Inside Genevieve Gorder's Light-Filled Kitchen in Her 1856 Chelsea, Manhattan Brownstone

Interior designer and TV host Genevieve Gorder walks us through the beautifully considered kitchen at the heart of her 1856 Italianate brownstone in Chelsea, Manhattan — a room designed to combat the darkness of a classic New York brownstone with as much light and character as possible. With floor-to-ceiling cabinetry fitted with a sliding library ladder, rare Calcutta gold Burgundy stone from a single Burgundy mine wrapping countertops and backsplash, two sinks for serious cooking and hosting, 1920s German World's Fair drawers repurposed as a personal kitchen apothecary, and Norwegian fish décor nodding to her Scandinavian heritage — this small kitchen packs 21 years of a remarkable design life into every inch. Watch the full episode on Homeworthy:    • HOUSE TOUR | Genevieve Gorder’s Collected ...   For more extraordinary home tours, visit our website: https://homeworthy.com/ Follow us on Instagram:   / homeworthy   Follow us on TikTok:   / homeworthy   #KitchenDesign #KitchenDecor #NYCApartment #ChelseaNYC #BrownstoneHome #KitchenInspiration #CalcuttaGold #LibraryLadder #KitchenWorthy #SmallKitchen #InteriorDesigner #TradingSpaces #HistoricHome #GenEvieveGorder #HomeDecor