Project: Reimagine a woefully insufficient kitchen for a busy Manhattan family in Morningside Heights Before: With only a single lonely cabinet under the sink, a rolling island from Ikea serving as extra counterspace, and two ...
For devoted home chefs, proper kitchen ventilation cuts down on heat, grease and smells Nikki and Chris’ kitchen renovation in Astoria, Queens If you’ve ever had all four burners on and the oven cranking in ...
How to maximize space at home: use transom windows, pocket doors, custom walls and more Open floor plans are all the rage—so much so that the first temptation of a renovating homeowner may be to ...
From ranges and dishwashers to refrigerators, here are appliances that fit small-space kitchens like a (rubber) glove (Above) A 24″ Bertazzoni range in Pallavi and Keyur’s Manhattan renovation. Whatever the size of their kitchen, most ...
Last year, Lindsay and Tim bought their first home together—a sprawling two-bedroom apartment on Central Park West. The couple—a medical student and financial analyst, respectively—saw the potential to create an incredible home for themselves, but ...
John and Kaija’s kitchen renovation in Prospect Heights From pendant lighting to LED strips, here’s a primer on kitchen lighting Kitchen planning often seems to be concentrated on the “big” stuff—cabinets, appliances, that gorgeous stone countertop ...
A Clinton Hill renovation brings upgrades from the kitchen to a tough wood flooring decision British expat Sam and her American husband, Sean, had been living in Park Slope for several years when they made ...
Project: Make a Brooklyn kitchen feel inviting Snug like a ship, a galley kitchen will maximize function in the smallest of spaces. Renovating an efficient galley layout can be as simple as upgrading appliances, lighting, and architectural ...
From open shelves to a liquor cabinet with a garage-style door, these storage ideas can transform your kitchen (or closet!) into a fabulous home bar When friends come over, the first thing you do is ...
As a frequent business traveler, architect Brian Kaplan had stayed in his fair share of hotels around the world. So when it came time to redo the only bathroom in his family’s 1940s-era co-op apartment, ...
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