For better or worse, the dream of the smart home is slowly but surely becoming a reality. Consumers are increasingly amazed by and gravitating toward wireless contraptions promised to make everyday ...

Some trends can feel so out of place once they've passed, leaving us wondering why we ever liked them. But the funny thing about trends is, they always find a way of making a comeback, even the ones ...

In the kitchen of the future, your table will tell you how to make dinner. Place some ingredients on the surface, and the table will interface with a computer, calculating a recipe to use the produce ...

Technology affects our relationship with food more than we realize, whether it's by using Twitter to order pizza or looking up a recipe on an app. But instead of waiting around to see how kitchens ...

A century of American kitchen design, from the dawn of electricity to the kitchen island. By Rachel Wharton Rachel Wharton spoke to designers, architects, cabinet makers, organizers, historians, and ...

Whether you live in a sprawling ranch, center hall Colonial, or petite apartment, one thing rings true: the kitchen is probably the center of your home. Life naturally orbits around this do-it-all ...

Now, GE has announced official plans to start manufacturing micro kitchens through FirstBuild by the fourth quarter of this year. Aiming for the increasing number of millennials and baby boomers that ...

Have you ever been stuck with a fridge or cabinet full of random ingredients and no idea what to do with them? If so then you'll be really interested to see the amazing "Kitchen of the Future" that ...

Interior design legend Kelly Wearstler’s latest collaboration is with JennAir, the trailblazing Benton Harbor, Michigan-based appliance company that invented the first self-ventilated downdraft range.

Summer Jensen of Hawk & Co. wanted a minimal hood for a kitchen she designed in Newport Beach, California. Aware that she would need a hood six inches longer (on each side) than the 86-inch range, she ...

Design shows are all about tearing down walls and opening up spaces, but what’s wrong with a little more privacy and a little less togetherness? By Ronda Kaysen At some point, the previous owners of ...