Behind the Kitchen Door: An Interactive Tour

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  The Wine-Lover's Kitchen

  Chef and cookbook author Maria Helm Sinskey seamelessly blends the old (vintage baking-table island) with the new (shiny Viking stove) in her Napa kitchen. In this narrated tour she shows her favorite details.

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  Going to Great Heights

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  Going to Great Heights

  This light and airy kitchen in a Philadelphia 1890s Georgian revival home is loaded with details that put convenience at the cook's fingertips.

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  Storage City

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  Storage City

  This kitchen mixes period charm with kid-friendly features and storage space galore: A built-in hutch, over-the-fridge nooks, below-the-banquette cabinets.

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  Baker's Paradise

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  Baker's Paradise

  People who live to bake have different needs than the average cook: their activities center on a few key appliances (stand mixer, wall ovens) and ingredients. The ideal baker's kitchen puts them all easy reach.

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  Dramatic Kitchen with VELUX Skylights

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  Dramatic Kitchen with VELUX Skylights

  Meet Sherwood Cibus, he has learned that the simple addition of a VELUX skylight can impact a room in a way no other redesign or renovation can.

  More of Sherwood's skylit drama

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  Outside In

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  Outside In

  Grilling guru Bruce Aidells has created a craftsman-style kitchen that flows seamlessly from indoors to out, complete with a wood-burning pizza oven. He shares his favorite details in this narrated tour.

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  Kitchen for Couples

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  Kitchen for Couples

  A kitchen built for two should have two distinct work zones, ideally with enough space between them that you're not bumping into each other.

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  Hibachi at Home

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  Hibachi at Home

  Got a distinctive cooking style? Incorporate it into your kitchen design. This kitchen was built for a Seattle couple that loves Asian food, particularly stir-fries, so an integrated cooktop griddle in the island makes it easy.

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  Open Air, Indoors

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  Open Air, Indoors

  This Japanese-influenced kitchen on San Juan Island makes the most of its hillside views and mild climate for entertaining indoors or out--or even some combination thereof. The southwest corner of the house folds away, opening the kitchen to a sheltered outdoor terrace.

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