Hmmm, I haven't paid too much attention to movie/tv kitchens, although I have noticed that even the most modest of residences seem to have Subzero fridges!

I will admit, something about that dark cabinet-ed, formica-d Brady Bunch kitchen makes me feel warm & fuzzy. And the oven built into the brick wall. And a breakfast table that seats 4, despite the fact that they are a family of 9 including Alice!

For the longest time, I confused the movies "Its Complicated" and "Something's Got to Give." When the Gardenweb crowd was constantly referring to the SGTG kitchen, I was imagining that one!

I have always loved the kitchen from Signs, actually the entire house, barn, farm, crop circles, all of it!

Here is a link that might be useful: Signs house

The Practical Magic kitchen has always been a favorite around here.

And somebody already designed a kitchen around it.

I always thought it was silly to base your own kitchen on a movie. Now I'm going to do the same thing. But I'm not telling anyone what movie it is.

Here is a link that might be useful: Practical Magic-inspired kitchen

Gosh marcolo! my brain is already thinking what search phrase I can plug into google to search for .."movie vintage yellow kitchen"

I confess I really liked Lynette's kitchen from Desparate Housewives. It was the round kitchen table. Bree's not so much. Also liked the cool peachy color and the double sided glass cabinet in Susan's kitchen.

It's not a favorite one, but since I'm getting ready to renovate I really noticed how the kitchen in "A Christmas Story" had absolutely no storage space except the sink cabinet where the youngest son liked to hide. Where did they put everything???

Not a kitchen I love, but one that I found interesting. In the TV show Medium, a great many scenes are shot in the kitchen at breakfast (where they always have the TV on!). In the pilot (Jan. 2005) Alison does well on her LSATs and says she wants to go to law school in Boston. They live in Phoenix. Joe says he wishes he'd known that before they remodeled the kitchen. This kitchen has cabinets that are either blue with yellow glaze or the reverse or ?. They're mostly a a tint of turquoise with yellow showing through down the centers of the doors and around the raised portions. I never noticed that the first time around, but watching now, I noticed. Clearly not a look that took off.

though not my style in real life, I always loved the vibe in Mrs. Fletcher's kitchen in Murder She Wrote (before she went all New York).

Moonstruck! The kitchen isn't all that great, but has elements like the wall tiles, old range and white built ins of several kitchens I was familiar with growing up many moons ago! Most like the kitchens my grandparents and great grandparents had in their basements.

I second Moonstruck! Maybe because 1) I LOVE that movie to death or 2) I'm Italian...
But it is so spacious and functional but still nice to look at. It looks REAL. I bet it smells like garlic, in a good way:)

For some reason, I always was drawn to Samantha Stevens kitchen with the shuttered pass-through. Don't ask me why.

Deedles, I remember that kitchen. What about Alice's kitchen from the Honeymooner's? I only remember that tiny ice box, the round table and I think there was a small sideboard. Funny, I dont remember the stove.

Love this thread!!

The kitchen in the movie, "StepMom" was my very first inspirational kitchen!! It began the quest that I have been on ever since I saw it in 1998. The movie is also one of my all-time favorites. I love owning it so that I can pause and drool over and over again in each scene of Jackie's (Susan Sarandon) house. There is so much about it that I love; the kitchen, all of the interior rooms,the awesome porch, the yard. It is exactly what I would love for my home to look and feel like.

The actual house used in the film is in Nyack, NY, and sold last year for nearly $2million. Although sets were used in the movie, many scenes were shot directly in the rooms of this house.

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Whoops. Here is the one of the pictures of the kitchen from "StepMom".

I third Moonstruck, charming and inviting lots of living, green in the environmental sense (enduring, nobody ripped it out for new), and that wonderful pale green tile and cream.

I definitely want the layout, actually, the table in the middle to signal element. I had one once, and just sitting back down to the open newspaper and the family right there while the whatever finished was lovely. That's going to be my little-old-lady in a little-old-house kitchen.

The kitchen from Brighton Beach Memoirs.

Well I watched the Practical Magic movie on Amazon instant video. I like the kitchen enough to add the DVD to my library (five dollars from Amazon).

I love that staircase that goes up from the kitchen. I particularly like how it looks in the attic. How the attic is unfinished but the staircae is painted and even has beadboard. It makes the staircase look magical. Thanks Marcolo.

Moonstruck ! and I can smell lots of garlic cooking too...Paintedpeggies it does look real, functional and cosy. Every time I make gravy on Sunday I wish I had that kitchen/house.

I've always liked Monica's kitchen on friends. All the open shelving and different colors :)

The Hobbit! I would like to live in Bilbo Baggins' pantry at Bag End. I can't find any great photos of it, but here's a link to one with Dwalin in the way.

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oh, yes, the kitchen from six feet under with its cupboard cutouts. I AM having cutouts like that in my sink cabinet.

Mizinformation, maybe you could live in one of these hobbit houses...

Here is a link that might be useful: hobbit houses

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LOVE the hobbit houses!

This one popped into my mind as soon as I read "TV kitchens"
...showing my age, I'm sure

I have ever seen the six feet under kitchen.. It's so charming! And I did not remember the glass in June cleaver's kitchen.

We watched Deadfall the other night, and all I could think about was that the set director really blew it: The Sissy Spacek character should not have had an AGA Legacy!

How about the firehouse kitchen in the old 70s show, EMERGENCY?

(Photo belongs to another website, so I linked it.)

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