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I adore this continued series of presenting 3 designers who are given free range to express their creativity. So much fun watching and listening to the process of them developing their own, unique visions.
I love seeing how different brains interpret the same assignment - and I am consistently impressed with the digital artist bringing their visions to life.
People on the last video with him were saying to stop putting him on the show 💀 I mean he was becoming repetitive so they just got a whole new set of designers
@@alexdelaloire8739 I understand that, but as evidenced by the amount of architectural changes they make in their designs, I’m sure they would have a cool vision for a backyard space.
@@googlyotterr Yes of course, they'll have their own vision but I would prefer designers who are specialized in outdoor spaces. When it comes to the architectural changes, I know in english they're called "interior Designers", but I prefer their name in my language: In French they're called "Interior Architects" which is more accurate to their profession/job imo
Really love Sasha's design. Was worried that it might be too cold at first, but the warm lighting and the plants really brought it to life. It's clean, not jarring or distracting in any way, it just complements the space perfectly.
Tbh i find her design gross, definitely the worst there, it might be unique due to it's colors, but nothing more than that. I wouldn't enjoy time spending in this kitchen and it's just a big no for me.
I loved Becky's design, IMO she's the one who better answered the prompt of no budget, no client just go crazy and have fun. Yes, realistically this wouldn't be the most practical and budget-friendly kitchen but it's a great way to exercise one's creativity :)
But like.... as an architect.... that one modification probably costs as much as the entire renovation... and recladding the exterior? getting the building owner to be okay with that... the liability for any waterproofing failures.... just... thats a lot to take in for such a tiny tenant improvement lmao Edit: lol okay now that I watched the whole thing.... sure... move the window, whatever XD we're building a spaceship anyway ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Every single one of these AD 3 designers episodes just reinforces for me how much I value the perfect execution of form and function. Seeing designers throw function and sustainability out the window increases my respect for industrial designers.
I thought Becky's was semi-OK up until the curved uppers - ruined it for me, felt too kitcsh. I also was VERY distracted by the fact her face didn't move, but that has nothing to do w/ the design. 🤷♀
@@carolynwilson8709 yet none of these kitchens are made for a person. There is no client or budget just blank space to let your imagination run wild. She delivered a visually and conceptually remarkable kitchen as opposed to a relatively ordinary kitchen painted pink and blue
I'm glad Courtney, who I share a name with🥰, had the kitchen I loved most. I've been daydreaming about a kitchen that incorporated pink and her design really spoken to me 😍
These were all really great. I liked almost everything. Except, those slanted cabinets. That would personally give me anxiety, even if it was largely subconscious. Though, I'm getting late-80's / early-90's Miami aesthetic, which I love. Very Birdcage (1996). If I had to choose one, I'd have to go with Courtney's. It's fun and brings a lot of joy into a space that's often cold, minimalist & utilitarian.
I agree - claustrophobic feeling for alot of people whereas Courtney's was uplifting, flattering for most skin tones and functional - the only thing I would change is putting lower cabinets across the back wall below the sink....storage, storage, storage - even if it's only pullouts for the trashcan/recycling.
Becky's kitchen is simply a maintenance nightmare. Too much form, not enough function. I think the other designers did a better job creating a kitchen that might be within the realm of practicality.
I loved all these, but it's soooo clear Becky is the artist in the group, experimenting and pushing the boundaries of what design can be. Love that kitchen!
I adore what Courtney has designed. I love colours and her design resonates with my personality. I wish I can have this interesting kitchen! I would cook often!
I absolutely love all of these, even the ones that aren't to my personal taste, and I really love this grouping! It usually has felt like there is one that stands above or below the others in most of the other videos, but all three of these designs felt inspired and unique. More with this set of ladies!
When Courtney said she wanted to put Japanese tea paper on the ceiling, I knew she has never consistently cooked in a kitchen before🤦♀️ grease always finds its way to walls and the ceiling😖
I love this series to see the creativity, but I’d also love to see a version where designers have certain parameters or restrictions they need to keep in mind. That way, it can provide more realistic ideas for folks with similar spaces and limited budgets.
These designs are all unique and I like a couple of ideas but I could not see myself have any of these kitchens, it's a combination of too loud and not my style and that might make me boring but I like a calm kitchen
Courtney's was fun, interesting, innovative, and most importantly functional. I could visit the other two, but Courtney's is the only kitchen i would want to cook in
Loving each one for completely different reasons. But for my personal style and taste, my favorite is the blue and pink kitchen! If I could ever hire an interior designer, I feel like Courtney would just get me.
⭐⭐⭐⭐ Unquestionably, I choose Sasha's design, which has a timeless elegance and sophistication. With that said, Sasha's vision wouldn't scare away future clients in the future, when one desires to leave the apartment for whatever reason.
Wow, so unique, all of them! I think Courtney's is probably my favorite. It's functional and I love that window! I would personally change the floor and the ceiling to non-pattern, perhaps some neutral travertine or tile. What she chose is just a tad too busy. I would make that fantastic stained glass window the focal point and change the color of the cabinets to maybe a very light taupe or gray color.
My favourite is by far Sasha's! Minimal but interesting, and the most realistic out of all the whimsical ideas. Really matches the city vibe as well. The lay out is so much better in her design!
For me, I would have gone retro- cyber punk, bringing in Japanese bonsai and Obi fabric and pattern for the wall paper accents in addition to flanking the window with colorful bon lanterns. To give a nod to being inside of a mega city.
I love how Courtney considered everything so obviously as a whole and even included a safety note! I was skeptical of her design at first because I'm not a patterns person, but WOW! The finished product is gorgeous! Gives me a wonderfully modern meets vintage vibe! Becky put so much research into hers and it was worth it! Loving the spaceship vibe! I know @lynnyhen said this already but Sasha's idea to move the sink and balance the space with herbs was genius! Also loving the clean look of her kitchen!
Courtney McLeod’s kitchen felt the most practical, in terms of what’s possible to change (and keep) in a high rise building, and SO FUN for a New York apartment tiny kitchen.
Agreed. I didn't think I would like it, but at the end of the day, it was cheerful and homey, sufficiently practical (I loved all the storage space), and did not make me feel like I was still at the office. The only thing I did not like was the ceiling treatment.
I loved Courtney's design, the play with colours was really on point. And even though Becky made a great design, I can't get over the fact that she moved the window in an apartment building. These are dope designers
When I saw the video frame, I was like: "What fuckery is this? How could they take Darren out?!" But while watching it, I changed my mind. I loved the cast of three wonderful women with so grand solutions and ideas. By the way, I loved Courtney's creation and vibe.
@@chelsmeisterloved Sasha’s too the only thing about hers and Becky’s design is that stainless steel. It doesn’t feel homey imo and looks weird just because I’ve never seen it before used in a kitchen
How wonderful to see two designers out of three valuing function over "oh, I love this thing, and that thing!" I would be happy to cook in either stainless steel kitchen! The ship kitchen has so much more counter space and cabinet space, and no kitcen has ever had too much of either, so congratulations, designer!
That area is what I like most! Funny, how people are so different. But yeah, I'm actually peeling potatoes and love to do that in the kitchen and sitting.
I love this video! We have a galley kitchen and it seems like every design or decorating show has the same open concept, massive kitchen. Nice to see such style and creativity in this smaller space!
I think my favorite was Sasha… but I was surprised how much I like Becky’s vision too… I loved the sink being under the window and I loved the window frame being minimized…
They did amazing! I would also love to see some more minimal designs in this series. I'm specifically thinking that Japanese or Korean interior designers would have great ideas for working with small spaces while maintaining a sense of peacefulness.
Amazing, I think they all did a nice job. The kitchen by Sasha with the bench and table is my winner. Love to sit there, doing some potato peeling or just sipping my drink. Never thought that in such a small kitchen this would fit. Also like to look outside while at the sink. The colors, or absence of them, are enlarging the space for my feeling.
I love Becky's the most because it is so creative and actually works very well together. Also, I like the fact she has put so much research into it and really utilised that to make the design.
i thought i was going to hate the blue and pink design but the designer really told me "trust the process" and i actually really liked it at the end. However i think i'd prefer that grey more industrial/modern kitchen it seemed highly functional and suited my taste more. That boat look was outrageous i loved it but it didn't seemed really realistic taking into account how expensive all those changes would be
Each one is absolutely stunning and unique. Gorgeous! I love the coral kitchen beyond beyond . . . yet, the true galley kitchen is a wonder . . . and the eat-in kitchen beautiful as well. Those herbs will not do well there, though!
I love Becky's design. It works best for me because it feels like a spaceship or a boat. I also liked Sasha's design and the added herb "garden." Courtney's colorful design is cheerful and some people do like that, but paper on the ceiling(?) I think steam and cooking oil will probably destroy that.
I fear that all of these interesting kitchens will feel dated very quickly. Nonetheless this is a useful video for all of us with tiny city apartments. Thank you AD!
The only one who thought of moving the window into the middle was Becky. I also like her space-ship inspired design, however, overall I'd rather go with Sasha, who thought of seating when the others didn't. Her kitchen gives me a calm feeling.
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West Elm Ceramic Wall Planters: fave.co/3WTz9HR
Etsy Travertine 1x1 Mosaic Wall Tile: fave.co/3oX5dOx
Etsy Beach Printable Wall Art: fave.co/43C9QMY
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What tea set did Becky use at 15:19?
I love that Sasha moved the sink under the window and balanced the off-center window with herbs.
That's actually my favorite design.
Yes, to Both Replies! My Favorite Design also! 🙂
Yes, I like the others too. But this one was definitely my favorite.
I think moving the sink broke up the two sides kitchen and made it more cohesive
I'm not usually into pink but that beautiful pink and blue kitchen absolutely has my vote. I love fun color in kitchens!
My favorite too. Love what she did with the window as well.
Yes, this. I loved it too.
Girl same. I'm not a fan of pink but her kitchen space was my favorite
I adore this continued series of presenting 3 designers who are given free range to express their creativity. So much fun watching and listening to the process of them developing their own, unique visions.
same here! same space, different thought process. love it.
Amazingly different. And all so unique.
Carter did not respect the asymmetric placement of the window. Not as fun if you don’t accept the challenge as given.
Really amazed at how the curved cabinets in Becky’s design made that space look soooo much bigger!! Super creative 🤩
I love seeing how different brains interpret the same assignment - and I am consistently impressed with the digital artist bringing their visions to life.
I'd love to see a Becky and Darren collaboration, the outcome would be crazy and ridiculous and stunning and expensive all at once.
this guy again ? oh c'mon
I was thinking that I would love to see the two of them too!!
OMG yeeessss! Both of them are always so creative, elegant and courageous!
omg pls
People on the last video with him were saying to stop putting him on the show 💀 I mean he was becoming repetitive so they just got a whole new set of designers
I'm actually really curious what the designers would do with an outdoor space/pool. Love this series AD!
They're "interior" designers...it's rare that they do outdoor spaces, so maybe Space Designers or Landscape Desingers instead of Interior Designers?
@@alexdelaloire8739 I understand that, but as evidenced by the amount of architectural changes they make in their designs, I’m sure they would have a cool vision for a backyard space.
@@googlyotterr Yes of course, they'll have their own vision but I would prefer designers who are specialized in outdoor spaces.
When it comes to the architectural changes, I know in english they're called "interior Designers", but I prefer their name in my language: In French they're called "Interior Architects" which is more accurate to their profession/job imo
They listened to your suggestion lol
They do have a backyard one of the exact 3 ladies
Really love Sasha's design. Was worried that it might be too cold at first, but the warm lighting and the plants really brought it to life. It's clean, not jarring or distracting in any way, it just complements the space perfectly.
Courtney's design is absolutely gorgeous, creative, and somehow still functional. I'd actually be able to live with a kitchen like that.
Tbh i find her design gross, definitely the worst there, it might be unique due to it's colors, but nothing more than that. I wouldn't enjoy time spending in this kitchen and it's just a big no for me.
I love it, too! Would be a joy to cook in that space.
It looks soooo tacky
@@Caneeater me when im allergic to fun
@@Caneeater Gross is a bit of an exaggeration, are you mentally okay? You could've just said it's not your preference....
I loved Becky's design, IMO she's the one who better answered the prompt of no budget, no client just go crazy and have fun. Yes, realistically this wouldn't be the most practical and budget-friendly kitchen but it's a great way to exercise one's creativity :)
Totally agree!! Her kitchen is by far the most unique
Too much "form over function" for me. And a maintenance nightmare as well.
I’m gonna say it. I need the window to be aligned with the center of the wall. The fact that it’s not is driving me nuts.😂😤
But like.... as an architect.... that one modification probably costs as much as the entire renovation... and recladding the exterior? getting the building owner to be okay with that... the liability for any waterproofing failures.... just... thats a lot to take in for such a tiny tenant improvement lmao
Edit: lol okay now that I watched the whole thing.... sure... move the window, whatever XD we're building a spaceship anyway ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Pink is my least favorite color, yet I’m sold on Courtney‘s kitchen. I’m amazed at spacious her design made that tiny kitchen look.
Every single one of these AD 3 designers episodes just reinforces for me how much I value the perfect execution of form and function. Seeing designers throw function and sustainability out the window increases my respect for industrial designers.
Sasha’s design appeals to me. Love the modern industrial look
Courtney's outfit is literally the color pallette of her kitchen design😂
Becky all the way!!!
And for those wishing Darren was there: If you like Darren’s style, you ought to like Becky’s design here as well
I beg to differ.
I thought Becky's was semi-OK up until the curved uppers - ruined it for me, felt too kitcsh. I also was VERY distracted by the fact her face didn't move, but that has nothing to do w/ the design. 🤷♀
@@valarya LOL.
Becky's kitchen would be ideal for one person who eats out all the time, because she decided to basically use a mini fridge.
@@carolynwilson8709 yet none of these kitchens are made for a person. There is no client or budget just blank space to let your imagination run wild. She delivered a visually and conceptually remarkable kitchen as opposed to a relatively ordinary kitchen painted pink and blue
I love Courtney’s design, it’s so mesmerizing & beautiful 🩵✨
I'm glad Courtney, who I share a name with🥰, had the kitchen I loved most. I've been daydreaming about a kitchen that incorporated pink and her design really spoken to me 😍
I wouldn’t want to live in any of these places, but I appreciate that they were creative.
These were all really great. I liked almost everything. Except, those slanted cabinets. That would personally give me anxiety, even if it was largely subconscious. Though, I'm getting late-80's / early-90's Miami aesthetic, which I love. Very Birdcage (1996). If I had to choose one, I'd have to go with Courtney's. It's fun and brings a lot of joy into a space that's often cold, minimalist & utilitarian.
I agree - claustrophobic feeling for alot of people whereas Courtney's was uplifting, flattering for most skin tones and functional - the only thing I would change is putting lower cabinets across the back wall below the sink....storage, storage, storage - even if it's only pullouts for the trashcan/recycling.
Becky's kitchen is simply a maintenance nightmare. Too much form, not enough function. I think the other designers did a better job creating a kitchen that might be within the realm of practicality.
Waited more than a month for this video!! :)
AD, can you please make these kinds of videos more often ?
Agreed!
Please!!
Sasha totally understands the assignments ❤ She can read a room and nail the design elements ❤
I LOVE Sasha's design it's so simple and minimal yet so funky and retro it's just my vibe!!
Fun switch up of designers. It keeps these style of videos alive with energy.
I loved all these, but it's soooo clear Becky is the artist in the group, experimenting and pushing the boundaries of what design can be. Love that kitchen!
Sasha's is definately my fave! ❤
I adore what Courtney has designed. I love colours and her design resonates with my personality. I wish I can have this interesting kitchen! I would cook often!
I absolutely love all of these, even the ones that aren't to my personal taste, and I really love this grouping! It usually has felt like there is one that stands above or below the others in most of the other videos, but all three of these designs felt inspired and unique. More with this set of ladies!
Agreed, in the other pairings I was always felt embarrassed on behalf of one of the designers. This triad was much more balanced.
courtney's design is giving alabama worley I LOVE IT SM!!!!!!!
This needs to be a weekly updated series. Can’t have me waiting a month!!!
Can I just say that 'Blank Space' would be a much cool name for this sketch, rather than 'Space Savers'!? Please do tell me what you guys think!
becky’s kitchen is more my style, but it’s undeniable how beautifully the coral reflects off of courtney’s blue tile wall 😍
When Courtney said she wanted to put Japanese tea paper on the ceiling, I knew she has never consistently cooked in a kitchen before🤦♀️ grease always finds its way to walls and the ceiling😖
yeah.. kinda useless
But looks great!
And other thing is - they do it for themselves.
Maybe she is cooking more of an easy meals and for not long period per day, etc
You might need a better range hood. I have never experienced that.
If u have the correct ventilation it should be fine…
Idk how you cook but I've never experienced it
This video is my favorite of this series so far. Normally I like only one of the designs, but all of the ladies knocked it out of the park!
I love this series to see the creativity, but I’d also love to see a version where designers have certain parameters or restrictions they need to keep in mind. That way, it can provide more realistic ideas for folks with similar spaces and limited budgets.
Agreed! Perhaps parameters on how much they can change the architecture so we can compare apples to apples also.
These designs are all unique and I like a couple of ideas but I could not see myself have any of these kitchens, it's a combination of too loud and not my style and that might make me boring but I like a calm kitchen
Same! After seeing all three of the designs, I'd choose the original kitchen and just add some plants and fun accents😅
I liked Sasha’s style - the pictures they showed in the introduction- but then the kitchen she made didn’t look anything like her other designs!!
Courtney's was fun, interesting, innovative, and most importantly functional. I could visit the other two, but Courtney's is the only kitchen i would want to cook in
Loving each one for completely different reasons. But for my personal style and taste, my favorite is the blue and pink kitchen! If I could ever hire an interior designer, I feel like Courtney would just get me.
⭐⭐⭐⭐ Unquestionably, I choose Sasha's design, which has a timeless elegance and sophistication. With that said, Sasha's vision wouldn't scare away future clients in the future, when one desires to leave the apartment for whatever reason.
Wow, so unique, all of them! I think Courtney's is probably my favorite. It's functional and I love that window! I would personally change the floor and the ceiling to non-pattern, perhaps some neutral travertine or tile. What she chose is just a tad too busy. I would make that fantastic stained glass window the focal point and change the color of the cabinets to maybe a very light taupe or gray color.
My favourite is by far Sasha's! Minimal but interesting, and the most realistic out of all the whimsical ideas. Really matches the city vibe as well. The lay out is so much better in her design!
Becky decimated the assignment!!!!!!
For me, I would have gone retro- cyber punk, bringing in Japanese bonsai and Obi fabric and pattern for the wall paper accents in addition to flanking the window with colorful bon lanterns. To give a nod to being inside of a mega city.
finally. this is the best show ya'll have.
Fantastic as always! I loved the retro nods throughout all the designs, can't wait for the next!
Agreed! So fun to see all the design we’re learning in school in the field!
I mean I love courtneys design but I mean I will change the colours a bit to match my personality you know that design is just breathtaking 😅❤
my fave series back with new designers and they're all so different, love it!!!
I love how Courtney considered everything so obviously as a whole and even included a safety note! I was skeptical of her design at first because I'm not a patterns person, but WOW! The finished product is gorgeous! Gives me a wonderfully modern meets vintage vibe!
Becky put so much research into hers and it was worth it! Loving the spaceship vibe!
I know @lynnyhen said this already but Sasha's idea to move the sink and balance the space with herbs was genius! Also loving the clean look of her kitchen!
Thank you, designers. Of the three designs, I love Sasha's design.
Courtney McLeod’s kitchen felt the most practical, in terms of what’s possible to change (and keep) in a high rise building, and SO FUN for a New York apartment tiny kitchen.
The upspeak at the end of every sentence drove me crazy.
I love this series but agreed. They should give the designers some public speaking tips. It’s rather grating on the ears!
wow this is the first episode in the series in which I love all the three designs!!
Agreed!
Me too. Never happened to me before :)
I love Sasha's clean and modern design and esthetics.
I loooved the pink kitchen. As someone who cooks every day, it seems like the most practical and stylish one.
Agreed. I didn't think I would like it, but at the end of the day, it was cheerful and homey, sufficiently practical (I loved all the storage space), and did not make me feel like I was still at the office. The only thing I did not like was the ceiling treatment.
I've been binging this series over the past couple of days, and this is the first episode where I can actually say I love all three choices!
These ladies went off!! Love interior designers have free reign. The peach/blue/hex design is fav.
love courtney's kitchen
What would Darren do?
Angie B out here asking the real questions!!
I love this series! Loved all of them 😍 also missed Darren Jett Noz Nozowa and Joy Moyler😭
I loved Courtney's design, the play with colours was really on point. And even though Becky made a great design, I can't get over the fact that she moved the window in an apartment building. These are dope designers
Every time I see a new episode of this series is up, it feels like Christmas morning, hah
I am glad none of those three ladies designed my kitchen.
When I saw the video frame, I was like: "What fuckery is this? How could they take Darren out?!" But while watching it, I changed my mind. I loved the cast of three wonderful women with so grand solutions and ideas. By the way, I loved Courtney's creation and vibe.
I know it's not the point, but I gotta say I love all their outfits, they look really chic and cool!
It does add to the design ambience of the video though 🤗👍🏽 . I also enjoyed the outfits, and the kitchens! Such a great series!
I'm obsessed with this series❤️
Courtney’s one felt like a kitchen where you could cook in, the other two were a hard pass.
That doesn't warrant for you to be rude!
definitely
@@meghasinghaniahmu If you think I was rude, you might want to brace yourself for the real world. I just made a subjective observation.
I thought Sasha nailed it too!
@@chelsmeisterloved Sasha’s too the only thing about hers and Becky’s design is that stainless steel. It doesn’t feel homey imo and looks weird just because I’ve never seen it before used in a kitchen
How wonderful to see two designers out of three valuing function over "oh, I love this thing, and that thing!"
I would be happy to cook in either stainless steel kitchen! The ship kitchen has so much more counter space and cabinet space, and no kitcen has ever had too much of either, so congratulations, designer!
thanks AD for these series . I really need to see more of these.
I love the coral cabinets! I also like the layout of the travertine kitchen. I would skip the sitting area and table though.
That area is what I like most! Funny, how people are so different. But yeah, I'm actually peeling potatoes and love to do that in the kitchen and sitting.
Wallpaper on a kitchen ceiling? mmmm
I love this video! We have a galley kitchen and it seems like every design or decorating show has the same open concept, massive kitchen. Nice to see such style and creativity in this smaller space!
I think my favorite was Sasha… but I was surprised how much I like Becky’s vision too…
I loved the sink being under the window and I loved the window frame being minimized…
Love the travertine and steel combo… and that light! Sasha’s kitchen is proof that neutrals can be fun.
They did amazing! I would also love to see some more minimal designs in this series. I'm specifically thinking that Japanese or Korean interior designers would have great ideas for working with small spaces while maintaining a sense of peacefulness.
I LOVE All three of these renditions. Amazing. Thank you, ladies ❤❤❤
Always gutted when I finish one of these and have to wait until there’s a new one. Great series. Small courtyard/city garden would be incredible 🙏
Amazing, I think they all did a nice job. The kitchen by Sasha with the bench and table is my winner. Love to sit there, doing some potato peeling or just sipping my drink. Never thought that in such a small kitchen this would fit. Also like to look outside while at the sink. The colors, or absence of them, are enlarging the space for my feeling.
Have any of these designers EVER cooked in a galley kitchen?
Becky was the only one who centred the window. Thank you Becky!
I love Becky's the most because it is so creative and actually works very well together. Also, I like the fact she has put so much research into it and really utilised that to make the design.
All these designers knocked it out of the park with practical spaces that are full of personality!
i thought i was going to hate the blue and pink design but the designer really told me "trust the process" and i actually really liked it at the end. However i think i'd prefer that grey more industrial/modern kitchen it seemed highly functional and suited my taste more. That boat look was outrageous i loved it but it didn't seemed really realistic taking into account how expensive all those changes would be
Each one is absolutely stunning and unique. Gorgeous! I love the coral kitchen beyond beyond . . . yet, the true galley kitchen is a wonder . . . and the eat-in kitchen beautiful as well. Those herbs will not do well there, though!
Wow they all did really really well. I love all of their design intentions
When Becky said her kitchen is inspired by a boat I got really excited 😁 I love boats!!!
All three kitchens turned out really nice.
Becky Carter's kitchen is 🤯
I love Becky's design. It works best for me because it feels like a spaceship or a boat. I also liked Sasha's design and the added herb "garden." Courtney's colorful design is cheerful and some people do like that, but paper on the ceiling(?) I think steam and cooking oil will probably destroy that.
NEW PEOPLE!!!
The haters always crawl out of their holes nice and early. All three look great.
I fear that all of these interesting kitchens will feel dated very quickly. Nonetheless this is a useful video for all of us with tiny city apartments. Thank you AD!
I kinda agree except for Becky's, hers was totally timeless.
The way I gasped at that curved cabinetry. So impractical but I'm obsessed.
I gasped when Courtney McLeod revealed the cabinets, like omg
my favourite one is the UFO boat kitchen
I actually like all 3 designs. Great job designers!
Becky going crazy going fun!! It's so creative I love it
The only one who thought of moving the window into the middle was Becky. I also like her space-ship inspired design, however, overall I'd rather go with Sasha, who thought of seating when the others didn't. Her kitchen gives me a calm feeling.
Courtney's kitchen is the winner!