Kitchens

Solving the typical problems bathroom remodel problems with stylish, practical solutions that include an in-law apartment bath and spa-like retreatby Charles Miller

A dated ranch house gets a new kitchen built around a great place for the whole family to hang outby Charles Miller

Knowing what to keep is as important as knowing what to throw overboardby Charles Miller

A gracious home from the 1890s gets a new eat-in kitchen and a better connection to the yard and patioby Charles Miller

Tearing out the old flat ceiling helps a closed-in kitchen live and breathe easierby Charles Miller

From concrete to cork, here are the facts you need to make the right choice when selecting a flooring material for your kitchenby Matthew Teague

Taking issue: One architect suggest a whole new approach to tackeling remodeling projectsby Paul DeGroot

A three-bin rotary recycling center adds convenience and organization to a busy kitchenby Debra Judge Silber

Create three distinct work areas with refined details to bring flexibility, flow, and function to your kitchen's layoutby Patrick Sutton

Clever lighting strategies and creative cabinetry energize a contemporary kitchen and bathby Charles Miller

A commercial griddle anchors a smokin’ hot prep-and-cook island counterby Charles Miller

With a perfectly placed mirror, a small kitchen opens up to a bird’s-eye bay viewby Charles Miller

A buyer’s guide to what to put into your cabinets to get the most out of themby Debra Judge Silber

A place for everything and everything in its place. Browse a gallery of kitchen accessories that will help you stay oranized.by Patrick Sutton

Manufacturers step up to the plate with models that meet or exceed new guidelines for energy and water usage—and provide a space for every single spoonby Sean Groom

The phrase "flipping a house" means something entirely different to one Minnesota architect and his familyby Michael Roehr

We asked for photos of your best kitchen and bath remodels, and you delivered

A new family room and master suite, improved entries, and an updated building envelope saved this home from the wrecking ball, againby Michael Klement

In one of the D.C. area’s most desirable neighborhoods, a potential teardown gets reworked for modern livingby Brian Pontolilo