This post originally ran on The Kitchn. See it there: Before & After: This 100-Year-Old House Gets a New Kitchen with an Open Concept and Stunning Cabinets ...

"In essence, the kitchen was becoming a source of pride." These days, you flip on HGTV or pick up a flier for an open house in your neighborhood and chances are they're heralding an open-concept ...

That is why one company, Schumacher Homes of Akron, Ohio, has a fresh new design on offer: a house with an open floor plan, with its kitchen, dining area, and living room all flowing into one another.

If your small kitchen is in need of renovation, you may want to consider an open layout design. Expert Erika Dale is on hand ...

Kitchens were relegated to the back of the house, with the sights and smells of the cooking process hidden behind closed doors. Open concept living hit the mainstream in the 1950s and 1960s ...

Retrofitting a grand 1928 house with up-to-the-moment green technology ... “Green systems don’t need to be out there in the open,” says Romein, who took care to retain the home’s classic ...

“Open shelving is an aesthetic approach, giving a kitchen a light and airy feeling ... another display opportunity and a way to make a house feel personal to the homeowner.” ...