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5 expert tips for designing a kosher-friendly kitchen

Demystifying how to keep kosher in your IKEA kitchen Just before the IKEA kitchen sale started, we completed another kosher-friendly kitchen design and today we’re going to share some tips with you. Since we were first asked to design a kosher-friendly IKEA kitchen way back in 2010, we’ve learned a lot of design tricks that can make it easier for families who keep kosher. It doesn’t matter if you keep kosher all year or only for Passover. Having an IKEA kitchen that’s designed to be kosher-friendly makes it so much easier to follow kashrut, the Jewish law pertaining to how foods must be prepared and eaten. Important [...]

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How Kokeena Custom Doors Add Extra Style to IKEA Kitchen Cabinets

An Interview with Russell Edwards, CEO of Cabinet Manufacturer Kokeena IKD customers are savvy and in-the-know about good design choices. That’s why so many of them seek out custom cabinet doors from Kokeena. Kokeena in Oregon has a bevy of beautiful cabinet door options that make your kitchen look unique and stylish. This week I interviewed Russell Edwards, the CEO of Kokeena. Kokeena is based in the greater Portland area and services both Canada and the United States. Why Clients Work with Kokeena for Custom Doors Why do your clients choose Kokeena? Quality and service. Our website is a starting point for an upfront concierge-type experience with designers and woodworkers that [...]

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Bright, modern IKEA kitchen design in Bozeman, Montana

A new construction IKEA kitchen with modern style Bojana and her husband have made Bozeman, Montana their home for many years, but they weren’t ready to embrace the rustic design aesthetic that’s so prevalent there. When they decided to build a new home, Bojana knew she wanted a major kitchen update, and she knew just where to go to find the clean, modern lines she loves—Ikea. As Bojana’s home is brand new, there really aren’t any “before” shots, unless you count the photos they took during construction. Here’s the kitchen in progress: (Aren’t those windows fantastic? So much natural light!) And here’s the finished product—no more cramped, [...]

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