Looking back on the many kitchens CTC&G has featured over the years, it is clear this room has evolved to become the showpiece of the home. We have witnessed a range of sizes and styles; partitioned kitchens and wide-open entertaining spaces that flow into other areas of the home; large pantries and sculleries designed to hide hardworking components from view; kitchens dressed in all-white or punctuated with pops of color and organic woods. The most successful kitchens become classics, like the ones shown here. These kitchens defy time and trends, combine form and function and, most importantly, reflect the lifestyle and personality of their homeowners.
Huestis Tucker Architects in July/August 2019
Amy Leonard in January 2005