Kitchens a la Tulsa tour homes

A 1926 cottage remodel. the homeowners gained all the modern conveniences while remaining true to the home’s

2111 E. 26th St.

A classically styled home with traditional architecture, its elegant kitchen is the home’s centerpiece. Designer is Ralph Lackner, CKD, of Jay Rambo Co.; flowers by the Wild orchid; catering by Garlic Rose; and the presenting sponsor is Stillwater National Bank of Tulsa.

2327 S. Delaware Ave.

Although new, this country French inspired kitchen was made to looks as if it has evolved over time. Designers are Kevin Kunkle and Nancy Paschal of Kunkle olde tyme services; flowers by Mrs. DeHaven’s Flower shop; catering by Healthy Palate to Go; and the presenting sponsor is Oklahoma Surgical Hospital.

2927 S. Birmingham Place

An inadequate space has been replaced with a feature packed kitchen that is a fusion of contemporary and Asian style. Designers are Roger shollmier and Linda Morris of Kitchen ideas; flowers by signature interiors, Flowers and Gifts; catering by Helen of Troy; and the presenting sponsor is the trust Co. of Oklahoma.

2020 E. 44th St.

This modern kitchen makeover features sophisticated lines, while capturing the midcentury modern aesthetic. Designer is Russ Pippin, CKD, of Woodstone Design Studios; flowers by Ted & Debbie’s Flower & Garden; catering by Allen’s Gourmet Grocery and target solution Foods — DLishas Naked Waffuls; and the presenting sponsor is American Physicians Insurance Co.

4615 S. Gary Ave.

This home features a hot trend — the outdoor kitchen. the home’s lodge like ambience was enhanced by a backyard landscape transformation.

Designer is D. Mark McCoy, CKD, of Oklahoma Landscape inc.; flowers by stems; catering by tuck Curren; and the presenting sponsors are Quiktrip and Bank of Oklahoma.

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