The pavilion from above.
With one kitchen focused on entertaining and the other designed for families, both offered inventive solutions for attendees. “My hope is that visitors felt inspired and empowered to reimagine their own kitchens, and how they want to live in them,” says Berkus, who followed his onstage panel with a meet-and-greet at the pavilion during the show’s opening reception. To help attendees envision what Berkus calls their “forever kitchen,” members of the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) were on hand to offer free design consultations.
