Kitchen connection

Article Abstract:

Donna Neary, a perservation consultant, and her husband Ed rennovated the existing kitchen in their 1923 Louisville home with a galley kitchen configuration and added on a small breakfast room to accomodate an older hutch that was originally located in the kitchen. Donna's pointers for rennovating an older kitchen include researching the architectural style to preserve historic character, check with a local architectural review board or planning agency before beginning, and find builders and architects with historic structure experience.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Interior design, Homes and haunts, Neary, Donna, Neary, Ed

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Making a kitchen work

Article Abstract:

Architect Cynthia Stewart focused on bringing all cooking functions together in a single spot when she redesigned the kitchen in the home of Mary Helen and Mike Miller in Baton Rouge, LA. The cooking centre is situated at one end of the long, narrow space, with a sitting area at the other and a casual dining area in the middle.

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A kitchen worth crowing about

Article Abstract:

The effect of having red walls and white cabinets and wooden flooring in the kitchen gives it a warm look. Certain ideas regarding the color schemes for kitchens along with the other attributes are briefly explained.

Evaluation, Architecture, Domestic, Home design, Color in interior decoration, Interior design color, Interior design colour

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