Space – no longer the final frontier, but the most annoying problem when it comes to our house, our kitchen and the lack of it. There are lots of talented designers that try to deliver compact kitchen designs and all sorts of products that help us get the most out of the limited space, but this concept for a kitchen that folds up is simply something I have never seen before and something that looks simply amazing.

Originally presented by the folks over at Yankodesign, the kitchen that folds up – InFold – is simply amazing: “a modular wall-mounted kitchen but with everything fold-able. The appliances, sink, cooking platform, chairs, cooking range, all fold up vertically into the length of the wall.” Sounds interesting enough for you and a possible answer to the lack of space? It certainly is, so let’s just hope that this kitchen concept for small kitchens will eventually go into production! Until then, check some images of it below:

What do you say? Would you accept such a kitchen design in your home?

Classic means classy and in this world where modern and futuristic designs are becoming boring, a classic kitchen design might do the trick and turn your kitchen into a really wonderful one. Not to mention the fact that for some of us a classic design for the kitchen can bring back some sweet memories from the past…

Violet Designs proposes some amazing Classic Kitchen designs that still offer all the features a modern kitchen does. However, these designs are a lot classier and look more stylish with the warm touches of the wood and yellow/light brown colors. Just take a look at these top new classic kitchen designs for yourself and see that they indeed look like something you really must have (click thumbnails to enlarge the picture):

What do you think about these classic kitchen designs in our modern world? Which one is your favorite?

No, this is not an advertorial or something like that, it’s the pure truth: every now and then we should take a break from our kitchens and simply let others serve us while we enjoy the class and style. The cafe in the Muzeum Sztuki in Lodz, Poland is such an example and can be used as inspiration for our future design of a kitchen.

Combining and mixing together ultra modern designs with antiques and minimalistic elements, the cafe becomes an unique place where one would certainly love to spend his or her time. Created by Stepien Paulina Magdalena Piwowar, the Muzeum Sztuki cafe can be admired below:

For those of you who are not feeling the effects of the economic recession, this kitchen design I’m proposing today will certainly become the next thing on your wish list, especially if you’re that kind of person who loves the sea or the ocean, or just the luxuriant cruises.

Created by Alno German and named MareCucina (something like the Sea Kitchen), this beautiful kitchen design has the looks of a sailboat – and one that’s roomy enough to offer you all the space you need for cooking, but at the same time keeping it tight enough to make your kitchen look like an ocean. Works perfectly with blue kitchens, the Maritime Kitchen MareCucina can be enjoyed in the images below:

What do you think about this kitchen design? Would you spend your money to bring something like this to your home?

It’s been several months since the Kitchenly blog has last been updated and I’m sure many of you were getting anxious, probably considering that your favorite blog for kitchen design ideas, kitchen furniture and advice has forever disappeared. Well, as you can see, we are back and ready to rumble once more with some amazing kitchen designs, appliances and everything you need in order to turn your kitchen into a heavenly one!

I want to thank to all of you who have subscribed to our blog and hoped that it will someday return – it’s you we’re making the comeback for. Also, for everybody who doesn’t think that subscribing to the Kitchenly blog is worthwhile, just check out the archives and see for yourself. Let’s all have an amazing year!

Maybe sometimes you just wish to get out of the house and start cooking outside – and I’m not talking here about a barbeque or something similar, but a fully equipped outdoor kitchen. In such a case you need it to be light, easy to handle, durable and… covered.

With these in mind, Joaquin Bastos created a kitchen design that fits the picture perfectly: it is light and easily portable, it can be extended to hold up to six persons and it also has a kind of a rustic look that makes you feel like dining or cooking at/for a fancy restaurant rather than in the backyard. Which is always a Pro.

But it all sounds best in the designer’s own words: “The kitchen, with a functional design of simple rectangular shapes, is based on a modular system, which allows for a wide range of options depending on the user´s needs”. Check out the outdoor kitchen and see for yourself:

Outdoor kitchen by Joaquim Bastos