Kitchens in the 1950s stepped away from more sterile, austere settings into brighter, bolder designs. After WWII, a sense of prosperity and optimism infiltrated American homes, and more vivacious ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Housewife on the phone in her 1950s kitchen - Tom Kelley Archive/Getty Images The 1950s were filled with bright colors and ...

Two interior designers explain why antique worktables make inviting kitchen islands—and what to consider before bringing one home.

The 1950s spawned society’s view of kitchens as the heart of the home, a hub for gathering, cooking, eating and socializing. Thus, it makes perfect sense that the same decade could inspire today’s ...

1950s family kitchens were much more than places to prepare meals. They served as the heart of the home, where parents packed school lunches, children finished homework at the table, neighbors stopped ...

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With today’s wellness kitchens, it’s farewell to the pantry with shelf-stabilized foods, and hail to the composter. By Tammy LaGorce This article is part of our Design special section about new design ...

Expert Gerard Splendore takes us back in time to when pastels and metals dominated the design world for kitchens and baths in the 1950s. This amazing time in design changes is still very popular today ...