood, Miele, Franke, Grohe. PHOTOGRAPHY: Bob Narod, Sterling, VA. PHOTO STYLING: Priya Gupta.