Inside Binging With Babish’s New Brooklyn Home & Studio | Open Door | Architectural Digest

Today Architectural Digest is welcomed by Andrew Rea from Binging With Babish and the Babish Culinary Universe for a tour of his beautiful new house and production studio. After discovering his work on a previous episode of Open Door, Andrew teamed with interior designer Kyle O’Donnell of Gramercy Design to plan his own bohemian home - and the results are spectacular. The fully-equipped production studio on the lower levels of the building are a familiar background to viewers but it’s in the residence above where the design work truly shines. A magnificent kitchen to match his culinary skills, bright sunlit rooms and a backyard to grill and smoke to his heart’s content all add up to a pad perfectly tailored to Babish.



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[babishculinaryuniverse]

Omg you guys posted this I thought we were just hanging out

EDIT: just wanted to say thank you all so much for the beautiful comments on this video. I’ve looked at them whenever I’ve needed a boost. I will work the rest of my life to earn everything you’ve given me.

[Haedox]

Seen this guy go from posting his food on Reddit to owning a luxurious house is amazing.

[sethkline]

I love that the entire theme of this video is basically that Andrew can’t believe that this is how his life turned out. He is still in disbelief. He deserves everything he has earned.

[frailty]

'its kind of a big house for a first time home owner'

*_'so its six levels, '_*

[yoonatic]

This is the largest one bedroom house I've ever seen.

[jdotk]

Babish went from living with a roommate in a kind of cramped apartment to living in a 7 figure home in a span of like less than five years. Man worked on something that he genuinely enjoyed and found a way to make a massive profit of it. This is the dream.

[bluesdjben]

Somehow I always just imagined his house was two kitchens and then just a cot in the corner that he sleeps on while he waits for stuff to cool or ferment or whatever.

[eliseerickson]

This man has an entire movie theater, boutique fitness studio, multiple offices and kitchens, and a beautiful backyard in NEW YORK???

[Naryum]

I love the fact that he's so open about the fact that most of the decoration and such is staged because obviously no one lives in places like that daily !

[nicholasflamel]

It seems like alot of rich people have really nice kitchens but barely know how to use them, with Babish he got rich because he knows how to use his kitchen

[KlairedeLysOfficial]

Seeing a You Tuber do so well at life makes my heart happy.

[SquidsAgainstChickens]

“I’ve always wanted two ovens, but now I have three!”

Upgrades people, upgrades.

[MK-zmde]

That is the house of someone sophisticated, friendly, genuine, humble, unpretentious and smart. And obviously very successful

[acestillwell]

I like how he said that his home was pretty much barren so when he heard someone was gonna look around his house with a camera, he panicked and got it decked tf out.

[paige.campbell]

Babish’s charming personality, the humble gratitude, and design transparency: this was my favourite AD episode yet.

[keepout]

this guy is so humble lmao he can't believe he's actually rich

[cg]

I love that he admitted to getting the home ready just for AD. What a stand-up guy

[dojusticelovemercy]

I love this guy. He’s a straight up baller. A modest, cat loving, nerdy, baller.

[lxhxns]

I like how he showed the messy side of his home, most people would prefer to not show or display such but he was very open and real about it