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my cool kitchen - a style guide to unique and inspirational kitchens - cover

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my cool kitchen - a style guide to unique and inspirational kitchens

Jane Field-Lewis

Publisher: Pavilion

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Summary

Be inspired to create your own affordable, super-stylish kitchen, which will become the heart of your home. Nowadays, kitchens serve as the hub of the house and family life, where everyone gathers to talk and to share food, friendship and love.The kitchen of your dreams isn't always the instant model found in an upmarket designer catalogue; it's often the result of a creative journey, touched by the familiar objects, colours, materials and textures you love and which make you feel happy. The high-quality photography reflects the personality of each featured kitchen, the owner's lifestyle and the style of cooking.
Available since: 12/22/2015.

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