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Whether you are moving into an existing kitchen, remodeling the one you have or building a new one, understanding a few key building measurements and organizational guidelines can help your culinary life run more smoothly. Kitchens provide storage for your food and cookware, give you room for prep and cleanup, and of course also provide a place where you can cook and bake. When it’s thoughtfully arranged, these functions operate logically, making working in your kitchen a better experience.

Photos by Kassi Mihm of K. Andrea Creative Kitchen at a Glance Who lives here: An empty-nest couple Location: Lakeville, Minnesota Size: 280 square feet (26 square meters), including a butler’s pantry Designer: Stephanie Morris of Titus Contracting Morris expanded the kitchen into the den to increase the footprint by 112 square feet, creating room for a larger island and a spacious butler’s pantry on the other side of the range wall.

3 Fantastic Kitchens Designed for Entertaining Get ideas for setups perfect for hosting guests from these crowd-pleasing cooking spaces Elena Vega22 minutes ago Houzz Contributor and adoring mom. I live in a 1920s flat in Los Angeles and dream in Art Deco, but my true style spirit is whimsical eclectic. Plus, all the DIY! A great party doesn’t require a huge space, but the right kitchen setup can make everything easier for hosts and guests alike.