{Giada’s Food Network Kitchen}
As I sit here on this first day of 2010 (where did 2009 go?!) nursing somewhat of a “headache” watching Giada De Laurentiis on Food Network, I got the sudden urge to google “Food Network Homes.” To my surprise, Giada’s kitchen on “Everyday Italian” is not from her own home. It is actually the kitchen of a house close to her own house in Malibu. Her actual home is less cottagy and more European contemporary. The beautiful modern residence blends beachy with contemporary extremely well and looks like the ideal home for what other than entertaining. Check out the photos from the 2008 issue of Architectural Digest. If I weren’t so “tired” today I’d almost be inspired to whip up the fab dish of grilled salmon with citrus salsa verde that Giada has cooking right now!
I’m loving Giada’s outfit!
This yellow chair is so fab!
I’d take this view any day…
With Giada’s cooking and this view, this home was built for entertaining!
Have a happy new year all of you Material Girls!
- Posted By Julia-Chicago
- 9 Comments
- Category: Celebs, Kitchens
8 Comments to 'Food Network at Home'
Rachel 03 Jan 10 at 1:15 pm
The pictures are beautiful but the writing isn’t as nice as the previous blogs. However I really love the topic!
Jody 03 Jan 10 at 1:39 pm
Great pics, Julia… I love Giada & her home is fab… Especially the pops of color like the orange piece at the foot of the bed AND those Laboutin wedges she’s wearing!
Jaithan Kochar 03 Jan 10 at 2:08 pm
OMG I love that insider tidbit of knowledge! Great modern kitchen, perfect for a show!
Happy New Year!
xo
Eddie + Jaithan
Julia-Chicago 03 Jan 10 at 4:10 pm
Sorry, Rachel!
My New Year’s Day “fog” had me in its grip
Better control of my verbage ahead….
Happy New Year and thank you for reading- and commenting!
Julia-Chicago 04 Jan 10 at 8:44 am
Happy New Year Eddie + Jaithan!
Thank you for stopping by!
I have an idea that I want to chat with you both about….
Bailey@peppermintbliss 05 Jan 10 at 10:36 am
Yowza, that view! I am not a HUGE fan of European Contemporary, but it works here. And if only we could get Giada to stick with her true valley girl esque accent and not break into the MUZZARELLLLLAAAA every time an Italian word slips into her vernacular, that would be a very happy new year
Design Wanna-Be 08 Jan 10 at 3:37 pm
That view doesn’t even look real it’s so gorgeous!
Shamima Sultana 07 Oct 10 at 2:39 am
wow..its great…