One Room: Remodeling a kitchen to maximize your family’s needs By Diane Cowen , Staff writer Updated April 29, 2019 3:32 p.m. The renovated kitchen in the Memorial home of Bridget and Greg Holloway.

In an episode of "My Lottery Dream Home," David Bromstad reveals which kitchen detail elevates the room to make it appear ...

Subtitled "Reinventing Home Once the Kids Are Grown," the book illustrates how empty-nester couples, in particular, are reconfiguring kitchen, dining area and family room floor plans to cater to ...

Remember, the keeping room is directly associated with the kitchen, so make sure there are some design cues or some sort of thread running through both so they feel cohesive and connected.

The kitchen is where ... imagine what kind of decor could be suitable—even the smallest spaces have room. When a prep area isn’t in use, it might be the perfect home for a decorative cutting ...

The kitchen is like any other room in your home in that it's yours — make it what you want it to be. You know that your family and friends will gravitate to it and usually spend more time in ...

Finally—think cohesively, says Carrino, because holiday kitchen decor works best when it makes the kitchen feel like an extension of the rest of the home rather than a completely separate space.

For a Brookline family with teenagers, a well-placed wall and a shrunken bath are just a few of the fixes that up the usability of their home. THE FAMILY ROOM and kitchen of the 1928 Brookline ...