A home designed around family, heritage, and the art of gathering finds its centerpiece in L’Atelier Paris.
In Home at Last with Tan France, now streaming on Netflix, Tan France invites viewers inside the deeply personal process of creating his family’s dream home in Salt Lake City. Episode 5 turns to the heart of it all: the kitchen, a space conceived not simply for its beauty, but for cooking, entertaining, while bringing culture and family together.
Working alongside The Fox Group, Tan France created a kitchen that brings together English influence, South Asian heritage, and thoughtful American functionality. At its center stands a custom L’Atelier Paris Le Classique range, finished in black with warm metallic detailing, a statement piece designed to feel as timeless as the home surrounding it.
For Tan France, the range represented something even more personal. After admiring L’Atelier-style ranges for years, seeing one become part of his own family kitchen marked the realization of a long-held vision for his home.
The result reflects what L’Atelier Paris believes bespoke design should be: deeply personal, beautifully considered, and created around the way its owners truly live.
Home at Last with Tan France by Architectural Digest is now streaming on Netflix, with the kitchen featured in Episode 5, “Tan France’s New Kitchen is a Dream Come True | Architectural Digest.”
