Small Arts and Crafts Kitchen Design Ideas

Architecture & Interior Design: David Heide Design Studio -- Photos: Greg Page Photography
Sink stove white timber floors - lhodgetts

Small but good needs bigger window - biddy_robb

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Small Kitchen

After Blisshaus: one wall of Blisshaus jars that hold 3 months of shelf-stable foods for a family of four. We love our clients and our clients love us. Bill, the dad in the home exclaimed "everytime I walk by the wall of jars I get full body chills of joy"... now this gives us goosebumps! xoxox the Blisshaus team

Shallow cupboards for by window - webuser_233006177

An existing attached garage was renovated into a suite for the owners aging parents. The kitchenette includes refrigerator, sink and dishwasher, coffee pot, toaster oven and microwave.

This Craftsman style kitchen displays warm earth tones between the cabinetry and various stone details. Richly stained quartersawn red oak cabinetry in a shaker door style feature simple mullion details and dark metal hardware. Slate backsplash tiles, granite countertops, and a marble sink complement each other as stunning natural elements. Mixed metals bridge the gap between the historical Craftsman style and current trends, creating a timeless look. Zachary Seib Photography

Kitchen Design by John Ko Photography by Paul Steiner

Jeri Koegel

Kitchen Remodel in a tight Space. Required installation of new flush beam at header. Structural support (Hanging) of stair landing, and multiple chases hidden within cabinetry. Worked closely with design team at Albers Design in order to create a much increased functionality, and enjoyment within the existing footprint of the space.

Bar Area in kitchen with glass front upper cabinets Val Sporleder

Handmade mosaic tile border using a multi mix of colors and sizes. 1"x 1", 1"x2", 1" x 6" and 2"x 2". in a field of 3x6 White Subway tile. Very affordable way to add color and design to any space.Greg Page Photography, David Heide Design Studio

This couple wanted to retain the character of their existing Craftsman kitchen, while joining their kitchen and dining room by removing a non-load-bearing wall. The bead board ceiling was retained and minimal changes were made to the existing footprint. Lost cabinetry was replaced through careful design and coordination with cabinet maker Gary Frederickson. Designed by Greg Schmidt. Photos by Greg Schmidt.