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What the Brady Bunch Home Would Look Like in 2017

This L.A. home is the perfect embodiment of vintage California style.

Interiors
What the Brady Bunch Home Would Look Like in 2017
Kate Hollowell

When somebody mentions to us that their home resembles the Brady Bunch house (with a modern twist), we automatically envision a whole lot of wood, some exposed brick, and a majorly retro vibe. The somebody in this case is Claire Thomas, the founder of Kitchy Kitchen and co-founder of Sweet Laurel Bakery, and when we rolled up to her Sherman Oaks home one Wednesday afternoon, we realized she was spot-on with her description. Her home (which she completely redid with her husband) is a modern-day version of the Brady Bunch home without all the shag carpet because, uh, 2017.

Of course Thomas’ kitchen caught our eye right off the bat (it’s where she does all of her production)—it was so insanely bright and beautiful that we wanted to start cooking right then and there. But what really makes Thomas’ home special is all its quirky accents—from a reupholstered poker table to a fireplace with built-in planters (no, really), to a cobalt blue and hot pink bathroom, it felt like we were on a new adventure with every corner we turned. See it all for yourselves by clicking through the gallery below.


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“I had a giant nightmare dealing with the brass in this house. I ordered all of my bathroom hardware way ahead of time, feeling so smug and good about myself, like finally on top of it, and pieces start coming in, and then I find out halfway through that the finish I chose was discontinued and that is why I only got five random pieces. They were already plugged in, so I couldn’t return them—I had to go and buy the remainder in the cheapest chrome, whatever wasn’t expensive, and then get it dipped to match. My sister is a jewelry designer, so she knew all of the different dippers in the city, and it was so stupid—it was this three-week process that was completely stressful. We didn’t have a drain in our shower for so long.”
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