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rustic Spanish country kitchen

Spanish Island Kitchens

Earthen structures on the Balearic Island of Formentera use natural materials for similar, yet unique, kitchens. Sandy white beaches and clear turquoise seas call most people to the island, but the architectural beauty of the homes are what speak to the rest of us.  Typical kitchens feature concrete cabinet shells with rustic wood plank doors [...]

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italianate kitchen with custom round steel hood owned by designer Dan Marty

West Hollywood Italianate Kitchen

Original features almost a century old are still sought after details today. It’s not often you run across a magazine kitchen that has been virtually untouched since its completion in the 1920′s.  Los Angeles designer Dan Marty was the lucky occupant of this historic Villa d’Este apartment when these pictures were taken several years ago. [...]

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Alabama stone cottage pantry with double french doors

Pantry Pride

Kitchen features come and go. The pantry is no different. Although they have been around for centuries, in the 1950′s pantries became less common in American homes.  Walk-in pantries began making a comeback in the late 1990′s and are now one of the most requested kitchen features. But many of today’s homeowners expect more from [...]

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white kitchen cabinets with open shelving and antique wooden lyre base table

Tailored White Kitchen

A French table with lyre base anchors this bright white kitchen Atlanta Designer Suzanne Kasler worked her magic to keep the interiors second only to the marsh and Pocotaligo River views  in this wonderful coastal South Carolina Brays Island home. This kitchen is located in the “bunkie house,” which is third in line behind the [...]

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simple rustic whitewashed pine kitchen with open cabinets

White Pine Beach House Kitchen

Whitewashed eastern white pine brings the colors of sand inside Simplistic and rustic are usually not the first words that come to mind when I’m asked to describe a beach house.  But that is exactly what the owners of this timber-frame home received from their architect.  It is located in Seaside, Florida,  a “new urbanist” [...]

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