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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Sophie Edwards

I can't get enough of Martha Stewart's kitchen from the '70s – the way she transforms storage into art is beautiful, but surprisingly replicable

Martha Stewart.

Even if she's not your icon, there is no denying that Martha Stewart is an icon. Since the 1970s, her high standards have defined the aesthetic of homemaking. Though she's a household name now, it's clear Martha has had taste since her not-so-humble beginnings.

An archival image of Martha Stewart in her kitchen in 1976 shows a space filled with chic French country decor. It has a wood and brick panelled fireplace, an antique wood table, and a mantelpiece filled with small baskets. The most standout feature is a hanging rack on the ceiling filled with copper pots and dried herbs.

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