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Uptown White Play Kitchen

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$139.99 $199.99 In stock

Time to cook up a little fun! Our KidKraft Uptown White Play Kitchen has a hip, modern look that young chefs are sure to love. With tile-look backsplash and sleek countertops, the design is emulated from trendy real-life kitchens. Every appliance is interactive, including doors that open and close, knobs that turn and click and a working chalkboard on the freezer door. Kids will love taking calls on the cordless play phone that attaches to the side of the refrigerator. Keep all accessories neat and handy with the pegs for hanging utensils and the side towel rack. Crafted from wood, the Uptown White contemporary kitchen is a sturdy and stylish addition to playtime.

  • Crafted of premium, recyclable materials for long-lasting play
  • Tile-look backsplash and sleek metallic-look fixtures make this a modern space
  • Plenty of buttons to press, knobs to turn and handles to pull for little hands to stay busy
  • Removable sink for easy cleanup
  • Cordless phone with hands-free clip
  • Shelving for pots, pans and accessories; a wooden rod is ideal for keeping a towel close by
  • See-through doors on oven and microwave
  • Chalkboard surface on the freezer

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Amelia ★★★★★

The tile-look backsplash really sells the whole modern vibe, and the sleek countertop wipes clean after my son's pretend pasta disasters. Assembly took about two hours but it feels sturdy enough to survive a toddler.

Edward P. ★★★★★

My daughter spends an hour at this thing every afternoon and the sleek countertops wipe clean with one pass, which matters when pretend soup goes everywhere. The storage underneath actually holds her pots and play food, so cleanup isn't a disaster.

Grace ★★★★★

The tile-look backsplash is what sold me, it makes the whole thing look way less plasticky than the other play kitchens I looked at. My son actually pretends to wash dishes at the sink now instead of just throwing the pots around.