Have you been curious about unfitted kitchens as a renovation idea or in a newly constructed home? The introduction to “The Budget-Friendly Guide to the Unfitted Kitchen” begins with these words:

The kitchen is the most expensive room in the house.

As I write this in 2025, the cost of furnishing a new kitchen is $10,000-$90,000. Mid range cabinets alone are $3-$12k, and paying for installation doubles that cost. Many new homeowners are paying these prices because they feel like they have to. It’s simply the way things are done.

But what if there was another option?

After that, my guide goes on to explain in great detail how and why an unfitted kitchen is a great functional, budget-friendly AND aesthetic option, and will walk you through every step of the process to create your own version.

This guide includes:

All my favorite Pinterest keywords.
All my favorite Facebook Marketplace search terms for EVERY facet of the kitchen that can be found secondhand.
Where to find secondhand goodies, even if you’re not in the best location for antiques, and what kind of antiques to avoid.
A ton of ideas for “replacement decorating” and describes how to make slow, intentional swaps for less toxic and more beautiful materials.
Measurements for my handcrafted sink station, long farmhouse kitchen table, and dairy table, and includes a sewing pattern for a sink skirt and dishwasher skirt.
Links to collections of visually appealing small appliances, lighting options, and other kitchen items.
And, I know everyone says this but honestly… much, much more!

And best of all- it was written 100% by a human. (I am a human, I promise).

Note: This is a downloadable E-book.

Books

The Budget-Friendly Guide to the Unfitted Kitchen E-book

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