Jennifer Garner, an actress ascending to fame mainly due to her performances on Alias and 13 Going on 30, recently displayed the warmth of her kitchen space which she affectionately referred to as, “treehouse”, in the latest installment of Architectural Digest series ‘Open Door’. The talented actress who has always appeared more of a real person than an actress herself presented the audience into her clutter-free yet beautiful kitchen where comfort, aesthetics, and useful appliances co-exist without fuss.
As her residence is based in Los Angeles, it is only fitting that the centerpiece of Garner’s house, her kitchen, is at once country and city. To make the space feel like a real treehouse, large windows let in lots of light and look out onto the trees that surround the room. Pale and wooden hues and beams are predominant so as to maintain a conducive, cozy design that complements Garner’s demeanor.
While taking them about, Garner pointed out some of the things she adores the most including her large island countertop considered as the ‘epicenter’ of the kitchen. She elaborated on how such an environment fits her cooking and baking that she does quite often link up to her social platforms. On inches-long countertops are small items which include snapshots of relatives and children’s crafts as well as shelves filled with many used recipe books.
One standout feature of the tour was Garner’s collection of copper cookware, which she proudly showcased. She emphasized how much she enjoys using these practical yet beautiful pieces when preparing meals. Her love for organic ingredients and sustainable practices also shines through, as she spoke about her commitment to gardening and growing her own herbs and vegetables.
Fans and design enthusiasts alike have praised the space for its balance of elegance and coziness, perfectly reflecting Jennifer Garner’s personality. The tour provided a unique and personal glimpse into the home life of the actress, making her feel even more relatable to her fans.
