With a new year comes big dreams and exciting changes! My girlfriend Lindsey and her husband made plans to ring in 2020 with the dream kitchen they’ve always wanted, and I had lots of fun assisting with their remodel journey. They’ve been talking about this remodel for years, but the most challenging part for them was choosing between two exceptional Thermador collections– the Masterpiece® or Professional Collection.
We’re a week away from Thanksgiving and the countdown is on, which means even the most experienced hosts should be preparing their home for the holidays.
An artful cocktail bar? A secret speakeasy? A pink porcelain pantry? It can only mean one thing… Thermador has once again partnered with House Beautiful for the 2019 Kitchen of the Year. I had the honor of heading down south to experience the beauty of this incredible house firsthand, and it did not disappoint!
While my husband and I purchased our house 10 years ago, we finally have the time (and budget!) for a remodel. Which got me thinking—where to start? Here are some quick tips I came up with along the way to help guide the remodel process:
I’ve always been a long-time fashion lover—from flipping through every new issue of Vogue, to faithfully following my favorite designers on social during New York Fashion Week. What I love most about fashion is the ability to take risks and personalize my every day style depending on my plans and mood.
When I designed my new kitchen, Studio Dearborn was a huge source of inspiration—I’ve been following them on Instagram for a while and saved pictures from their feed throughout the remodel process.
I am thrilled to finally announce the 2019 Thermador Design Council! This exceptional group of design professionals leave their mark on everything they touch, helping to inform products that are impeccably tailored to our consumers’ exceptional lifestyles.
While remodeling my home, I couldn’t help but notice how often natural wood is again trending in new kitchens. There’s something so beautiful and fresh about modern wood spaces—from large ceiling beams to fully-paneled custom refrigeration, I cannot get enough of it.
