I love that while this kitchen is aspirational, it also feels normal! It's a little messy, Claire talks about making certain choices because of budget, etc. It's refreshing!
What I like about it is that there's a sort of balance between order and madness, like it's a place that was very carefully designed to have lots of stuff happening in it. Adam Savage, on one of his Tested talks, described how he sets up his workshop to always have everything a maximum of one movement-of-stuff away; stuff could be in a drawer, but not in a drawer and then under something, for example. So the way this kitchen is set up, where everything's so easily accessible, really feels like it goes towards that same goal.
Damn, I'm glad I finally found a commenting mentioning that, I saw no other comments mentioning it at all, and I was starting to think I was hallucinating, even though I slowed the video down to see it more clearly. :P
It’s actually pretty cool seeing chefs cooking on electric heat. Cooking seems to be SO oriented towards gas heat and cooking times and results are different on electric. It’s nice to see chefs getting their results without gas.
The little nook for sitting and writing/working on your laptop, candle going, that beautiful view out the window, and the cats behind you in their window perch... SO CUTE :')
I am an interior designer and everything you did is amazing. You are right about knowing your kitchen and where things should go, what organizers you need, etc. A functional kitchen can still be beautiful. Love that you added some wood instead of doing all white! Great job Claire :)
Hello, can I pleae ask you, as a designer, whats the material she chose for the counter tops? she said they're meant to look like poured concrete, but arent. do you know what material they are? thank you for your time!
it's very rare to see a detailed overview of a professional's home kitchen, so I really appreciate this PS you should peer pressure your other pro cook friends to do kitchen tour vids
Very nice to see all the little touches that maximize space and efficiency. Anyone know what are the countertops made of? Claire made a point of saying they're non porous and super easy to clean and maintain but I didn't catch a material name.
@@anakhanair_ I know people have gotten sick like that but I’m sure it’s gatta be a low ish percentage and people act like cat owners won’t clean a surface before cleaning
I smile at her reaction near the end, unsure if we enjoyed the video. If we watched 16 min in, yes, we did. Thank you for sharing a professional’s look into your home workspace and what works for you. Love the idea of having need-to-access condiments and resources at arm’s reach when cooking/baking. Thank you for sharing a look into your home!
I really appreciate that they didn't overly-manicure everything, it's real and practical and well-organised in a way anyone could achieve. Although I can appreciate the design of kitchens styled to be on TV, it doesn't really seem like anyone's made to cook in it because it's so staged and the placement of things and sometimes even the containers don't make sense, because they're for show only. Thanks for this intimate inside look, Claire + co!
My younger daughter is at the start of her professional cooking journey and I’m giving her the NYT cookbook and an Elizabeth David cookbook for the holidays. It was fun to see them in your kitchen too! She got her current (dream) job in part because she spent the night before her interview reviewing her copy of Escoffier that my brother gave her a few years ago. I’m so glad you are in the world as a roll model for women cooks.
Love the tour! Lots of great ideas and things to think about for my kitchen. I did envision the trouble my son would have gotten into it at 10 months old with the knife drawer and oven controls on front. At that age, he took a container of cottage cheese out of the fridge, stood on it, and started to hook the top of a pot of boiling water using the pasta stirrer I’d left on the counter. Since then, I’m keenly aware of the other people in the kitchen with me and kick them out if I need to. My son is in college now, and is a great cook and baker. I no longer kick him out.
I just love that as Claire pets Felix at 2:40, you can clearly see that Felix’s white moustache perfectly matches the way the white streak in Claire’s hair is parted. I love that so much. 😂
So wonderful to get an even more detailed glimpse at how a chef's mind works when it comes to designing a kitchen for their needs. I love the balance of personal and practical - getting lots of inspiration. Thanks, Claire!
i always tell my wife that my dream house priorities are a book corner and a nice well planned kitchen. your kitchen is absolutely a dream, i'm so in love with all the little details and how you were able to plan and cater to your family's needs. super inspiring 😍
You did a great job, I just re did my kitchen (I live in Sweden) and went for dark green cabinets. I wanted to do shelves but my husband cooks a lot of meat dishes on the gas range and everything get greasy so I went with the cabinets, love the look and practicality of your kitchen and LOVE the cat door and the cabbage mugs. Thanks for sharing!
@@Tsuki04wolf IKEA but they are no longer making the green ones. You can still get them but it's just the ones that are left. it is the Bodbyn series. Where in Sweden do you live?
I LOVE this tour. It's lovely to hear the thought behind every detail. Honestly this is a relatively achievable kitchen and seeing all the things you put in for functionality is super helpful as I think about making small updates to my own kitchen!
There’s so much that I love about this video. The way this kitchen screams Virgo energy in the way that everything is in its place and everything has a purpose, the scalene triangle green tile, that unreasonably high pot filler, the Harris cameos and mentions, the little hidden animations, Claire’s fierce passion for the cabbage mugs, and most importantly, the fact that Claire’s hair matches Felix’s moustache in this video. I love love love this. ❤😂
This reminds me of my bougie auntie so much. Functionality first, but everything is nice and curated and thought about. So freaking sweet. Wine for company, tucked away. High powered vent because we need it. Love you guys, this was a joy.
I love how welcoming this space is and how accessible you've made everything. Truly great use of space and 100% gonna try to find a way to copy that one double-decker silverwear drawer you have. That's just genius!
Our giant single-basin sink is nearly my favorite thing about what we did to our kitchen, too. Love the knife-holder insert idea! We currently just have to wash and put away immediately to keep them out of the sink or toddler hands, and sometimes that’s tough.
Thanks for the tour Claire. And the cabbage mugs are from Bordallo Pinheiro, an amazing beautiful classic portuguese brand :) Shameless proud portuguese Claire fan over here :p
Yay - an explanation for the pot filler being so high. And it makes sense one we see the pot. Of course we are interested in this kitchen. Thank you for the tour
Enjoyable and helpful. We have 3 cats. Your cat door immediately took me back over 40 years ago when we cut an oversized “mouse” hole in a door so our cats could access their basement litter box. Loved the tour.
Loved every minute of this video because I know how it feels so great to custom fit one’s own new kitchen! I gloried in creating a baking corner, a storage container cabinet, and I’m so glad that I insisted on drawers, because we now have a popcorn popper drawer and a snack/bread drawer. Although I do get tired of my son complaining that I have moved the silverware drawer to our new island. Love your vintageware, too!
What a dream kitchen! A tip on the wine, it's not ideal to store it in front of a window. The direct light and temperature changes can cause problems with the wine, so it's best to store it in a cool, dark place. That does look like a nice convenient spot though so simply placing some material, like cardboard, in between the wine and the window would help a lot!
This is beautiful! Highly functional for you two, and I love that none of it exactly matches, but it all looks so nice together because you've picked out pieces you love. A gorgeous mish mash. I also really dig the 70s mid century but cabin design, and that's what I'm going for too. So this whole video was great!
Thanks for the tour of your beautiful new kitchen! I was especially excited to see the countertop that extends across the large window and is open underneath for a stool - I've been contemplating expanding my own kitchen in a similar way, but could find very few examples of how it would look. Clearly, it's fantastic - thanks for the inspiration!
Green is my favorite color, so naturally I love your kitchen! I also agree that every kitchen NEEDS a tool drawer. And the cat door is Meow--fantastic!♥️😽
Words cannot say how much I loved this video, your new kitchen is so beautiful and functional and charming. That mug/cup shelf is amazing and goals. I just watched the gougere episode (I’m going to try them for Christmas Eve dinner, wish me luck) and would love to have a space like yours to work in someday. It’s fun to see how much you love it and all the little details!
And also she has worked hard for a long time, not just baking stuff on TH-cam which, by the way, IS hard work. She’s worked in commercial kitchens, written cook books, plus the recipe development, trial etc. shopping for ingredients, testing recipes, taking photography and plate styling. It takes a lot of mental and physical labour to work in a kitchen, whether you can see it on camera or not.
I would loveee a full home tour! I absolutely love the functionality mixed with aesthetics of the kitchen and would love to see how that carries throughout the home.
So efficient and beautiful. You’ll have to do an update in a year what worked and what you improved ❤️ those countertops are so cool! They do look exactly like fresh poured concrete. Are they matte quartz? I’ll be ordering that cat door for the litter box pronto 🤣
Love the windows you have in your kitchen. I was complaining to myself while making some Mexican Rice and Margaritas this afternoon, that my cabinets are wayyyy too high for me. I have trouble reaching my things on a ladder! I am 5’4” and the cabinets go up to 8’. Why???? Also I love the open cabinets, but with the frying people/cooking people in my home, everything would be dusty/greasy. My dream kitchen is windows at eye level all around the kitchen, and nothing above them. Also a 20’ island. I could go on, but won’t. The cat door was precious, and your views are spectacular. Thank you so much for the show around. Loved it! ❤
I loved seeing every little detail of your new kitchen. Thanks for sharing and letting us see. Also, love the cabbage mugs. I love food shaped vessels and my sisters make fun of me for that!
Have you seen above the fridge cabinets that are actually drawers? It's so much easier to access items that way. Very lovely kitchen. I live on a sailboat so my galley creates many challenges.
For anyone watching this for kitchen inspo: quartz/granite countertops are easy to clean and you can cut on them (only the knifes will take a beating) and like claire said induction! Gas companies are lobbying for you to think gas is best, and while I used to say only a chef cook might need a gas stove top, seeing Claire have one makes me say they are the best option for any home kitchen, they are easy to clean, and so practical and so on... I would recommend, if possible, to have a seamless transition between stove top and counter top, it's sooo much easier to clean. And yes big sinks are fantastic!! I just love seeing this kitchen, would love to cook in it lol!
Claire organizes like I do. Essential every day things need to be out, visible, accessible, and easy to put away or grab. Other things have a semi-chaotic looking storage, but it's actually organized. I also love Green decor
Glassware just hanging out on open shelving easily accessible to any passing cat that might like to push things over... that's bold (also beautiful, functional kitchen!)
@@danbev8542 Hi Dan, Yes, cats can be graceful and coordinated, but we live with Satan the cat. His real name is Whiskey. He is loving in the morning and will slice your hands off the rest of the day. He is my son’s cat so I don’t get to see him nice ever. I was in the other room the other day and Whiskey got on the bar and decided that the plant with dirt in a fabric planter bag, sitting on top of all kind of hydroponic balls, should be on the floor. I heard this thunderous crash and went running into the living room. You couldn’t even imagine the mess. I couldn’t even say “Bad kitty!” He was long gone and hiding. This kind of stuff is normal activity in my house. He loves Apple Ear Buds. My son has purchased 3 pair this year. All my leather furniture has to be replaced, and my son said he would do it. So, you see how he got his name? I still try to love him and get bloody fingers doing so. My daughter-in-law loves the little guy and says he is getting better. 🤔
Green tomato leaf is my favorite candle! The Jo Malone one is always on sale after the holidays at luxury department stores because only people who love it buy it
Yes! Love the behind-the-scenes look. The kitchen looks so large on-camera, which it is in the sense of taking up a large portion of the cabin, but zooming out and around it's laid out really well with the storage and seating in a small space. I wasn't a fan of the green tile (if any other spots need tile look into Heath Ceramics!), but then seeing the green glasses it really does match well. Kudos for the quotes being added on the surfaces; nice touch! And nice to see the outside of the cabin! What a place. Take us on a tour of the outside -- is there a veggie garden? Would you cook outside on a grill during summers?
I’m a cottage baker and I received both of your cookbooks for the holidays. They are absolutely beautiful and I am so excited to try so many recipes! 🥰
Claire, I had watched a BA series where you made pizza. Very informative! Then I started watching your new channel and realized that was you! I have to say I love BOTH of your TH-cam channels. You are extremely talented, informative, funny, and very entertaining. Keep doing what you’re doing and I will keep watching!
Not totally without warning, it was in the works as you can tell, the old kitchen was in progress, no official counters, or little there of, a portable dishwasher (countertop), etc. It was obvious that the kitchen had been partially gutted, but put enough together to make it workable until they could get it redone. I think she did say they were going to redo the kitchen at one point, so not totally surprised unless you were unaware.
It looks great, Claire! I love how you invited us into your kitchen and gave a detailed tour. I really like your counters and color pallet. Did you ever say what your counters are made of? Thank you again for showing us around!
I'm not sure what material you choose for the counters, but you've inspired me to look into Caesarstone, which has the look of concrete, but it's made mostly of recycled quartz. Thank you!
Out of curiosity did you mention what materials your counters were made of? Because they look amazing and I would love to look into these for my own reno project.
I love that while this kitchen is aspirational, it also feels normal! It's a little messy, Claire talks about making certain choices because of budget, etc. It's refreshing!
What I like about it is that there's a sort of balance between order and madness, like it's a place that was very carefully designed to have lots of stuff happening in it. Adam Savage, on one of his Tested talks, described how he sets up his workshop to always have everything a maximum of one movement-of-stuff away; stuff could be in a drawer, but not in a drawer and then under something, for example. So the way this kitchen is set up, where everything's so easily accessible, really feels like it goes towards that same goal.
now that claire has a new kitchen are we gunna get a new opening animation! i’d love to see it!
Oooo yes! In the same animation style, I hope but yes to this!
A new song is what she really needs.
Yeah especially since Dessert Person was the name of her last book and now she’s got another one lol
@@razrv3lc Dessert Person is a lifestyle. A way of being. A philosophy. It's so much more than a book title :)
for anyone else curious about the flashframe at 12:34, it's just black with 4 arrows pointing to nothing in particular
Damn, I'm glad I finally found a commenting mentioning that, I saw no other comments mentioning it at all, and I was starting to think I was hallucinating, even though I slowed the video down to see it more clearly. :P
It’s actually pretty cool seeing chefs cooking on electric heat. Cooking seems to be SO oriented towards gas heat and cooking times and results are different on electric. It’s nice to see chefs getting their results without gas.
The little nook for sitting and writing/working on your laptop, candle going, that beautiful view out the window, and the cats behind you in their window perch... SO CUTE :')
I am an interior designer and everything you did is amazing. You are right about knowing your kitchen and where things should go, what organizers you need, etc. A functional kitchen can still be beautiful. Love that you added some wood instead of doing all white! Great job Claire :)
I am an interior designer and everything she did is garbage
Hello, can I pleae ask you, as a designer, whats the material she chose for the counter tops? she said they're meant to look like poured concrete, but arent. do you know what material they are? thank you for your time!
@@okoatmealI too would love to know this as well. Especially as it seems heat resistant
it's very rare to see a detailed overview of a professional's home kitchen, so I really appreciate this PS you should peer pressure your other pro cook friends to do kitchen tour vids
the cat door is so cuuuute
Cat door to a cat box...in the kitchen? Whatever. It's HER kitchen and it makes her happy. More power to her.
Very nice to see all the little touches that maximize space and efficiency. Anyone know what are the countertops made of? Claire made a point of saying they're non porous and super easy to clean and maintain but I didn't catch a material name.
I'd love to know as well!
Non porous means either quartz or some polymer, usually acrylic with something. Corian is a new popular one.
I came here to make this exact comment! What is the material of the countertops?!
I would guess quartz because it's non-porous, but she was price-conscious, so maybe not; maybe Corian or similar.
It’s quartz for sure.
“... passionate about this space...” I’m equally passionate about watching all the details of your space!! 😂
4:29 Whoa, iLOVE that local foods wheel that shows what's in season. Getting 1 immediately.
"we try to keep the cats off the counter" cuts to petting the cat on the counter
I don't mind, humans are dirtier .
@@anakhanair_ I know people have gotten sick like that but I’m sure it’s gatta be a low ish percentage and people act like cat owners won’t clean a surface before cleaning
Cats on the countertop of a professional or home kitchen counter is a turn off for me.
Her kitchen is way cleaner than some ppls kitchens without pets
@@Scarlet-qg1xi Digging in the litter box and then walking all over the kitchen counters, no thanks lol
I love how humble she is. As if we all didn’t just open TH-cam, and stop everything to watch this video.
We love you Claire !!!!!
Exactly!
Finally a kitchen renovation of a person who actually uses it!!!!! Thanks ❤
This is literally one of my favorite kitchens. I feel like most kitchens are made for that aesthetic but not made actually cook in. Love
THE CABINETS ARE ILLUMINATED!!!!! That’s such a genius idea!
I smile at her reaction near the end, unsure if we enjoyed the video. If we watched 16 min in, yes, we did. Thank you for sharing a professional’s look into your home workspace and what works for you. Love the idea of having need-to-access condiments and resources at arm’s reach when cooking/baking. Thank you for sharing a look into your home!
I really appreciate that they didn't overly-manicure everything, it's real and practical and well-organised in a way anyone could achieve. Although I can appreciate the design of kitchens styled to be on TV, it doesn't really seem like anyone's made to cook in it because it's so staged and the placement of things and sometimes even the containers don't make sense, because they're for show only. Thanks for this intimate inside look, Claire + co!
Oh great, now i want Claire to design and teach me how to organize my kitchen so perfectly like she does
Claire is the best, v happy this is going so well for her. Wild to see all this come from her videos on BA in the before times.
My adhd is happy being able to see every item in the kitchen. Love this!
I was just wondering if the kitchen tour video was gonna come, and long and behold, it arrives as Christmas gift! Thanks Claire and team!
I've never heard the phrase "long and behold". I've always seen / heard it as "lo and behold".
My younger daughter is at the start of her professional cooking journey and I’m giving her the NYT cookbook and an Elizabeth David cookbook for the holidays. It was fun to see them in your kitchen too! She got her current (dream) job in part because she spent the night before her interview reviewing her copy of Escoffier that my brother gave her a few years ago. I’m so glad you are in the world as a roll model for women cooks.
That corner cabinet pull out situation is one of the best things I have ever seen! Lovely kitchen and thank you for the in-depth tour.
Love the tour! Lots of great ideas and things to think about for my kitchen. I did envision the trouble my son would have gotten into it at 10 months old with the knife drawer and oven controls on front. At that age, he took a container of cottage cheese out of the fridge, stood on it, and started to hook the top of a pot of boiling water using the pasta stirrer I’d left on the counter. Since then, I’m keenly aware of the other people in the kitchen with me and kick them out if I need to. My son is in college now, and is a great cook and baker. I no longer kick him out.
I just love that as Claire pets Felix at 2:40, you can clearly see that Felix’s white moustache perfectly matches the way the white streak in Claire’s hair is parted. I love that so much. 😂
So wonderful to get an even more detailed glimpse at how a chef's mind works when it comes to designing a kitchen for their needs. I love the balance of personal and practical - getting lots of inspiration. Thanks, Claire!
i always tell my wife that my dream house priorities are a book corner and a nice well planned kitchen. your kitchen is absolutely a dream, i'm so in love with all the little details and how you were able to plan and cater to your family's needs. super inspiring 😍
The spooky and most likely cursed candle holder from the estate sale is my favorite feature.
You did a great job, I just re did my kitchen (I live in Sweden) and went for dark green cabinets. I wanted to do shelves but my husband cooks a lot of meat dishes on the gas range and everything get greasy so I went with the cabinets, love the look and practicality of your kitchen and LOVE the cat door and the cabbage mugs. Thanks for sharing!
I also live in Sweden! Where did you purchase your cabinets?
@@Tsuki04wolf IKEA but they are no longer making the green ones. You can still get them but it's just the ones that are left. it is the Bodbyn series. Where in Sweden do you live?
@@barbararuthsmith2882 ah of course that's the case haha
I live in Falun!
@@Tsuki04wolf Not so far from me, I live outside of Grängesberg.
@@barbararuthsmith2882 Oh wow that is pretty close! Never expect people to live in Dalarna haha
I LOVE this tour. It's lovely to hear the thought behind every detail. Honestly this is a relatively achievable kitchen and seeing all the things you put in for functionality is super helpful as I think about making small updates to my own kitchen!
There’s so much that I love about this video. The way this kitchen screams Virgo energy in the way that everything is in its place and everything has a purpose, the scalene triangle green tile, that unreasonably high pot filler, the Harris cameos and mentions, the little hidden animations, Claire’s fierce passion for the cabbage mugs, and most importantly, the fact that Claire’s hair matches Felix’s moustache in this video. I love love love this. ❤😂
This reminds me of my bougie auntie so much. Functionality first, but everything is nice and curated and thought about. So freaking sweet. Wine for company, tucked away. High powered vent because we need it. Love you guys, this was a joy.
I love how welcoming this space is and how accessible you've made everything. Truly great use of space and 100% gonna try to find a way to copy that one double-decker silverwear drawer you have. That's just genius!
between the cat door and cabbage mugs the personality and functionality is so beautifully pronounced !🤩
I love the reveal at 8:45 that Harris talks in third person
Our giant single-basin sink is nearly my favorite thing about what we did to our kitchen, too.
Love the knife-holder insert idea! We currently just have to wash and put away immediately to keep them out of the sink or toddler hands, and sometimes that’s tough.
I loveeee your glasses & mugs organization 🥰 Now I also need cabbage mugs, they are so magical
Check out Bordallo Pinheiro kitchenware
@@Sara-wh2xt Thank you so much!!
I have that Viking fridge it's the best. I love that you can control the humidity in different zones. Also, I can fit sheet pans in with no issue.
i loved this, love seeing chef’s kitchens that i admire - so warm and humble and cool
This has been a kitchen in the making. I love how Claire can make anything look amazing 💅
Thanks for the tour Claire. And the cabbage mugs are from Bordallo Pinheiro, an amazing beautiful classic portuguese brand :) Shameless proud portuguese Claire fan over here :p
I was just looking in the comments to see if someone said somethning about Bordallo Pinheiro cabbage ware.
Yay - an explanation for the pot filler being so high. And it makes sense one we see the pot. Of course we are interested in this kitchen. Thank you for the tour
I am so grateful that I found you on BA recreating so many amazing foods. You are an excellent teacher.
Enjoyable and helpful. We have 3 cats. Your cat door immediately took me back over 40 years ago when we cut an oversized “mouse” hole in a door so our cats could access their basement litter box. Loved the tour.
Loved every minute of this video because I know how it feels so great to custom fit one’s own new kitchen! I gloried in creating a baking corner, a storage container cabinet, and I’m so glad that I insisted on drawers, because we now have a popcorn popper drawer and a snack/bread drawer. Although I do get tired of my son complaining that I have moved the silverware drawer to our new island. Love your vintageware, too!
What a dream kitchen! A tip on the wine, it's not ideal to store it in front of a window. The direct light and temperature changes can cause problems with the wine, so it's best to store it in a cool, dark place. That does look like a nice convenient spot though so simply placing some material, like cardboard, in between the wine and the window would help a lot!
You have the dream kitchen--and you deserve it! Hope to follow in your steps one day, ha. Keep up the good work, Claire & crew!!
I need Claire to go through her baking stuff, maybe a part 2?
I'm so in love with the look and style of your kitchen, I'd die to see what the rest of the cabin looks like!
This is beautiful! Highly functional for you two, and I love that none of it exactly matches, but it all looks so nice together because you've picked out pieces you love. A gorgeous mish mash. I also really dig the 70s mid century but cabin design, and that's what I'm going for too. So this whole video was great!
I love watching people talk about things they're excited about.
Thanks for the tour of your beautiful new kitchen! I was especially excited to see the countertop that extends across the large window and is open underneath for a stool - I've been contemplating expanding my own kitchen in a similar way, but could find very few examples of how it would look. Clearly, it's fantastic - thanks for the inspiration!
Green is my favorite color, so naturally I love your kitchen! I also agree that every kitchen NEEDS a tool drawer. And the cat door is Meow--fantastic!♥️😽
I think Kitchen tours are so insightful. I like that you kept it practical and very straight forward. Happy Hanukah.
Words cannot say how much I loved this video, your new kitchen is so beautiful and functional and charming. That mug/cup shelf is amazing and goals. I just watched the gougere episode (I’m going to try them for Christmas Eve dinner, wish me luck) and would love to have a space like yours to work in someday. It’s fun to see how much you love it and all the little details!
I especially love the glassware rack. As someone who desperately needs to gut and rebuild their kitchen this gives me hope.
Love that this kitchen is "normal" in the sense that everyone has the same problems and practical solutions
Loved seeing the details! So inviting and homey- really nice! Enjoy!
I love this kitchen soooo much! Love the green tile and the open shelves. Thank you for sharing with us ❤
I love how in depth this tour was! Does anyone know what the counter top material is?
love this type of content, more if this in the new year. PLEASE.
around 12:34 there a single frame in the video that's black with four white arrows, slipped through the editing cracks perhaps?
You worked hard for all of it! Congratulations!!!
They meant the organization of the space, and deciding how everything would be arranged. (Because she said how she was passionate about it.)
And also she has worked hard for a long time, not just baking stuff on TH-cam which, by the way, IS hard work. She’s worked in commercial kitchens, written cook books, plus the recipe development, trial etc. shopping for ingredients, testing recipes, taking photography and plate styling. It takes a lot of mental and physical labour to work in a kitchen, whether you can see it on camera or not.
@Punkrock Noir Are you, like, five years old?
I would loveee a full home tour! I absolutely love the functionality mixed with aesthetics of the kitchen and would love to see how that carries throughout the home.
So efficient and beautiful. You’ll have to do an update in a year what worked and what you improved ❤️ those countertops are so cool! They do look exactly like fresh poured concrete. Are they matte quartz? I’ll be ordering that cat door for the litter box pronto 🤣
Love the windows you have in your kitchen. I was complaining to myself while making some Mexican Rice and Margaritas this afternoon, that my cabinets are wayyyy too high for me. I have trouble reaching my things on a ladder! I am 5’4” and the cabinets go up to 8’. Why???? Also I love the open cabinets, but with the frying people/cooking people in my home, everything would be dusty/greasy. My dream kitchen is windows at eye level all around the kitchen, and nothing above them. Also a 20’ island. I could go on, but won’t. The cat door was precious, and your views are spectacular. Thank you so much for the show around. Loved it! ❤
I am smiling that I have many of the cookbooks in Claire's kitchen.
I noticed the cabbage mug in the quick montage at the beginning and loved it; feeling very validated that Claire called it out specifically later haha
I'm a home cook and baker, and I enjoyed this tour and all your other shows! All the best in your new space.
Yes! So happy for this kitchen tour. Taking notes for a future kitchen renovation lol.
Obsessed with ALL THINGS KITCHEN!!! Thoroughly enjoyed seeing Claire’s new space. Congratulations!
ITSSSSS SO ENTERTAINING TO WATCH CLAIRE OMG LOOOOVE HER
I loved seeing every little detail of your new kitchen. Thanks for sharing and letting us see. Also, love the cabbage mugs. I love food shaped vessels and my sisters make fun of me for that!
I've been wanting a kitchen tour for so long. Your kitchen looks amazing and I love the style/theme.
Have you seen above the fridge cabinets that are actually drawers? It's so much easier to access items that way. Very lovely kitchen. I live on a sailboat so my galley creates many challenges.
Thank you for the kitchen tour Claire. I love your videos!
PS your editor is fantastic.
Obsessed with your glassware wall! And the cabbage mugs are everything
For anyone watching this for kitchen inspo: quartz/granite countertops are easy to clean and you can cut on them (only the knifes will take a beating) and like claire said induction! Gas companies are lobbying for you to think gas is best, and while I used to say only a chef cook might need a gas stove top, seeing Claire have one makes me say they are the best option for any home kitchen, they are easy to clean, and so practical and so on... I would recommend, if possible, to have a seamless transition between stove top and counter top, it's sooo much easier to clean. And yes big sinks are fantastic!! I just love seeing this kitchen, would love to cook in it lol!
Beautiful Kitchen Claire - so proud of you! Super 🌟🌟
I stand corrected - the cat door is my favorite feature.
My kitchen was renovated about 5 years ago. Such a lifechanging thing to do!
Claire organizes like I do. Essential every day things need to be out, visible, accessible, and easy to put away or grab. Other things have a semi-chaotic looking storage, but it's actually organized. I also love Green decor
Glassware just hanging out on open shelving easily accessible to any passing cat that might like to push things over... that's bold (also beautiful, functional kitchen!)
Actually, cats are incredibly graceful and coordinated creatures, who do scary-looking things without many CATastrophes. They do, however, shed!
@@danbev8542 Hi Dan,
Yes, cats can be graceful and coordinated, but we live with Satan the cat. His real name is Whiskey. He is loving in the morning and will slice your hands off the rest of the day. He is my son’s cat so I don’t get to see him nice ever. I was in the other room the other day and Whiskey got on the bar and decided that the plant with dirt in a fabric planter bag, sitting on top of all kind of hydroponic balls, should be on the floor. I heard this thunderous crash and went running into the living room. You couldn’t even imagine the mess. I couldn’t even say “Bad kitty!” He was long gone and hiding. This kind of stuff is normal activity in my house. He loves Apple Ear Buds. My son has purchased 3 pair this year. All my leather furniture has to be replaced, and my son said he would do it. So, you see how he got his name? I still try to love him and get bloody fingers doing so. My daughter-in-law loves the little guy and says he is getting better. 🤔
More house tours! So much fun to watch
I love how the layout and every detail is well thought out and how it really looks like a lived space.
Loved seeing how you designed and decorated your space. Cooking is my hobby so all the details are good!
Thank you Claire! So inspiring! I love that you make this all about you and your partners passion for food.
Green tomato leaf is my favorite candle! The Jo Malone one is always on sale after the holidays at luxury department stores because only people who love it buy it
wow how refreshing to see a kitchen be not only about design.
Yes! Love the behind-the-scenes look. The kitchen looks so large on-camera, which it is in the sense of taking up a large portion of the cabin, but zooming out and around it's laid out really well with the storage and seating in a small space. I wasn't a fan of the green tile (if any other spots need tile look into Heath Ceramics!), but then seeing the green glasses it really does match well. Kudos for the quotes being added on the surfaces; nice touch! And nice to see the outside of the cabin! What a place. Take us on a tour of the outside -- is there a veggie garden? Would you cook outside on a grill during summers?
I’m a cottage baker and I received both of your cookbooks for the holidays. They are absolutely beautiful and I am so excited to try so many recipes! 🥰
I LOVE getting to see a practical kitchen from a chef
Claire, I had watched a BA series where you made pizza. Very informative! Then I started watching your new channel and realized that was you! I have to say I love BOTH of your TH-cam channels. You are extremely talented, informative, funny, and very entertaining. Keep doing what you’re doing and I will keep watching!
That was helpful. I need to add a hood to my kitchen and understanding the dimensions needed is definitely a good thing.
I’ve literally been waiting on this video !! Claire just popped up in a new kitchen with no warning but it’s amazing functionality is so important ❤❤
Not totally without warning, it was in the works as you can tell, the old kitchen was in progress, no official counters, or little there of, a portable dishwasher (countertop), etc. It was obvious that the kitchen had been partially gutted, but put enough together to make it workable until they could get it redone.
I think she did say they were going to redo the kitchen at one point, so not totally surprised unless you were unaware.
It looks great, Claire! I love how you invited us into your kitchen and gave a detailed tour. I really like your counters and color pallet. Did you ever say what your counters are made of? Thank you again for showing us around!
Likely it's quarts, or Corian or similar.
I'm not sure what material you choose for the counters, but you've inspired me to look into Caesarstone, which has the look of concrete, but it's made mostly of recycled quartz. Thank you!
absolutely delighted that i share a love for vintage glassware with claire...girl moment
Out of curiosity did you mention what materials your counters were made of? Because they look amazing and I would love to look into these for my own reno project.