At Home With Georges Perrier

The renowned chef designed his home kitchen with touches from his restaurants
Sam Gugino
Issue: February 28, 2013

There was one initial drawback when chef Georges Perrier bought his house: what he described as the "awful" kitchen. The only thing he kept during renovations was the floor. It is reminiscent of the bricklike Belgian blocks ubiquitous on streets in the older parts of Philadelphia. Wine Spectator's Sam Gugino explains.

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