Here's Where Magnolia's For The Love Of Kitchens Is Really Filmed

Chip and Joanna Gaines were minted as HGTV royalty with their show "Fixer Upper." Now the duo has their own network, the Magnolia Network, with titles including "Breaking New Ground: Expanding the Silos," a brand new season of "Fixer Upper," and a cooking show called "Magnolia Table" — which will film at a breathtaking, three-story, 4,200-square-foot Grist Mill in Valley Mills, Texas that was built in the 1800s, according to House Beautiful.

However, one show that stands out that debuted on the Magnolia Network is "For the Love of Kitchens." It has become our obsession (no surprise there). The program follows the English-based deVOL Kitchens team, including Founder Paul O'Leary and Creative Director Helen Parker. They completely transform the very room that is the heart of the home in houses across the world. Keep reading to see where "For the Love of Kitchens" is filmed, and get ready to fall in love and stream it right now.

If you love kitchens, we know you will get inspiration from this show. "I always want somebody to walk into their kitchen and then feel like it's their favorite room in the house," says Helen Parker in the "For the Love of Kitchens" trailer.

In Season 1, Episode 1, the show follows the team as they redesign the kitchen in a 220-year-old Georgian home, located on the actual grounds of the 11th-century Trematon Castle in Cornwall, England, for Frieda and Javvy Royl and their two children. In Episode 2, the team travels to Wimbledon, South London, to design a kitchen inspired by a local pub. Then, Darlington, England, is the location for Episode 3, and it follows the team as they develop a tiny cottage kitchen. Another favorite included Episode 6, in which the duo created an entire kitchen design around the 350-year-old fireplace in a home that was a former schoolhouse located in Cambridgeshire, England. Finally, Episode 8 was another unique show that featured a kitchen redesign of the Swan Cottage in East Midlands, U.K.