Great Kitchens 2005

A chef's dream kitchen, how interesting Washingtonians cook, what's new in cabinets and appliances—plus good resources and how to avoid common mistakes.

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Great Kitchens: Kitchen Designers, Appliances, & Renovation

Here are kitchen professionals and resources recommended by designers, real-estate agents, builders, architects, and customers. more

Great Kitchens: Chef's Kitchen

He makes his living cooking in other people's kitchens. He wanted his own to be wonderful. more

Great Kitchens: Celebrity Kitchens

Inside the kitchens of Washingtonians--here are favorite gadgets and cookbooks, why they've renovated (or haven't), what they'd change, and how they make room for guests, kids, and other cooks. more

Great Kitchens: Cabinets

Here's how to pick cabinetry that will make your kitchen look--and work--great. more

Great Kitchens: Ranges & Refrigerators

When baby boomers got serious about cooking, makers of appliances stepped up. Mammoth ranges and industrial refrigerators started showing up in the home. On the heels of that trend, kitchens turned into family rooms, incorporating lounge areas and media centers. more

Great Kitchens: Renovation Mistakes

Renovating a kitchen doesn't have to be a nightmare. Here's how to avoid the most common mistakes. more

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Top Architects

Check out great photos of architectural work from some of the top architects featured in this month's Washingtonian. more

The Wrap-Up: The Week in Food

Ray's the Steaks gets ready to move, bartender Gina Chersevani leaves EatBar, and Barack Obama plays food critic. more

The 100 Very Best Restaurants: You Get to Guess!

Think you’re a restaurant know-it-all? Prove it. We’re hosting a contest to see who can guess the rankings of the top 20 restaurants in our upcoming 100 Very Best Restaurants issue. more