This Rustic Arizona Kitchen Feels Like a French Countryside Vacation I Incredible Kitchens I HB
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Thanks to architect Don Ziebell and designer Inga L. Rehmann of Oz Architects, this kitchen serves the practical needs of its owners, while also providing unmistakable energy. High ceilings and rustic accents are just the beginning in this kitchen, which is largely inspired by styles typically found in southeastern France’s Provence region. Earth tones permeate the space, and tall windows filter in natural light to add a comforting glow. Large enough to comfortably entertain large parties, but designed in such a way that it can also serve as a cozy space for two, this kitchen checks every box.
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Oh my goodness! This firm has so much talent!! I cannot believe that everything is brand new! Absolutely stunning! Maaaddd respect ✊
I love Carisha as a host! she’s bubbly, funny, knowledgeable and asks all the questions I really want to know!
All the natural materials make my heart sing! Gorgeous!
I distinctly remember seeing this kitchene on pinterest, it just stands out!
I would love a tour of the whole house. This place is beautiful!
I mean really! The expense of the kitchen alone along with the daring creativity really make me crave to see the rest of the house.
I had no idea what an authentic French kitchen looked like before 2000 - when I went to Monet's mansion in the countryside. I couldn't have gone other than being a student at that time. I didn't want to leave that home. I had to hold back tears.
LOVING the natural materials and stone in this home! beautifully done!
That is the absolute dream kitchen❤️❤️❤️
This kitchen is stunning and as an American living in Provençe I can say it is authentic. Just gorgeous.
Love this house! it is SO HARD to pull a new built and make it look this traditional... excellent job. Really inspiring!
Not hard, just expensive!
@@windrider5845 sorry to disagree, but there are so many details that regular people with money will still ignore... you do need a budget, but also gotta keep everything well thought.
@mizzmolly like I said before, yeah, you need money for a new built but also need to know what to buy.
If you buy an old house in the south of France you can get all of this for less than 200.000 euros (so not that much money at all)
I´m sure they´ve spent a lot more on that house to make it look that way, but still... they knew what to get.
Take a shot every time she says "from France". How many villages did they pillage to build this mansion?
Probably none, but the ridiculous cost to transport those items to the US then Arizona.
the style is SO specific and not my thing at all but the flow and the practicality is killer... shows what good design (and money) can do
Great content, love seeing these beautiful INCREDIBLE
kitchens.
Very gorgeous kitchens I like the design
Gorgeous
Another stunner! That pewter island top, the stonework, the antique doors, and what a breadboard collection! Just lovely!!
Stunning! Aand no morning room is complete without a bottle of Belle Glos 💜
I love OZ and Inga!
This Is Absolutely Gorgeous, Truly One Of A Kind. This Is Where I've been thinking Of Moving for the Last 2 Years, thanks for Sharing!!
I want that house!!!
Just amazingly beautiful. Love it. Takes me back to Charente maritime. A village in the south of France. 😍
Love this kitchen.
I love this show!
When is the next episode?
Breath taking!☺️
My kind of kitchen and love so many sinks
Rustic,charming thank you for sharing.
Wow! Dream kitchen!
Beautiful
This kitchen reminded me of my grandmother's house, feels warm. I should remove all the modern kitchens i pinned 😛
Carisha is a fantastic host. Plus, I like her skirt.
They should have built the kitchen in France...
I'd like to see this whole house
It's beautiful and I wonder what the owners do for a living. Who can afford such extravagance in these times?
I find it wierd, that what once considered to be old and out of fashion becomes fashion again except rich people do it in large scale lol.
If you go to any rural areas of any country with history you can still find people living in such houses .
Lime washed walls,
High roofs with wood,
Fireplace with unique bricks,
Hand made tiles ,
Etc..
Due to increase in cost of labor and people seeking corporate jobs made such homes or art expensive.
@@MultiAbiram I love old world style homes :)
Can I be there live in housekeeper? I wouldn't want a single day off, but I don't do the nanny thing. So, just cleaning, folding and storing.
For some reason I don’t like it maybe it’s too staged looks like a movie set. I love the host and her energy. The designer are very knowledgeable it’s just not my taste. Too much stones
It's probably owned by some actor.
Why? I mean why would you want to replicate France in Arizona? It's essentially a theme park and although the owners clearly have the means to ship French stuff in, it's not remotely authentic. Don't you have your own idea of style in the US? It makes me smile because to do this in Europe would be considered really naff.
@Josephine Bournes I'm not awful; it's just my personal opinion. I just think it's a shame that this is just not representative of US architecture or style; the US has some great architects, great designers and I love it when owners celebrate authenticity. Borrowing ideas from Europe or anywhere else is fine; shipping it in wholesale makes it a theme park.
Maybe they have French ancestors and really feel at home with that design style. My best friends grandma was 100% French, it’s not uncommon for people grandparents and great grandparents to be from somewhere beside the US.
I agree with Josephine. You sound not very nice. Bummer.
Go to any mosque, and you'll find Arabian architecture and beautiful hammams. Go to any regular church and you'll find Romanesque or Gothic architecture. Go to any Greek or Ukrainian church and you'll find Byzantine architecture. The fact is that America is made up of many world cultures that have all congregated here. There is no "American culture" that excludes external cultural influences. It's impossible. You only have to look at American food (Italian, French, Mexican, Indian, Middle Eastern, Asian, etc.) and our fashion to know that we are a mosaic of many cultures. We mix and match the various customs that appeal to us and then put our own spin on them. And that's what this couple did. They took French architectural themes and layered them with antique & modern artifacts.
The presenter laughs too much, it becomes quite annoying.
The interviewer needs to expand her vocabulary more than "yeah" and "right".
Really? When people have lost jobs, food and necessities are non existent, you choose to show a kitchen of a 1% person? How insensitive. Shameful.
At hard times, people need to be entertained. I understand what you´re saying but a little distraction isn´t so bad. You can´t assume that every content out there should be pessimistic... THAT´S insensitive.
@@IMAInteriors Quite the opposite! I am always hopeful and optimistic. I understand the need to be entertained and even dream a little. So . . . How about running a few stories about people all over the country with tips they are using to make their home beautiful and keep the family entertained during this rough patch in history?
@@naomiemoore5725 Again Naomi, I understand what you´re saying, but I believe there are places for everything and everyone. I remember 2 weeks ago when Kelly Wearstler showed her new house and people were crazy about how much money she spent and all of the COVID thing we keep hearing... well, I don´t think Kelly bought that house to make us feel bad about it, nor that she got it on purpose the same day this madness started... or even how the editor of that channel waited for the virus to launch the video... so YEAH, it sucks, and there´s people having the roughest time of their lives (some even died) but we shouldn´t ask everyone to show sympathy when we can´t do the same. I enjoy the distraction and I´m sure there´s a lot of people who like this channel/magazine for the very same reason. Take care though. That´s what matters... and I hope you´re not one of those who are having the worst time of their lives. :)
the channel is called "House Beautiful" ...? If you don't want to see beautiful homes go to a different channel. No one is forcing you to watch. And to be clear, this is the home of a 0.1% person. Your envy is ugly
Sounds like you got laid off too if you have this much time on your hands.