I often find myself browsing Remodelista’s Design Travel archives for a virtual escape from my desk. Lately, for instance, I’ve been visiting Riverside House, a 19th-century house turned vacation rental in Normandy. It’s the project of Tatiana Dupond, who is French, and her husband, Jordan Feilders, “the American who introduced California-style artisanal burger and taco trucks to Paris,” Margot wrote in our original feature on the place (see A Normandy Guesthouse from an Upstart American Restaurateur).
Today we’re taking a look at the guesthouse kitchen, ideal for prepping effortless midsummer dinners that last long into the night, French style. Read on:
Photography courtesy of Riverside House.
For a full look at the guest house, see Riverside House: A Normandy Guesthouse from an Upstart American Restaurateur.
And for more vacation rentals to visit (virtually or in person), see:
- Retreat for Two: A Lakeside Rental Cabin at Settle in Norfolk, England
- The Writer’s Apartment: A Pastel Holiday Let in Bath, UK
- A Young Australian Designer’s Inventive Cabin Makeover, Ikea Upgrade Included
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