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Where Food Meets Art

Oprah's chef, Art Smith, turns a tiny outdated kitchen into a sleek, spacious sensation.
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Art Smith's kitchen before

Before, the kitchen in Art's 1920s Chicago condo was small and outdated.

  • The busy wallpaper and dark cabinets and flooring were "ugly," Art says.
  • Narrow countertops offered little room for preparation.
  • Storage space was limited.

Photo by Gregory Goode, styling by Rebecca Omweg
From the Spring 2006 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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