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Take a look at the inspiring kitchens featured in The Washington Post over the years.

2017 The Todorov family’s home sits on a peninsula in the St. Martin River on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. The 25-by-12-foot kitchen has water views from every window. An all-glass breakfast room allows the family to dine more formally than at the counter, while enjoying the view. Read more here. John McDonnell/The Washington Post

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