Kitchen Decorating

It works with every KitchenAid stand mixer.

Straight from the biggest kitchen and bath trade show in America!

It's my favorite serving dish, too.

Bonus: It comes with a handy grater, too.

It looks like a work of art.

Consider this your "do everything" pan.

Say goodbye to those dreaded grate burns for good.

Could this be their most fun color ever?

This is open shelving at its best.

Its storage compartment is a game-changer.

Including the only dish towels you'll need.

It's an easy and affordable upgrade!

These homes show that it can be worth it to go against the open-at-all-costs trend.

Could a lavender toilet be in your future?

“I’d hide from my kids in there,” one commenter wrote.

It measures your coffee and keeps it fresh.

Take $50 off this chic Dutch oven.

It's built to last, too!

See the best deals from their sale.

It's a must-have!

If you've had your eye on a mini food processor, this is the deal for you!

According to designers!

Your kitchen is about to become a well-oiled hub of your home.

Le Creuset's inventory is moving — quickly!

Frying pans have never been this glamorous.

If you're a fan of unlacquered brass, then this new take on an old-school trend might be for you.

And it's actually pretty impressive.

Snackers, rejoice!

Easy and intuitive!

It's beginning to look a lot like 2023 meal prep!

High-quality and affordable, too!

Open shelving remains a hot kitchen trend, but this slightly polarizing style is getting a chic upgrade.

Squiggles for days!

Your kitchen and your wallet will thank you.

Full steam ahead!

You can find it at flea markets and garage sales!

Hint: It starts in the kitchen.

Just shear me out, these things rock!

Cleaning it is a breeze!

These five tips struck me as especially smart, and hopefully, you'll find them just as useful.

They might just earn you a Paul Hollywood handshake.

The three things I got wrong about my kitchen counters — and two I got right.

It creates storage out of thin air!

We rounded up every Cyber Week deal you won't want to miss!

They're not, in fact, new cabinets!

Delicious plant-based milk on your schedule, not the other way around.

Next to my air fryer, it's my most-used countertop appliance.

It's so versatile!

Oprah loves it — and so do we!

Think of these as the 201 of stocking a kitchen.

Here's what they said.

As most avid tea drinkers will tell you, if you are using tea bags, you can get extra use out of them if you are willing to do so. Most people just chuck them into the trash, compost heap, or recycling bin, but saving them for your next tea is also an interesting idea.The first thing that you should know is that it’s fine to reuse tea bags. The drawback is that after the first cup, you lose flavor and strength. But if you enjoy strong tea, there is a way to reuse your tea bags.

According to Interior designers!

It's super easy to install, too.

According to an interior designer!

It's chic, space-saving, and affordable. Need I say more?

According to interior designers!

Retro, reliable, and ready to rock!

According to design pros.

So you might want to double down on it!

Say bye bye to these features (or keep them, if you march to the beat of your own drum).

For some time now, white has been the color of choice for kitchen cabinets. I think maybe we got fatigued by all those dark-cherry and oak cabinets in the late 90s and decided to play it safe. But now I’m noticing a new trend, one that I’m really excited about: color, especially in beautiful, cool tones like grey and green and blue, is creeping back into the kitchen. Mint green cabinets in a kitchen by Petra Bindel. Doesn’t this space look so cool and elegant?

Good news for vintage and farmhouse lovers everywhere!

A few weeks ago we asked where your small appliances live — the counter or the cabinet. One of those small appliances is the microwave, which many think can only live on a counter, but that’s not the case. The microwave has plenty of placement options.Here are a few we found, with visual examples. Are there any placements we forgot?

It's the perfect tool for small spaces!

The kitchen is often the hub of a home, but it can also tend to feel like a stark, cold space (tile floors and an abundance of stainless steel appliances will do that). Luckily, there are some design tricks to warm up the room, while still keeping this area devoted to cooking and eating clean and healthy. With a few design details and accents that add personality, you can inject the entire room with warmth.

Baking has never been easier.

You might not be able to change a lot of things in your small kitchen, but you can do the next best thing: give the illusion of larger, more open, space. Breathe better, and move about with ease, with these six suggestions: Low Contrast Color: Keep everything in the same color family, with minor variation. Light colors, or all white helps too. In the kitchen above, the cabinets and appliances blend in with the walls, and things feel more spacious than they actually are.

It’s no secret that IKEA offers an affordable, off-the-shelf alternative to a custom kitchen. With the flexibility to mix and match finishes and styles, the Swedish store is a go-to source for renovators, but it’s also ubiquitous. Fortunately, there are lots of ways to personalize an IKEA kitchen, and we need look no further than the Apartment Therapy house tour archives for ideas.

Warning/workspace/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/atmedia-cloudinary-image-block/atmedia-cloudinary-image-block.php82 While we may love our kitchens 364 days out of the year (and we don’t mean to sound un-thankful), there’s nothing like the biggest feast of 2016 to suddenly make them seem utterly inadequate.

You might ooh and aah over Jonah & Jodie’s “Enchanted Cottage” In Laurel Canyon, but then despair at phrases like “custom leathered finish” and “hand-chiseled limestone floors”. While I can’t find you a cheap “poured concrete bathtub that opens out to the koi pond”, there are ways to get the look… Akurum Kitchen Cabinets in Lidi White, IKEA, $28-$391 Stockholm Candelabra, IKEA, $29.

It might be time for white marble to step down from its throne.