Laura Calder Tours a Tiny Paris Kitchen

Inside a tiny Paris kitchen.

[@anttoronto3202]

This video is 6 years old and I have watched it 10 times. Wish there was an apt tour. So inspiring and very special these days. Hoping for the best for our 🌎 world.

[@christinethornhill]

Amen to that ❤️ 💝 ❤️

[@depompadour843]

Looks like the adorable tiny kitchen from Rachel Khoo

[@vessyioannou259]

This is the kitchen look I want to create in my kitchen not a modern expensive kitchen. I keep watching this video very often, there is no video like this one.

[@jazbaali7341]

I grew with you that’s my dream kitchen as well , let’s manifest that dream ! One day 🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@demijo2227]

I just live this kitchen ❤

[@nomadmarauder-dw9re]

Love the Bon Maman jars for storage.

[@denisefazio6708]

I miss this show!

[@truthfinder6246]

I could do that kitchen. She has everything perfectly organized and the flow of it.... and the workspace too. Wow!

[@blulinx]

I absolutely adore Laura and her whimsical video clips. Makes me want to book a trip to Paris :)

[@pixiwinter]

I really hope this show returns!

[@anttoronto3202]

Can’t stop watching this! Love France. Love Europe!!

[@lisadewald2279]

Will never complain about my kitchen again...lol

[@vlloyd46]

Rustic, bohemian. Lovely. It’s true. When you see all the equiptment to hand. It makes it easier to cook & really does inspire you. I want to cook a lovely beouf bourginan (right spelling?) Right now! I can smell the gorgeous garlic right now, as i’m writing this. SIZE DOESN’T ALWAYS MATTER!!!!

[@aidarasulova373]

Small but practical! Nothing like perfectly clean and never used American kitchen with all the cabinets so high so that you can’t reach anything :(

[@mrsupchurch2987]

Laura, just discovered this KZbin channel and LOVE IT! And this kitchen is perfect!

[@christinethornhill]

Thank goodness...... tiny kitchens are usually the very ones where real honest food is made with love and Not the place to show off the new cupboards in ! ! 🍯🍓🍉🧄🍆🥘 🍷Bon appetit ! ❤️👌🏼

[@bups4796]

And its bigger than my family kitchen. When my husband opens the oven door I have to leave the room 🙈. I always see the kitchen as the heart of a home and hopefully will have a big kitchen one day. On the bright side I can speed clean my whole kitchen in 10 minutes 😉

[@50Street21]

Hi Laura, I enjoyed that little video. . . as much as I did your friend's little kitchen. The bonus is having everything right at hand. It also makes one appreciate cleaning up as you go along. It does mean less mess in the end. I'm with you on the wine glasses--can't go without those! A glass of red should be your first inspiration when cooking. Thanks, Darryl

[@sarahwearer5665]

So cosy. I'm not sure why but this video made me so hungry!

[@heaven9036]

Oooohhh. I did not know you had a KZbin Channel. Nice to find you in KZbin! Woohoo!

[@sandrantexas]

Interesting. At first glance, I thought, what a mess. Listening to LC describe the inspirations that can come from a tiny kitchen. Having stylized with common fare, it's seen as very chic.

[@elenadeesparta4522]

Magnífica, es un lugar donde realmente se cocina, y en tan pequeño espacio, está todo lo necesario y de forma organizada, para almacenar utensilios y alimentos, me maravilló esa cocina, por que ante todo es un lugar adaptado, para su uso, no sólo para preparar café y calentar comida envasada. felicitaciones...

[@Mamazababe61]

Wow! I love that little kitchen!

[@aanon5716]

I would like to have seen the window view from the kitchen.

[@paulinegranger1762]

Love it xx

[@victoriapedder6694]

I love it xx

[@blessedamerican3541]

Love it!

[@virginia6793]

Real European kitchens don't look like American kitchens. I love it.

[@pwp8737]

I live in San Francisco and this looks very much like mine, maybe mine is a bit smaller, but well equipped.

[@michaelsakowich7026]

I would like to see her kitchen now.

[@lauracalder2337]

This was never my kitchen. As I say in the video, it belongs to a friend. He could do Thanksgiving for 30 out of that little cube.

[@julietteraines8256]

love it.

[@77777aol]

What I call a "ship's kitchen" - ideal for a 'Pot Oliver' !

[@abhiramivelu8225]

Love it, but I need a bigger fridge

[@mtsenskmtsensk5113]

It's all very well having things to hand, but where do you cook? How much space to peel vegetables and roll out some pastry, what would be more interesting is seeing how you cope using this kitchen, not this static display. I didn't like the floor fridge which is difficult to use and see what is in there. My washing machine is on the floor with my fridge on top, but this cuts down counter space for cooking but it makes it eminently more usable. I don't need a showroom kitchen, but something that is easy to use and clean afterwards most videos only show the wrong half of the story.

[@lilyandrose8557]

You may find this cooking show from such a kitchen of interest kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqOkg4iOo96MiM0

[@hey-cl4sf]

I miss u. 😢

[@robertailman5092]

Ok! Those pans. Can we talk here? I have an absolutely beautiful Havard copper (with tin lining) sauce pan just like the one's pictured in your video. I actually can't use the pan anymore because the cost of re-tinning the pan is exorbitant. Do you or any of your viewers have ideas/working-solutions re: resurrecting the Havard?

[@robertailman5092]

Possible topic generator:chowhound.chow.com/topics/921615 ...,and this re: French copper-ware www.oldcopper.org/french_copper.htm

[@stacyjobe6697]

Is this Rachel's kitchen?

[@lauracalder2337]

This is Geoffrey's kitchen.

[@artbyaline]

sausage ≠ saucisson (chorizo)

[@johnfalkenstine8377]

What is that device your refer to as a whizzer?

[@copperhousefarm4794]

A food processor.

[@Love2TravelAway]

Wow how deprive of space must be poor people who live like that in tiny rat spaces.