Unusual kitchens

In the past few months, Martha renovated a kitchen on her farm, opting for simple updates—smarter appliances, a fresh coat of paint, upgraded organization systems, and artful displays—instead of a full gut-renovation.

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Unusual kitchen materials, from pigmented concrete to recycled plastic are becoming loved by designers. Here's how to create a space that doesn't look like everyone else.

If you’re thinking about remodeling your kitchen, you’ve probably thought a lot about countertops. The good news is that even if the more conventional choices, like granite, butcherblock, or marble, don’t appeal to you, there are still plenty of options. A couple of years ago I rounded up eight alternative countertop materials for those of you who are tired of the all-too-ubiquitous granite.

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When it comes to big ideas for small spaces, Paola Bagna and her design studio Spamroom thrive on working with constraints. Her designs for compact

White, cream, beige, bone, flax. These are the colors I most often turn to when looking at tile. They’re neutral, elegant, and understated, and totally on trend at the moment… but maybe I’m playing it safe? Maybe I’m too afraid to embrace color and pattern and let a room really shine to its full potential? […]

Yes, your dream kitchen can be Ikea! I didn't believe it at first but I, along with some top interior designers LOVE Ikea. These easy hacks are a must to ma