When apartment dwellers on a budget think about installing a kitchen, they usually head to IKEA. But French site CoteMaison.fr features other inexpensive kitchen suppliers in France, including a few options for the space-challenged, like this Dolcéa "cuisine d'aujourd'hui" from Castorama starting at 499 euros with an integrated dining table.
This red kitchen for a "teeny-tiny space" can be installed in the corner of a studio or an entry and starts at 970 euros from Lapeyre.
For more cost-conscious kitchen ideas from Cotemaison.fr, go here.
- Kristin Hohenadel blogging from rue Vieille du Temple, Paris, France. She can be reached at kristinh @ apartmenttherapy . com
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Comments (9)
oh dear god i love that first kitchen so much. mine is terrible and too small - this looks perfect for me!
How in the heck is the first kitchen almost 50% LESS than the second kitchen? IMO, the first one is vastly superior.
The first is bigger, but the second one is adorable!
eh, i think Castorama quality is much below IKEA.
I think the ikea kitchens are better. These look a bit too dorm-y for me.
My dream kitchen would have no built in cabinets at all, but an antique hoosier cabinet, long butcher-block table for a countertop, and a big farmhouse sink. Ahh...beautiful.
Nice kitchens.
Interesting price even in euros.
in the second kitchen....is the hood fan over the SINK?
I'm looking for a table like this. Does anyone know a source?