NEWSHome of the Week: Best kitchens of 2014A cabinet full of dinnerware, including original Fiestaware, in the dining room of The Sweet Biscuit Inn.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoMarian Claire takes cookies out of the oven in her North Asheville home.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe kitchen of the Marian Claire's home in North Asheville.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe kitchen of the Claire home in North Asheville.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoIn the kitchen of Marian Claire's home in North Asheville.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoIn the kitchen of the Marian Claire's home in North Asheville.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoFresh baked cookies cool in the kitchen of Marian Claire in North Asheville.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoA small appliance cart in the kitchen of Marian Claire's North Asheville bungalow.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe Weaverville home of Joel Cole is surrounded by extensively landscaped gardens and was part of the Father's Day Garden Tour in June.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe Weaverville home of Joel Cole is surrounded by extensively landscaped gardens and was part of the Father's Day Garden Tour in June.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe Weaverville home of Joel Cole is surrounded by extensively landscaped gardens and was part of the Father's Day Garden Tour in June.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoAnne and Jack Duncan bought a 1600-square-foot home in Brevard built in 1951 and extensively remodeled the structure using local craftsmen.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoAnne and Jack Duncan bought a 1600-square-foot home in Brevard built in 1951 and extensively remodeled the structure using local craftsmen.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoAnne and Jack Duncan bought a 1600-square-foot home in Brevard built in 1951 and extensively remodeled the structure using local craftsmen.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoAnne and Jack Duncan bought a 1600-square-foot home in Brevard built in 1951 and extensively remodeled the structure using local craftsmen.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoInside the three-level home of Chas Fitzgerald in the Cheshire community in Black Mountain.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoHopewood, the circa 1938 Flat Rock home of Victoria and Dennis Flanagan, was part of the Flat Rock Historic Homes Tour July 12.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoHopewood, the circa 1938 Flat Rock home of Victoria and Dennis Flanagan, was part of the Flat Rock Historic Homes Tour July 12. Iron work over the stove depicts the 120-year-old Japanese Maple tree that is in the front yard. It is the work of local artist Robert Blackwood of Fab Forge Iron.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoHopewood, the circa 1938 Flat Rock home of Victoria and Dennis Flanagan, was part of the Flat Rock Historic Homes Tour July 12.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe home of Doug and Cynthia Hensley was on the Spring Tour of Historic Home in Hendersonville May 4.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe home of Doug and Cynthia Hensley was on the Spring Tour of Historic Home in Hendersonville May 4.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe home of Doug and Cynthia Hensley was on the Spring Tour of Historic Home in Hendersonville May 4.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe home of Doug and Cynthia Hensley was on the Spring Tour of Historic Home in Hendersonville May 4.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe home of Doug and Cynthia Hensley was on the Spring Tour of Historic Home in Hendersonville May 4.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe Weaverville home of Linda and Dan Hinchliffe. The kitchen is off the family room separated by the counter in the foreground.Doug And Cynthia HensleyThe wine rack in the dining room of the Weaverville home of Linda and Dan Hinchliffe.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoInside the Weaverville home of Linda and Dan Hinchliffe.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe Weaverville home of Linda and Dan Hinchliffe.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe kitchen in the downstairs apartment of the Weaverville home of Linda and Dan Hinchliffe.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe Crest Mountain home of Hugh and Margaret Paschal.John Coutlakis/Citizen-Times PhotoThe Crest Mountain home of Hugh and Margaret Paschal.John Coutlakis/Citizen-Times PhotoThe Crest Mountain home of Hugh and Margaret Paschal.John Coutlakis/Citizen-Times PhotoThe Crest Mountain home of Hugh and Margaret Paschal.John Coutlakis/Citizen-Times PhotoThe Crest Mountain home of Hugh and Margaret Paschal.John Coutlakis/Citizen-Times PhotoThe Crest Mountain home of Hugh and Margaret Paschal.John Coutlakis/Citizen-Times PhotoMike and Beverly Roseman moved into a log home they built themselves near Black Mountain off N.C. 9 South.John Coutlakis/Citizen-Times PhotoA view of the the kitchen recently renovated by WSM Craft in the home of Karen O'Hara.Dillon Deaton/Citizen-Times PhotoLaurel Ridge Farm, home of Julie and Fred Bahnson in Brevard. The 56-acre farm includes a main house, guest house, barn, pastures and wooded mountainsides.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoLaurel Ridge Farm, home of Julie and Fred Bahnson in Brevard. The 56-acre farm includes a main house, guest house, barn, pastures and wooded mountainsides.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoLaurel Ridge Farm, home of Julie and Fred Bahnson. Large beams and wicker baskets decorate the kitchen ceiling.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe McCaghren's kitchen counter in their Wolf Laurel cabin is made of a maple tree from the property while the cabinets are reclaimed barn wood.Robert Bradley/Citizen-Times PhotoA long table in the McCaghren's kitchen is big enough to accommodate large family gatherings.Robert Bradley/Citizen-Times PhotoJohn McDermott's home in the net zero energy community of Green Acres Eco off Merrills Cove Road in South Asheville.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoJohn McDermott's home in the net zero energy community of Green Acres Eco off Merrills Cove Road in South Asheville.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoJohn McDermott's home in the net zero energy community of Green Acres Eco off Merrills Cove Road in South Asheville.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoJohn McDermott's home in the net zero energy community of Green Acres Eco off Merrills Cove Road in South Asheville.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoJohn McDermott's home in the net zero energy community of Green Acres Eco off Merrills Cove Road in South Asheville.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe kitchen looking into the dining room through the doorway in Pat and Dick Moery's home in the Cotswold neighborhood of South Asheville.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe main floor kitchen in Pat and Dick Moery's home in the Cotswold neighborhood of South Asheville.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe Rankin House Inn on Elizabeth Place in Montford was built in 1843 and was home to the Rankin and Beardon families of Asheville. Fred Eggerton restored the old home and opened it as a bed and breakfast inn.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe Siler home in North Asheville is a 1400-square-foot arts and crafts house with extensive landscaping. This is the dining room doorway into the kitchen.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe door from the kitchen leads to the back patio at the Siler home in North Asheville, a 1400-square-foot arts and crafts house with extensive landscaping.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe Siler home in North Asheville is a 1400-square-foot arts and crafts house with extensive landscaping.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe kitchen at the Sweet Biscuit Inn in Kenilworth.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe kitchen in the Sweet Biscuit Inn in Kenilworth.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoFiestaware stacked in a cabinet in the dining room.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe Sweet Biscuit Inn in Kenilworth.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoAsheville Cabins of Willow Winds, a vacation cabin resort nestled among 40 acres of forested mountains in South Asheville. There are 25 one-, two- and three-bedroom cabins on the property.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times PhotoThe kitchen in the Thomas Wolfe Memorial on Market Street in downtown Asheville. Wolfe immortalized his childhood home in his epic autobiographical novel, Look Homeward, Angel.Bill Sanders/Citizen-Times Photo