Chicago kitchen

Smyth is now Chicago’s second three-Michelin-starred restaurant while Indienne becomes the city’s only Michelin-starred Indian restaurant

A full home redesign took this kitchen from not-so-practical to a marvel of modern design & functionality. Read on to discover the details!

All you need are two walls and a little creativity.

How many smart storage and organization solutions can you fit on one kitchen wall? Quite a few, it turns out! Despite not occupying a lot of square footage, the owners of this Chicago kitchen have made the most of every available bit of horizontal and vertical space. Here are seven details worth noting. Floating shelves: Four floating shelves right above the stove hold spices, dishes, and a few decorative accessories.

The kitchen in Carrie’s 1950s Chicago bungalow was in desperate need of some updates. By going back to basics and doing most of the shopping at big box stores, she was able to keep the budget to around $15k and save herself the hassle of hiring a contractor. From Carrie: The dark kitchen in our new little home had not been touched in probably 30-40 years. It was horribly outdated, there were soffits galore, and there were a few poorly placed appliances throughout.

Claire Staszak, owner and designer, at Centered by Design reveals the Chicago bungalow renovation she has been working on with her husband.

In Chicago, This 1929 Georgian Colonial Returns to its Roots | Rue

Mid-century modern kitchen design revolutionized the way we perceive and utilize this essential space. Designers and architects of the era recognized the

London Walder transformed her Lincoln Square home with a modern renovation, while adding touches of vintage with her antique collection.

Organizing a small kitchen without a pantry doesn’t require you to get rid of your beloved kitchen supplies and tools. Here’s how to make the most of your space.