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The Kitchen Guests See Isn’t Always the One Doing the Work

The kitchen your guests see may not be the kitchen doing most of the work.

The kitchen your guests see may not be the kitchen doing most of the work.

In some large homes, the front kitchen belongs to the living space: open, quiet, and designed around conversation.

Behind it, a preparation kitchen can handle cooking, storage, catering, and stronger smells.

It isn't about having one beautiful kitchen and one practical one.

Both have a job to do.

This lets both kitchens work at the same time without disturbing each other.

The best kitchen plan makes hospitality feel effortless.

By Roy Boustani

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