From the 1950s Chambers stove to the lovely pale green hue of the kitchen cabinets, the classic look and feel of this kitchen is super cozy. Love the look? Want to emulate some of it in your own kitchen? Here are sources to help you get the look. Fill in the blanks in the comments!

Classic Farmhouse Kitchen Sources

Cabinets: Custom-made by Austin craftsmen
Cabinet Hardware: ______________
Countertops: Soapstone
Faucets: ______________
Flooring: ______________
Lighting: Vintage lights from Star Antique
Paint – Walls & Ceiling: Walls are "Pure White" by Benjamin Moore. Lower cabinets are a custom color modeled on Auracana chicken eggs.
Range: Chambers, circa 1953; Hood is custom made custom by Austin artisan Carlo Niece.
Sink: ______________

This gorgeous kitchen is made for entertaining, since it has two of almost every element: two warming drawers, double ovens, two refrigerators, and two dishwashers. It's not a huge kitchen, but it functions extremely well. Love the look? Want to emulate some of it in your own kitchen? Here are sources to help you get the look. Fill in the blanks in the comments!

Bright Entertaining Kitchen Sources

Cabinets: Custom made from grainy maple. Stainless steel cab next to the fridge is vintage, and built-in.
Cabinet Hardware: ______________
Countertops: ______________
Faucets: ______________
Flooring: Recycled wood from barns and factories
Lighting: Tom Dixon (unconfirmed)
Paint – Walls & Ceiling: ______________
Range: HHGregg Fine Lines
Refrigerator: HHGregg Fine Lines
Sink: ______________

What do you do if you have an "awful" old kitchen with a low popcorn ceiling and no surface space? If you're Kitchn reader Faith, you knock out a wall between the bedroom and dining room and build a new kitchen! In this budget $6,000 kitchen renovation, the bedroom became the kitchen and the old kitchen became a sitting room. (We assume another room in the house became the new bedroom!) Read more about the project below: More

This beautiful, functional and highly organized kitchen was renovated 15 years ago, but it still looks fresh. Love the look? Want to emulate some of it in your own kitchen? Here are sources to help you get the look. Fill in the blanks in the comments!

Timeless Traditional Kitchen Sources

Architect: Margie Miller
Artwork: ______________
Cabinets: Simon, Toney, and Fisher
Cabinet Hardware: ______________
Countertops: ______________
Faucets: ______________
Flooring: ______________
Lighting: Sonneman Prairie Rings
Paint – Walls & Ceiling: ______________
Pottery: ______________
Range: La Canche distributed by Art Culinaire
Sink: ______________

We adored this kitchen when we first saw it, what with its impeccable details and sleek yet traditional design. Love the look? Want to emulate some of it in your own kitchen? Here are sources to help you get the look. Fill in the blanks in the comments!

Stately Traditional Kitchen Sources

Architect: Hollywood Sierra Kitchens
Cabinets: ______________
Cabinet Hardware: Chrome latch hardware from Hollywood Sierra Kitchens. All other hardware from Restoration Hardware.
Countertops: Caesarstone
Dishwasher: Viking
Faucets: ______________
Flooring: ______________
Lighting: Vintage pendant lights from Cisco Home
Paint – Cabinets: ______________
Paint – Walls & Ceiling: ______________
Range: Viking
Refrigerator: Viking
Sink: Mitrani Apron Sink
Tile: Waterworks reramic tile backsplash

The bright orange cabinets in this nook kitchen, which we first spotted in Apartment Therapy's Big Book of Small, Cool Spaces, add just the right amount of zing to the small space. Love the look? Want to emulate some of it in your own kitchen? Here are sources to help you get the look. If you recognize other elements in the kitchen, please fill in the blanks in the comments!

Bright Orange Kitchen Nook Kitchen Resources

Cabinet: Inexpensive fiberboard with orange laminate above and walnut veneer below.
Countertops and Sink Combo One-piece stainless-steel sink and countertop, custom made for $700 by R-S Restaurant Equipment Mfg. Corp in Manhattan
Faucet: ______________
Flooring: ______________
Range: Flat top electric from Avanti
Stool: ______________
Tea Towel: ______________
Tile: ______________

This clean, modern kitchen is straightforward and unfussy, but the shiny black tile backsplash gives it just the tiniest bit of glam. Love the look? Want to emulate some of it in your own kitchen? Here are sources to help you get the look. Fill in the blanks in the comments!

Modern Black Accent Kitchen Resources

Cabinet: Vintage dental cabinet (hanging)
Cabinet Hardware: ______________
Countertops: ______________
Concrete Torso: Uncommon Objects
Faucet: ______________
Flooring: Painted concrete
Lighting: Chrome light bulbs
Range: ______________
Refrigerator: ______________
Table: Saarinen Dining Table
Tile: Bevelled subway tiles with black grout

This small apartment kitchen in Paris is full of personality, light, and great space-saving ideas. We love all the little details in this creative place to cook. Love the look? Want to emulate some of it in your own kitchen? Here are sources to help you get the look. Fill in the blanks in the comments!

Charming Parisian Kitchen Resources

Cabinets: IKEA
Cabinet Hardware: ______________
Countertops: IKEA butcher block
Faucet: ______________
Flooring: ______________
Kettle: Villeroy & Boch
Lighting: ______________
Paint – Cabinets: ______________
Paint – Walls & Ceiling: ______________
Range: IKEA
Refrigerator: Smeg in Pastel Blue
Sink: ______________
Table: Maison Du Monde, chairs antique Louis XV
Tile: ______________
Windows/Doors: ______________

When Los Angeles writer Julie Wolfson purchased her house, the outdated kitchen came with a "hideously ugly" tile floor and a barely functioning oven. Julie and her husband Steven wanted to remodel the kitchen before moving in, but it ended up being too big a project to tackle at the time. Now, thirteen years later, they finally have the kitchen they dreamed about. More

What makes a $2,000 kitchen renovation different from a $62,000 renovation? That may sound like a ridiculous question, but the premise is intriguing: take a tiny rental kitchen in Brooklyn, bring in a few expert opinions, and get three different renovation proposals that run the gamut on price. That's what one NYT writer did, and it's such an interesting look at the why and how of small kitchen renovations. More