Local coverage
Project conversations across Greater Lansing.
Provider coverage across Greater Lansing changes over time; each community below has its own housing-era and site notes worth reading first.
East Lansing
Kitchen layouts split between East Lansing's 1907 incorporation-era homes and decades of later student-oriented infill.
Local planning notes →Okemos
Kitchens range from Okemos's 1841-platted farm-town core to the classic-colonial and mid-century suburb that grew up around it.
Local planning notes →Holt
Kitchen eras range from Holt's early interurban-era homes to the subdivisions built during Delhi Township's 2000-2010 growth surge.
Local planning notes →Grand Ledge
Kitchen eras trace to Grand Ledge's 1871 village and 1893 city incorporations, both built along the Grand River's sandstone-ledge terrain.
Local planning notes →DeWitt
Kitchens in DeWitt range from rare surviving 1830s township-era structures to the 1930s rebuild that followed a fire the year after incorporation.
Local planning notes →Mason
A well-preserved 1880s boom-era core sits alongside later infill in Mason, each requiring a different kitchen remodel approach.
Local planning notes →Haslett
Kitchens in Haslett's oldest homes often started as small cottage galleys built for an 1887 lakeside resort, since expanded for year-round use.
Local planning notes →Williamston
Most of Williamston's oldest kitchens trace to the same concentrated 1870s railroad-era construction boom that followed the village's 1871 incorporation.
Local planning notes →