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.
AT Europe: Paris - Little French Kitchens
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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oh dear god i love that first kitchen so much. mine is terrible and too small - this looks perfect for me!
view Andreas's profile
How in the heck is the first kitchen almost 50% LESS than the second kitchen? IMO, the first one is vastly superior.
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The first is bigger, but the second one is adorable!
view jooly's profile
eh, i think Castorama quality is much below IKEA.
view CaliinFrance's profile
I think the ikea kitchens are better. These look a bit too dorm-y for me.
view david's profile
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.
view BambiJo's profile
Nice kitchens.
Interesting price even in euros.
view cityofparis's profile
in the second kitchen....is the hood fan over the SINK?
view cblls's profile
I'm looking for a table like this. Does anyone know a source?
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