The 1950s introduced a vibrant and cheerful palette that still influences kitchen design today. Bringing retro colors into your space can create a warm and inviting atmosphere with timeless appeal.

When 1 Gingerbread Lane, Albany, was built in 1955, the turquoise kitchen appliances were state-of-the art. When the homeowners put the house on the market this summer, the kitchen was untouched. When ...

A THRIFTY woman has revealed how she transformed her old kitchen into a stylish utility room with a funky turquoise theme on a budget. Jo Glossop, 41, from Cheshire, was sick of the door’s dark décor, ...

For over 40 years, Bertha’s Kitchen has epitomized the family-owned and -operated restaurant model. Walking inside the North Charleston soul food institution during a crowded lunch service, it’s easy ...

Lou Barker, interior designer and owner of furniture store "Blue Scarlet" doesn't shy away from colour. In her Christchurch home, the turquoise kitchen with pink and yellow accents is just the tip of ...