Kitchens – a return to inefficient space

As kitchens grow to accommodate socializing, we’re losing the efficiency that once was.

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  1. Towny

    Hoosiers were made and marketed for kitchens that had a kitchen table that covered the bathtub. They were modeled after the portable kitchens on the westward ho wagon trains. No one with means would be caught dead with one.

  2. Anonymous

    Efficiency is if people use kitchens to cost-effectively prep healthy, non-obesity/diabetes/heart dz/colon ca-inducing daily grub, clearly not an achievement of majority of Americans, whether residents of tract home McMansions or slums or many new $10MM+ mansions in CT/NYC/CA w/alleged household “staff” and everything…

  3. nick ohnell

    With the range of wireless phones it’s not a problem to make reservations or order in.

  4. Greenwich Gal

    Kitchens are growing because of social change – people see cooking as a pleasurable craft and part of entertaining as most people no longer have servants to toil away in the back…It is a good thing!