Brazilian Houses: 19 Residences with Integrated Kitchens

With the goal of blurring the boundaries traditionally imposed by walls, so-called integrated kitchens can be incorporated into adjacent spaces—most commonly living and dining rooms—using counters, tables, split levels, or even contrasting flooring and finishes.

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Integrated kitchens foster greater interaction between the food preparation zone and the social area, which would otherwise be hindered by physical and visual barriers like walls. While this layout is an excellent alternative for small homes due to space optimization, it is also frequently found in larger houses. Ultimately, this approach enhances the daily dynamics, relationships, and spatial flow of the residential environment.