Two of the trendiest kitchen additions are the butler's pantry and the scullery. But what is the difference and which one is a better fit for you? Find out! #kitchens #remodel #trends #home #design

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These spaces, sometimes also called caterer’s kitchens or scullery kitchens, are fully equipped secondary kitchens where the real work of food prep, cooking, and cleanup is carried out.

Renae Keller Interior Design | A scullery is a fantastic addition to any modern kitchen. It provides numerous benefits, including additional storage, prep space, and the ability to keep your main kitchen area organized and clutter-free. If you’re planning to build or update your kitchen space, adding a scullery may be the perfect choice for you. See one of my favorite Sculleries that we designed for a client at renaekeller.com.

When you think of a restaurant kitchen, you probably picture a spare, utilitarian space, all stainless steel and smooth finishes, a row of fluorescent lights humming overhead. What you likely don’t picture is this — the kitchen at DOC in Portland. Tucked behind a red gingham curtain, this is what happens when you blend the needs of a restaurant kitchen with the aesthetics of a home kitchen. Here are five things we can learn from this blended space.

Designer Rebecca Hay helps a high school friend upgrade her old-school kitchen from elementary to advanced.