1BEFORE: An Old Mid-Century Modern Kitchen
Courtesy of Danny Seo Lifestyle expert Danny Seo was working with Brady-Bunch vibes when he transformed his kitchen into a sustainable culinary oasis.
2AFTER
Courtesy of Danny Seo He kept the structure intact and installed energy-saving appliances and a new countertop. Plus, he swapped in stainless steel cabinets for a slick look.
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3BEFORE: A Tiny Kitchen
Courtesy of John Douglas EasonThis New York apartment's galley kitchen was begging for a reno to maximize its small space and let some light in.
4AFTER
Courtesy of John Douglas EasonInterior designer John Douglas Eason used just a few materials (like a limestone backsplash and stainless steel counter) to keep it feeling uncluttered and open. He also added "tall, dark cabinetry and contrasting hardware for a sense of grand scale."
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5BEFORE: A Lackluster Kitchen Parlor
Claire Esparros for HomepolishEasy-to-do things like paint and new lighting go a long way in a traditionally laid-out space, but this Homepolish-designed kitchen took it a step further.
6AFTER
Claire Esparros for HomepolishThe renovation not only modernized the details but also drenched the room in natural light by removing the built-in pantry.
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7BEFORE: An All-Oak Kitchen
Tessa Neustadt 8AFTER
Tessa NeustadtA fresh coat of paint on the cabinets, updated hardware and lighting, and new countertops and backsplash transformed this kitchen into a dreamy nautical space.
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9BEFORE: A Run-Down Art Deco Kitchen
Celeste Noche 10AFTER
Celeste NocheLopez created a clean, streamlined look with new cabinets, counters, and subway tile. The deep ceramic farmhouse sink (from IKEA!) ties together the theme of country kitchen in the city.
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11BEFORE: A Dull and Drab Kitchen
This faded cookie-cutter kitchen called for a redo that injects personality. Its transformation reflects Homepolish designer Orlando Soria's sunny aesthetic.
12AFTER
Tessa Neustadt for HomepolishSoria installed slick cabinets, teal tiling, and chef-ready stainless steel appliances to create a bright and welcoming atmosphere.
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13BEFORE: An Uninspired Kitchen
Courtesy of nousDecorIn beach-chic Carmel, California, nousDecor's Mark Cutler renovated a characterless kitchen riddled with random design choices.
14AFTER
Courtesy of nousDecorCutler incorporated rich wood paneling to mimic the Bay Area's lush tree-lined coast. He finished the space with under-counter lighting for warmth.
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15BEFORE: A Shabby '70s Kitchen
Courtesy of Coast to Coast Design This homeowner worked with Coast to Coast Design to fast-forward their home from a not-so-groovy abode to a contemporary entertaining space.
16AFTER
Courtesy of Coast to Coast Design Closed off from the family room before the reno, the kitchen opened up and gained an island and built-in buffet for a functional, stylish makeover.
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17BEFORE: An Aging Kitchen
Courtesy of Shock Construction Inc.On the surface, this Sammamish, Washington, kitchen appears fine, but this remodel required the space to be demo'ed down to the drywall.
18AFTER
Courtesy of Shock Construction Inc.New cabinets, countertops, appliances, plumbing, and electrical fixtures were brought in to breathe new life into the kitchen. The classic white paint stayed, as did the original hardwood floors — but only after they were sanded and refinished.
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19BEFORE: An Artist's Studio
Caitlin AtkinsonBefore it was even a kitchen, this mountain retreat's space was used as an artist's studio. The buyer, photographer Caitlin Atkinson, was charged with the task of building a complete kitchen from scratch.
20AFTER
Caitlin AtkinsonAtkinson installed wooden countertops, white cabinets, simple shelving, and a porcelain farmhouse sink to maintain that relaxed original cabin feel.
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