Teresa Giudice moved into a lavish $3.35MIL mansion with her new husband Luis Ruelas, as well as her four daughters, in New Jersey late last year.
And with the help of interior designer Jessica Fratantoni, the RHONJ star remodeled the home's interior, including the spacious open-plan kitchen, to fit her aesthetic.
Fratantoni gave a tour of Teresa's renovated kitchen in a brief video shared to Instagram on Thursday.
Teresa Giudice shows off her lavish kitchen built for a queen
Remodel: Teresa Giudice moved into a lavish $3.35MIL mansion with her new husband Luis Ruelas, as well as her four daughters, in New Jersey late last year. And with the help of interior designer Jessica Fratantoni, the RHONJ star remodeled the home's interior, including the spacious open-plan kitchen, to fit her aesthetic
A tour around: Fratantoni gave a tour of Teresa's renovated kitchen in a brief video shared to Instagram on Thursday
The designer starts off by panning over one wall with a large black-framed window looking out onto the backyard of the 5.6 acre property.
In contrast to the window, the walls and the striking antique-inspired cabinetry are painted a stark white shade.
Recessed lighting over the sink, as well as under the upper cabinets, creates a soft focus effect throughout.
It also brings extra shine to the brushed gold hardware accents, such as the various drawer handles and faucet.
Throwback: The sophisticated styling of Teresa's new kitchen proved great contrast to the style of her old kitchen at the Towaco, New Jersey home she once shared with ex Joe Giudice
Design: The designer starts off by panning over one wall with a large black-framed window looking out onto the backyard of the 5.6 acre property. In contrast to the window, the walls and the striking antique-inspired cabinetry are painted a stark white shade
The Carrara marble countertops wrap from wall-to-wall with an abundance of cabinet storage hovering overhead.
The sinks, as well as the top of the large kitchen island, are also made of marble.
Instead of white cabinets, the island has shiny black storage drawers and cupboards that face away from the dining area and towards the stove for easy access.
Gorgeous: For some Art Deco flair, Fratantoni placed a gorgeous black and gold range hood over the stove and created a geometric backsplash with shiny gold grout
Camo: To close out the clip, she captured footage of Teresa and Luis' unique refrigerator that camouflages as an armoire with a large mirror
For some Art Deco flair, Fratantoni placed a gorgeous black and gold range hood over the stove and created a geometric backsplash with shiny gold grout.
To close out the clip, she captures footage of Teresa and Luis' unique refrigerator that camouflages as an armoire with a large mirror.
The kitchen floor was made of black tiles made to resemble wood, which added another level of dimension to the mostly white color scheme.
Putting it to use: Teresa put her luxe kitchen to good use in November as she prepared a decadent Thanksgiving feast for her blended family. She shared a snap of herself basting the turkey atop the stove
Last but not least, the glamorous room was lit up with a Hollywood Regency inspired chandelier that dangled over the island sink.
Teresa put her luxe kitchen to good use in November as she prepared a decadent Thanksgiving feast for her blended family. She shared a snap of herself basting the turkey atop the stove.
Fans got their first look at Teresa and Luis' - who got married in August - sprawling Montville, New Jersey mansion in October 2021.
New chapter: Fans got their first look at Teresa and Luis' - who got married in August - sprawling Montville, New Jersey mansion in October 2021; the couple seen in December 2022
Takes a village: The couple of over a year had commissioned the the Fratantoni family — who boast a design-build firm and an interior design branch out of Arizona — to give the palatial property a bit of a face lift
They'd purchased the 7-bed, 7.5-bath house for $3.35MIL home - which was built in 2006 - in January 2021. Teresa sold off her 6-bed, 5.5-bath home that March.
TMZ reported at the time that Luis — the co-founder and EVP of business development at Digital Media Solution — had foot the bill for the entire house as an investment property, with Giudice likely set to act as property manager.
The couple had commissioned the Fratantoni family — who boast a design-build firm and an interior design branch out of Arizona — to give their palatial property a bit of a face lift.
Teresa and Luis' new property, dubbed Clarence Manor, sits on 5.6 acres with 7,728 square feet of indoor living space, and reportedly property taxes run a whopping $74,040 per year.
'Clarence Manor': Teresa and Luis' new property, dubbed Clarence Manor, sits on 5.6 acres with 7,728 square feet of indoor living space, and reportedly property taxes run a whopping $74,040 per year
Privacy: The house sits behind a gated driveway and is located an exclusive community
As Giudice is mom to four daughters: Gia, 20, Gabriella, 17, Milania, 15, Audriana 12 and Luis has two boys, the mansion has plenty of space for them to coexist.
Along with a remodeled kitchen, the home's spiral staircase in the foyer was updated with new carpeting and wood banisters were painted white.
The gated property contains bells and whistles including a home theater, an exercise facility, and recreation room.
Additionally the house sports a six-car detached garage and a pool complete with with waterfalls, a slide, and a cabana.
New features: The kitchen was modernized to include white countertops and black cabinetry as the 2006 built house was previously heavy on the wood
Grand entrance: The foyer boasts a spiral staircase that the couple had lightened up with a white coat of paint and new carpeting
Backyard: With Teresa being mom to four daughter and Luis being dad to two sons, the 7-bedroom house has lots of space and a large backyard for them all to exist
