The tactile appeal of centuries-old pottery, the texture of sea-worn rocks, and the bright surface of a clean white slate: these are the feelings that a terracotta and white kitchen evokes. Though the Tuscan kitchen is often relegated to the early 2000s, there's strong evidence that it's back. Let's start with Lisa Rinna's home.
Her kitchen color is a masterclass in timelessness, tapping into the beauty of historic materials and neutral colors. Rinna took to Instagram to share one of her characteristic dancing videos with her Beverly Hills kitchen in the background. The view showcases her terracotta floors, white cabinets, and hanging pot rack. A mix of materials, including glass and metal uplift the look, but ultimately it's the colors that bring Rinna's kitchen to life.
