Many of us have fond memories of our childhood kitchens, but most can't revisit them in their original state. This is different for Jennifer Garner, however, who has shown us what her family's '70s kitchen looked like, thanks to KitchenAid, who recreated the space from photos – unsurprisingly, it's delightful.
The wood kitchen cabinets are warm and retro-inspired, while the grid wallpaper is an exact replica of her mother's. There is also plenty of butter yellow, with the KitchenAid Stand Mixer (available at Williams Sonoma) infusing the space with some sunshine.
While some of the appliances are truly vintage, like the microwave, blending of modern kitchenware with vintage-inspired decor is a move we can get behind, and one that designers approve of.
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With 10-speed settings, there's enough power to mix perfect cake batter, cookie dough, or even homemade butter. The new Butter shade has already sold out at KitchenAid USA, but we've found it's still available here at Williams Sonoma (at least as of right now).
Our Kitchen editor, Lydia, called this 'the quietest coffee machine,' she has ever tested, making it a fantastic choice for busy households.
Bring a hint of café-style charm to your countertops with this stoneware butter dish. Elegant and practical, each piece turns everyday moments into a little celebration. Compact enough for any shelf, it adds a cheerful accent to any corner.
If you're new to storing your butter anywhere other than the packaging it comes in, a butter dish is a great entry point. This neutral dish is a timeless choice to blend seamlessly into any space.
Showcase both form and function with this elegant serving board. Made from natural wood and featuring gently scalloped edges, it’s ideal for presenting appetizers, charcuterie, or simply adding a stylish touch to your open kitchen shelves.
How charming is this stovetop kettle? From Walmart's Beautiful by Drew Barrymore collection, the sage green colorway adds a cottage feel, while the brass details not to vintage style.
Butter yellow has been everywhere this year, and, as Jennifer proves, there is no better place for it than the kitchen.
'This soft and inviting shade sits between a richer pastel yellow and soft cream, evoking a sense of comfort and nostalgia,' interior designer Molly Woodward-Moor explains.
'This shade brings warmth, nostalgia, and personality to a space and fits particularly well within aesthetics such as dopamine décor and retro interiors. Yet, its subtlety also makes it an ideal neutral for those who prefer an understated and calming interior aesthetic.'
The wood cabinets are also a versatile addition, and one that instantly warms up a space. 'With its timeless appeal that goes beyond modern or traditional styles alone, wood evokes feelings of comfort and warmth, creating the ideal environment for those seeking an inviting space,' Molly says. Plus, it's already stood the test of time, as Jennifer reminds us.
