As Seen In House Beautiful: October Issue Features Waterstone in 2 Kitchen Renovation Projects

We’re excited to share multiple Waterstone appearances in the October issue of House Beautiful! The Kitchen Issue features so many beautiful projects, and Waterstone can be seen in two of them – one project is located in Pacific Palisades, California and the other in Houston, Texas. While each home flaunts quite different design styles, both have used the Traditional Gantry Pulldown Faucet as a kitchen focal point.

Pacific Palisades: Sea of Blue

This Californian home was slowly renovated over the course of nearly ten years, with the kitchen being the last room to be reworked for the family of seven. Designer Caren Rideau created a dreamy kitchen with a built-in coffee space, a “sommelier center,” a walk-in pantry and direct access to the backyard. The kitchen is outfitted in hues of blue and patterned tile, as well as four Waterstone faucets: the Traditional Gantry plus accessories, two Traditional PLP Faucets (one on the island and another in the larder) and a Pot Filler. Every faucet is a gorgeous addition to the extremely practical space.

Houston: Chateau Chic

Designer Nina Magon said her clients “wanted something that was a little more wow,” and this kitchen project is exactly that. The dramatic kitchen juxtaposes old-world French influences with modern glam and layered visual accents. The Traditional Gantry faucet was placed right in front of a half-moon shaped window in the center of a cobblestone wall, which is complemented by concrete countertops and custom black metal and glass shelving. On top of the Calacatta marble island is the Towson Prep Faucet, and the adjacent accent wall with hand-painted terra-cotta tile houses our Pot Filler and a La Cornue stove.

See more of these projects on House Beautiful’s website: Pacific Palisades | Houston