Today, the Duchess of Sussex launched her lifestyle brand on the market with a collection of curated house products that were immediately sold out. But when he announced the big day, the Duchess of Sussex also shared a look behind the scenes of the production of their brand on Instagram. In the two videos published on April 1, the Duchess of Sussex can be seen as she dances in Montecito's kitchen in her house.
In the first clip, Meghan, dressed in a white sweatshirt and jeans, stirs the content of two pots. In the second page, Meghan leans over a table when she checks the packaging on one of the Assim products. Articles from the brand herbal, honey and berry-jam-beings around you. “From start to finish. What an adventure it was,” she labeled the role.
In contrast to the minimal white farmhouse kitchen in your Netflix series. With love, MeghanMeghan's personal cuisine (belonging to a rented rustic Victorian farmhouse on five hectares of land) has two islands, a weathered wooden and a marble that is supervised by about a cover edge with dozen copper pots and pans. Everything is supplemented by a background of wooden cabinets and patterned blue and white back splash tiles that could look Italian. There is also a Viking oven under a rustic stone overhang – of course from two large Le Creuset pots.
Beyond the kitchen center there is an old-fashioned butler menu with glasses and tea sets in its cupboards as well as a modern pantry that is filled with carefully organized ingredients and snacks. The New York Times, What divided and exclusive With Meghan today in the light of the start as always.
“The shelves hold cookbooks by Giada de Laurentiis, Yotam Ottolenghi and Toni Tipton-Martin and a well-stupid copy of From seed to skillT, the classic 2010 by the prominent gardener Jimmy Williams about creating and cooking from a home garden, ”wrote the publication.
After an almost five-year Instagram break with the debut of the grip @meghan in January, the Royal, recovering, seems The New York Times Calls she) has lost time in the spotlight. We saw her in your Netflix series on the screenWith love, Meghanin your house on InstagramAnd now – in the Retail market. If this is your jam (word game intends), we have the feeling that this will not be the end.

Rachel Silva is the associated digital editor at Elle Decor, where she covers all things design, architecture and lifestyle. It also monitors the feature reporting of the publication and is at any time knee-deep in an investigation of everything from currently from to the Internet. She has more than 16 years of experience in the editorial and works as an editor for photo assignments Time And appear as president of women in the media in NYC. She visited the Columbia Journalism School and her work was nominated for awards by Asme, the Society of Publication Designer and World Press Photo.