Courteney Cox's kitchen taps into the organic modern trend

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Courteney Cox has been spending a lot of time in her kitchen lately. From cooking with chefs to showing off products from her HomeCourt line, the room is definitely a hub for the Friends star – and for good reason. The space is sleek yet warm, with floor-to-ceiling cabinets and deep charcoal countertops.

We are particularly drawn to the cabinetry, which comes in an unpainted wood finish. Painted cabinets are a typical kitchen design choice, but wood leans into the modern organic trend in a big way.

'The great outdoors and all its natural beauty are taking precedence within our homes,' says Grazzie Wilson, Head of Creative at Ca'Pietra. The expert sat down to discuss the kitchen trends that will impact how we decorate this 2024. 'From color palettes to materials, we just can’t get enough of it, and with good reason. We associate outside with nature, well-being, and health, and so it makes sense to want to bring that into our kitchens.'

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Grazzie Wilson is head of creative at Ca'Pietra, a luxury stone and tile brand based in the UK.

Grazzie points to the benefits of wood's organic features as an incentive to let the materials breathe.

'From its warming colors through to its abundance of texture, we're
leaving our kitchen cabinets unpainted and turning to wood worktops,' she says. 'We're also considering it for our flooring, but it can take a lot of upkeep, especially in kitchens that see a lot of action.'

If you're hopping on board the natural cabinetry train, choosing wood can be quite daunting. Varieties are abundant, and the best way to select one is by thinking about which aesthetic you would like to achieve overall.

'The wood you choose to bring the trend to life is a personal one,' Grazzie says. 'Are you the rough and rustic sort who likes their wood full of character and raw appeal? If the answer is "yes," take a look at Beach Hut, which works well with painted shaker kitchens but also uber-trendy stainless-steel ones. If you're more about Scandi decor, look to wood effect porcelain tiles like Chateau or Chatham Porcelain if you're after something a little more traditional.'

Start an organic, Courteney-esque kitchen with our top picks from her home line below.

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Mandarin Basile Candle

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Linen Dishcloth

Keeping with the theme of natural materials, we love this luxurious dishcloth made of Italian linen.

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Hannah is Homes & Gardens’ News Editor, with a focus on celebrity style and entertainment content. She got her start in media as a digital editorial assistant at ELLE Canada, and has since written about lifestyle and culture for publications such as Nylon and i-D.

Her love of film is rivaled only by one with a great soundtrack, and she hopes to someday decorate a Nancy Meyers-worthy kitchen.