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House & Home

A Tale of Four Kitchens

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PITTSBURGH • The reinvigorated historical downtown has a thriving arts and culture scene, making the City of Bridges a perfect weekend getaway. One of the great U.S. industrial towns, Pittsburgh is a sightseeing, shopping and dining destination.

CLEAN SLATE • New appliances and products for the home.

NEW & NOW • This month’s favourites from the world of design.

MORE OR LESS • Classic elements for a timeless trad kitchen.

HUTCHES & Cabinets • Consider these classic hutches and modern cabinets for display — and stowing away.

HIGH Style • A VANCOUVER PIED-À-TERRE IS DRESSED TO THE NINES BY DESIGN FIRM FALKEN REYNOLDS.

COUNTRY IDYLL • THIS REJUVENATED CRAFTSMAN-STYLE HOUSE CAPTIVATES WITH A MOODY PALETTE, COSY ROOMS AND A STUNNING KITCHEN.

PRETTY & PUNK • A TORONTO VICTORIAN GETS DUSTED OFF AND FULLY REIMAGINED BY TOM DESIGN STUDIO.

MODERN OUTLOOK

Go with the Grain • Two kitchens that celebrate the rich, uncomplicated beauty of wood.

Mid-century Rustic

KITCHEN CONFIDENTIAL • Of course, size matters and construction prices are not included, as every site is different. But the key elements are here.

MORE, PLEASE! • MOLLY BAZ IS BACK WITH A SECOND HELPING OF BOLD AND PLAYFUL RECIPES IN MORE IS MORE.

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RECIPES • AS SHOWN ON PAGES 76 TO 79

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