Price: $119.99
(as of Jun 27, 2025 17:42:18 UTC – Details)
Young chefs are sure to love cooking up fun with our adorable KidKraft White Vintage Play Kitchen! Kids can have hours of play time fun in this sleek kitchen with stainless-steel-lookf fixtures. There are knobs to turn and doors to open to keep children busy emulating what they see mom and dad do in the kitchen. There’s even a phone for children to take their important phone calls (or call for pizza delivery, if dinner doesn’t quite pan out.) The fresh white color is great for fitting in with any décor. It also makes it simple to personalize how you want. The removable sink is easy to clean and the durable wooden design can stand up to the most enthusiastic imaginations.
MADE OF WOOD: Crafted of long-lasting, premium and sustainable materials for a durable toy that can be passed down from kid to kid.
RETRO STYLE: Throwback to an era of simpler times with sleek stainless steel-look details and angled features. And check out that old-school thermometer on the ice box.
REALISTIC FEATURES: There’s everything here a kid could want in a kitchen including refrigerator, freezer, microwave, oven and cabinets—all with handles to open and close.
HANDS-ON PLAY: Pick up the play phone and invite guests to dinner, press the ice maker, turn on the oven with the knobs that make a fun clicking sound—there’s so much to do in this wooden play kitchen—just like the real thing.
STORAGE AREAS: Whether behind the closed doors or on the open shelves, accessories have a place in this wooden kitchen. Keep dishes, play food and more tidy and ready for play.
Doors open and close
Oven knobs click and turn
Cordless phone
Removable sink for easy cleanup
Doors open and close
Oven knobs click and turn
Cordless phone
Removable sink for easy cleanup
Customers say
Customers find the play kitchen to be a great value for the price, with solid build quality that hasn’t fallen apart and is perfect for ages 1 to 3. They appreciate its appearance, with one customer noting its stainless steel-like trim, and find it gets played with every day. The assembly process receives mixed feedback – while some find the instructions easy to follow, others say they’re difficult to understand. The size and number of pieces also get mixed reviews, with some finding it great for 2-4 year olds while others say it’s too small, and while many note all parts are included, some report missing pieces.