Anne Burrell, beloved Food Network host, died at 55 on June 17, 2025. A New York native, she studied English and Communication before pursuing culinary arts. Burrell lived in a colorful, maximalist loft in Brooklyn's Carroll Gardens, which she purchased for $1.5 million in 2019. The space featured an open-concept design filled with character, showcasing her personality with vibrant colors and a farmhouse aesthetic. She often referred to it as her 'urban farmhouse,' where she found happiness and joy alongside her husband and pets.
Burrell described her interior design philosophy saying, 'I want somewhere that is quirky and sort of old... Everything here is a little crooked, and I think that suits me just as well.'
During a house tour, Burrell referred to her home as 'my urban farmhouse,' expressing how her space brings her 'happy and joy.'
Burrell's Brooklyn apartment, purchased for $1.5 million in 2019, showcased her love of color with a maximalist loft style reflective of her personality.
In her 2024 interview with Page Six, Burrell revealed her approach to home decor, stating she ultimately followed her vision despite hiring an architect.
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