A different take on creating separation between kitchen and living space – sheer draperies create a romantic look, like the scrim separating auditorium from stage at the theater: It’s an intriguing look - just the suggestion of a separation. But practically, certainly not enough to hide the evidence of messy cooking from the rest of ...
When is a door not a door? Translucent panels blur the division between open and closed storage In this Manhattan kitchen (via OWI), translucent panels seem to blur the boundaries of the kitchen, too. I know the theory, that the translucent panels give a sense of depth without revealing every detail of the clutter behind ...
This little collection of photographs by the awesome James Sliverman reveals a variety of ways the kitchen can be separated from, and yet connected to, the nearby living spaces: What’s your preference – one big loft-like living/cooking/eating space, or do you prefer to keep the kitchen more separated? As a messy cook myself, I prefer ...