What r/kitchenremodel is talking about this week

First off I know it is not everyone’s cup of tea but so far this has been my favorite detail in my kitchen. This has been the Reno that never ends (unexpected pipe burst back in May causing us to...

We opted to do the majority of the work ourselves, so there are definitely some unprofessional results here and there, but the labor savings made it possible to make more changes. For instance, we...

Did a kitchen remodel on a budget earlier this year. I’m sure everyone will hate it but I love it and it’s extremely functional. Here are some things I learned or would do differently if I could...

Went from bright turquoise walls and oak cabinets to a more open / updated space. Still putting on some finishing touches, but we’re really happy with how it turned out! Happy to answer any...

This kitchen was our magnum opus when we remodeled. Wanted to skip the all-white and create something beautiful and highly functional. It's my favorite room in the whole house now

This was an 11 year renovation in the making. We did not change the footprint and made some controversial layout decisions (no island as the kitchen was only 12’ wide). Took a while to pick...

We purchased apartment in a very old wood beams and brick building (1900) and it featured an old and very low quality laminate kitchen that had to be replaced. The remodel came with a whole host...

Looking for advice. I recently had quartz countertops installed, and the company drilled four holes instead of the three needed for my faucet and side sprayer. I hired the company directly (my GC...

Updated our early 2000s kitchen. Kept the original layout, but extended the cabinetry and moved the fridge. This subreddit was a huge inspiration.

My house was built in the 60s and has a mid century vibe. The kitchen was renovated before we moved in. I don’t love white cabinets but we don’t have the money to renovate. I was thinking a tile...