• 1 Venessa Zochetti is a journalist, who lives in an old toy factory with her family. We love the open layout of her kitchen. The oak cabinet with lots of drawers came from an old linen shop. The sliding-door cupboards were used as storage in the old factory.
• 2 This Parisian dining room features the original built-in cabinets. They were repainted for a modern look and are a great backdrop for the Knoll dining set. The parquet floors are also original.
• 3 We love this kitchen. Stainless steel seems in perfect harmony with the concrete walls.
• 4 A beautiful black and white kitchen. Industrial dining table offers extra countertop space and is a more flexible solution to a built-in kitchen island. The long bench creates additional seating.
• 5 This bright green kitchen has a Middle Eastern feel. It belongs to Izhar Patkin, a contemporary artist, who lives in an old school building that was restored. Professional stainless steel appliances replaced the traditional sink, stove, countertops, and cabinets. In combination with the unusual lighting and glossy hardwood floor, the space is intimate and functional at the same time.
Marie Claire Maison is a great source of ideas when looking for kitchen remodel inspirations.
Photos: Marie Claire Maison








White Enamel Flatwa...
The first picture is so bright and cozy, I love it. Especially with the pops of color!
The first two are lovely rooms. I'd actually want to cook and eat and hang out in those rooms. The last room makes me feel a little queasy. I would not want to spend a lot of time in there.
I just discovered Vanessa Zochetti's kitchen in a Jeu de Paume book in japanese. Love it! I am hunting craigslist daily for an eat in kitchen table for my kitchen, so parisian!
Love all of these kitchens, although not all of them would work for our requirements.
Marie Claire Maison is a really great magazine; glad to see it is getting more exposure on AT.
Love the toy factory kitchen! Those cabinets look like giant card catalogs - i love the wood! That giant window is amazing, and I too love the magenta, purples, and blue pops. So warm - not industrial/modern/overly streamlined like so many kitchen remodels.
I love seeing real furniture used instead of built-in cabinets. If I were ever designing a kitchen from scratch, that's what I'd do.
Eames storage units aren't much more expensive than crappy cabinets when you factor in labor costs.