Kitchen Cousins

The Kitchen Cousins expose brick and sand floors to bring out the beauty of a Hoboken Brownstone.

Kitchen Cousins Anthony Carrino and John Colaneri tackle a suburban kitchen that is in desperate need of a renovation.

The Cousins remodel a kitchen making it safer and maximize the capacity of the space.

The Kitchen Cousins, Anthony and John, meet Nalini, a single woman living in the Jersey City home she grew up in. On reveal day, will Nalini be astonished by the look of the new kitchen or wish she had her old space back?

Anthony and John meet Liz and Anthony Pino, a young family living in Hoboken, NJ. When the Pinos finally see the finished space, will they get their wish of a magazine kitchen?

The cousins have to design a kitchen trying to incorporate pre-ordered kitchen cabinets.

John surprises his mom with a kitchen but risks it being ready for her Thanksgiving deadline.

Two families unite and John Colaneri and Anthony Carrino find a way to make a small kitchen work for 6 people. The guys make the claustrophobic kitchen perfect with a picture window and a cozy breakfast bar.

Jamie and Gabe Ollins have a lot on their plate with a new baby and a new house. Their kitchen needs updating. Anthony Carrino and John Colaneri are happy to take the blank slate and create a new kitchen for the new family.

John Colaneri and Anthony Carrino renovate a kitchen where a wall that blocked the space was knocked down. Now, the kitchen has plastic on the ceiling holding up insulation from falling into the homeowners' breakfast.

Lisa Rivera loves to entertain, but her parties loose luster in her dark kitchen. It's up to John Colaneri and Anthony Carrino to revive the space. They have some funky ideas that will add depth, texture and lots of color.

The Kitchen Cousins have a fight on their hands with a brownstone kitchen catastrophe. The room is closet-sized with old appliances, but the biggest headache is the weird staircase that leads to the back deck.

No demo, no problem! Anthony Carrino and John Colaneri avoid some of the dirty work as they design two kitchens for two different clients in a new condo building. It's a clean slate and they put a unique spin on similar layouts.