Liz is a video producer for HGTV and HGTV Handmade. You may also see her crafting over-the-top projects in her midcentury modern, tri-level home as a host on HGTV Handmade.
The Scott brothers are back with another stunning renovation! This time, they're transforming dated kitchens into modern showpieces, with HGTV's Cousins on hand to pick a winner. Take a tour now.
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Kitchen Experts Take Vegas
HGTV's Cousins, Anthony Carrino and John Colaneri, visit the set as the Scott brothers continue their high-end Vegas renovations with stunning kitchens. Which brother will win? Tour before-and-after photos and choose a favorite.
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Jonathan's Renovation
Building on the midcentury-modern style of the living room, Jonathan will transform this '80s kitchen into a room fit to be the heart of a modern home.
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Jonathan's Kitchen, Before
This large kitchen was stuck in the last century, and not in a good way. A textured ceiling and fluorescent lighting made this space dark and dated.
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Jonathan's Kitchen, After
One word: Wow. Jonathan transformed the dark, dated space into a bright, modern space with midcentury modern touches, incuding a trio of statement-making pendant lights.
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Jonathan's Kitchen, Before
Before the renovation, a large island created seating for a crowd, but was too bulky for the center of this space.
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Jonathan's Kitchen, After
An oversized quartz breakfast bar adds style and function to the new space, and separates it visually from the open living room. It connects to a slimmer, streamlined island for kitchen prep.
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Jonathan's Kitchen, After
Ceiling-to-counter mosaic tile is a focal point in this space. Cutting down on the number of upper cabinets lets in additional light and adds to the room's modern feel.
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Jonathan's Kitchen, After
A mixture of open shelves and closed cabinetry creates room for both practical storage and bold accents.
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Jonathan's Kitchen, After
Midcentury pendants add stylish '60s flair without blocking sight lines into the open living room.
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Jonathan's Kitchen, After
Sleek, retro wooden chairs line the breakfast bar.
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Breakfast Buddies
JD Scott, Anthony Carrino and John Colaneri try out the breakfast bar during judging.
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Jonathan's Kitchen, After
More open shelves full of bright accessories visually tie together the living room and kitchen.
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Jonathan's Kitchen
Host Jonathan Scott in his newly renovated kitchen.
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Drew's Renovation
Drew pauses for an interview during his kitchen renovation. His plan? Stick with a more traditional style and neutral palette for his kitchen renovation.
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Drew's Kitchen, Before
This all-white space was made of up of dated, builder-basic materials before the renovation. The galley-style kitchen also had limited countertop workspace.
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Drew's Kitchen, After
A sleek, quartz-topped island is the centerpiece of the new space. Hardwood floors that stretch into the adjoining living and dining rooms gives the space a cohesive feel.
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Drew's Kitchen, Before
Basic tile and dated appliances weren't exactly showstoppers in the "before" kitchen.
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Drew's Kitchen, After
Removing the partial wall between the kitchen and casual dining space creates an open-concept space that feels brighter and larger.
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Drew's Kitchen, After
Sleek stainless steel tile and a modern vent hood give this space shine while still keeping things neutral.
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Drew's Kitchen, After
A small breakfast bar sits beside the more formal dining space, also open to the new kitchen.
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Drew's Kitchen, After
Black stools outfitted with silver nailhead trim coordinate with the silver-and-white color scheme of the new space.
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Cousins on the Case
HGTV's cousins visit the kitchen to check out every aspect of Drew's renovated space, from the overall design aesthetic to the functional basics.
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Drew's Kitchen, Before
Before the renovation, Drew's house featured a partial wall between the kitchen and casual dining space.
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Drew's Kitchen, After
After the renovation, the wall is gone, helping the flow between the eat-in kitchen and family room.
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Drew's Kitchen, After
A round dining table for casual meals sits in the room's bay window.
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Drew's Kitchen, After
A rustic wood wall sits behind the new dining table.
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Drew's Kitchen, Before
Before the renovation, a dated, built-in cabinet sat at the end of the kitchen space.
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Drew's Kitchen, After
Drew updated the space with a chalkboard feature wall full of open shelving. A built-in bench seat creates extra seating for meals or gatherings.
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Drew's Kitchen, After
The chalkboard wall is a focal point in the new kitchen.
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Hello, Cousins!
John and Anthony pose with the chalkboard message Drew left just for them. (Despite his best efforts, Jonathan still took this battle — better luck next time, Drew!)
