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Glass countertops, glossy wood floors, and a silver sink: Miles Redd’s thirties-inspired version of the glamour kitchen.

Wait, what does that do? Self-taught chef�and culinary obsessive� David Arnold reinvents the galley kitchen.

A seamless, stainless, hyper-minimalist space is the perfect non-cook’s companion.

A Hollywood design team prefers that their Noho kitchen not be misread as rural.

A tour of some very different takes on the urban kitchen�from a foodie’s dream lab to a live-cook space of the future.

Not everyone wants his own beer-making machinery. But true kitchen lovers will find much to covet in design ideas inspired by the range of kitchens in these pages.

Architect Joel Sanders dreams up the ideal island kitchen for the island of Manhattan.

How to make a small Sag Harbor summer house feel open, airy, and older than its years.

An art-world couple put up an unusual installation.

�His rooms and vitrines have been things that I always wanted in my home. There’s something about his sensibility that is very masculine but very minimal, very neutral but with a military flavor.�