The Art of Kitchen Design: Planning for Comfort and Style

by Johnny Grey

. . . a Johnny Grey original, the Porsche of Kitchens . . . his approach goes well beyond mere architectural styling or attending to the whims of the rich and famous. With a nose for ergonomics, he is a kitchen design detective and problem-solver, first and foremost . . . he has articulated his approach to ergonomic and `sociable' kitchen design in his new book, Art of Kitchen Design , a tenet of which is that kitchens should fit the cook, not the reverse.

170 pages, Paperback

First published December 12, 1991

Reviews

[Avril Martin]

While I did enjoy some of the concepts Grey brings up, his designs don't feel timeless (despite his belief that they would be)

[Jesus]

Contained within, there is a defense of wood as a food preparation surface.