We can never get enough of Patricia Altschul's jaw-dropping Charleston home, and when the Southern Charm matriarch makes an update, we're sure to document every detail.
On August 25, Patricia revealed she made an update to her kitchen with some gorgeous new pieces that "perfectly" match the copper hood situated over her stovetop range. The plus? The new additions also adequately accent the other decorative elements in Patricia's kitchen.
"My new hammered copper pot set matches the copper hood perfectly," Patricia captioned an Instagram photo of her new set of "nontoxic" copper cookware and bakeware set ($275) that features 20 pieces of pots, pans, sheet pans, a muffin/cupcake pan, and more.
"I’d been looking for a good nontoxic option for a while and was influenced by TikTok to get this one," Patricia wrote in the caption of the post.
Patricia added that her set is "nonstick" and has "several bakeware pieces" she didn't include in the photo.
"I think they’re a really good price for the quality and so pretty……it makes me wish I could actually cook!" she joked.
Even when the cookware isn't being used, it still looks beautiful on Patricia's stove, situated under her copper hood and next to the elegant, blue-and-white pieces decorating her backsplash.
Details on Patricia Altschul's Bedroom
In addition to her gorgeous kitchen, we recently took note of The Art of Southern Charm author's stunning blue-and-white bedroom.
Earlier in January, Patricia shared a closer look at her primary bedroom and bed, including the blue-and-white wall covered in Manuel Canovas fabric that matched her bedding. The room also featured a blue-and-white-patterend loveseat with several cat-shaped throw pillows in light blue and one dark blue shade.
In the video above, Patricia gave BravoTV.com a tour of her bedroom, revealing the thought process behind the space's decor and details.
Additionally, in a recent video for BravoTV.com, Patricia declared, "High-quality bedding is most important."
She continued: "I have the finest European sheets which come from France."
Press play on the video above to take a tour of Patricia's amazing home, including her bedroom, piazza, and bathroom, which follows the same blue-and-white color scheme as her bedroom.
"It's unique for many reasons," Patricia explained in the video above, detailing a "beautiful period mantelpiece" from 1853 below a mounted television. "I can lie in the jacuzzi, turn on the television, and turn on the fireplace with remote controls," Patricia said.
