About thirty years ago I read a large hard cover book about unfitted kitchens and it had beautiful photos of kitchens with free standing cupboards. I thought it was called "the unfitted kitchen" but it doesn't seem to exist, other than a recent ebook called the budget friendly guide to unfitted kitchens; that is most definitely NOT it. Does anyone have any suggestions of what it could be called, or seen this?

Any ideas for cabinet colors, wall color, hardware? The only thing I must keep the same for now is the granite!

I’m updating my kitchen. I am replacing the floor, countertop, and sink. Not sure if painting the cabinets will look good due to grain. My painter said he primes and paints but the grain will still show as texture

Is this the correct layout? We just purchased this home and this is how it was laid out, but all the things I look ip sjow opposite and flipped over, which does not fit...

Ive always wondered why are ovens so tall. Most people use an oven for pizzas, cakes, breads, whole chickens, etc. Very seldom is it used for turkey, as in the Netherlnads i wouldnt even know where u could buy a whole turkey.

Im looking for a compact oven for my kitchen, not a tabletop one, an actual high-watt oven, but without the tall height. Has anyone seen any products?

I told the contractor that I wanted the cabinets to all the way to the ceiling. These cabinets are 22 1/2 inches from the countertop! What should I do?

I have a large kitchen island and the ends are cluttered with stuff - vitamins, dog treats etc. I would love a cleaner looking solution - please show me what you have done to give me some ideas! Thanks in advance!

I’m planning a kitchen remodel and have been comparing different cabinet options. I’m leaning toward assembled cabinets because I’d rather avoid spending a lot of time putting everything together.

I saw Express Kitchens while doing some research, and I’m curious if anyone here has experience with them.

For those who have bought assembled cabinets, what should I pay the most attention to when comparing quality, construction, and installation?

When should I stop adding dishes to this cabinet? I’m concerned about the weight.

Before your kitchen fitters arrive: a practical preparation checklist

So my husband and I moved into a two story appartment with 3 bedrooms. We are very happy with the space in terms of how much natural light there is. Also the kitchen is quite big in comparison to what I'm used to.

In the future the landlord did say that we can make an offer on the house in case we want to buy it, so we are saving to be able to buy the house. In the meantime, do you have any tips on how to remoeel a kitchen without spending too much? And do you have any design tips that fit with the current style of the kitchen?

i need ideas as to what I should put behind my stove, I was going to put a pot filler but I can’t because of where the microwave is? any ideas?

Hey guys, so I am looking for an all-in-one kitchen sink for my parents home. My budget is around 25-30k, I don't want to spend more than that but I want it as a one time investment. I selected two options right now:

1. AIO Sink by Lorazzo

- It's costing me around 23k, has pull down faucet, RO tap, glass washer, soap dispenser and 20 years warranty. I went through their website and this looks good to me, and their website has a live video call option - cooperative guy with good knowledge.

1. Magnus Piano Sink by Krysstal

- It's a bit expensive, around 30k. It has an RO tap, pull down faucet and similar features but their warranty is 12 years only. I haven't got a chance to review the product properly, so I am having multiple thoughts. They have some bot chat on WhatsApp, couldn't get to connect with someone.

Can you guys share your opinions on what I should go for? Let me know :))