KidKraft Classic Kitchenette - Red

This is adorable; sturdy and appears like wood. Easy assembly. Not too large and not gaudy like so many plastic kitchens; plenty of room for imagination and creativity.

I bought this for my 5 year old daughter for Christmas. We live in a small apartment and this is the perfect size. Height wise it is a little short for her, but she is tall. I love the retro look of this. She absolutely loves her kitchen and I love seeing her use her imagination with it.Side note: I wish there was a matching refrigerator to purchase.

We were excited to get this play kitchen and overall, it's meh.As far as assembly, it was pretty easy and didn't take too long.I do like the color and retro look of it but the materials are pretty cheap and flimsy. Not sure how long it will last.

Adorable kitchen we are pleased with overall, but I'm a little disappointed. KidKraft products are usually higher quality. It seems less durable and the build is less impressive than I expected. I still think it will hold up well for the most part, but the MDF it's made with is only so-so compared to other KidKraft products. The sink also doesn't fit snugly in it's place and it has little pieces of plastic holding it in that I suspect any curious toddler could demolish without much effort. The plastic on the doors to the two enclosed cubby spaces (the stove and microwave) is not impressive. It's very thin and I have a feeling may get broken. It wouldn't take much. I suspect the force of closing the door will be enough to snap break it, so make sure your little one pushes on the food frame and not the plastic window. My only other complaint is that the instructions were wonky. There were two different screws labeled with the same letter and some other parts were mislabeled in different parts of the instruction book. On the plus, the finish seems very nice. It seems to be painted on, not cheaply laminated. The kitchen is a great size, perfect for a little chef without being too intrusive if you have limited space. The design is cute. I think I'm mostly disappointed because I have come to expect better from the KidKraft brand. Decent for what we paid, just hope it holds up better than I'm afraid it will. (Ours is accessorized mainly with Ikea post and pans and play food)

Assembly wasn't too easy, but became a team project for my husband and son. Very pretty play-kitchen, I love the fact it's not plastic as most kitchens for toddles. Enough storage and play area, even older kids find it entertaining. Highly recommend, but not for outside play! It might be easily damaged by sun and weather.

I bought a smaller kitchen center in hopes that it would be safe for the smaller kiddos. Smaller and larger children keep smashing their fingers in the doors. The sink is completely broken from the kids pulling it out. Held in place by small plastic tabs that broke on the 2nd day of use. Plus I had hoped this small center would be more stable. Nobody has gotten hurt, but it is very easy to pull over due to really bad balancing.

Adorable and sturdy. Easy to assemble, took about 1.5 hours. No power tools needed. Absolutely perfect kitchen.

Sturdy piece of furniture, went together without a hitch, all holes drilled matched perfectly and the piece is one we will have for years to come. A rarity in these times! Craftsmanship? It's here.