Discover What Your Home Has Been Trying to Tell You
After nearly 40 years of walking through Connecticut homes, I have learned that the things we bring into our homes can influence how comfortably, safely, and meaningfully we live.
Pam and I created GenTree Home to curate practical, durable products with a clear purpose—helping families care for their homes and the people who live in them. GenTree Home is being built around three carefully selected areas: Legacy Kitchen, Home Intelligence, and Wellness & Thriving in Place.
We do not believe a better home comes from simply buying more. It comes from choosing more carefully—selecting useful, lasting products that support everyday living, preserve the homes we love, and help families create memories for generations.
John & Pam McBride, Co-Founders - Connecticut
Why Families Trust GenTree Home
Pieces Worth Keeping
Heirloom cookware from CRISTEL, Stargazer, and Alva
Crafted Treasures for the Table
Laguiole en Aubrac, NULU, KHAY, and Talavera
Is Your Home Quietly Costing You More?
Grab the free Hidden Cost of Homeownership guide and learn what to notice first.
Many hidden costs of homeownership begin with everyday habits and overlooked details. This guide helps homeowners notice where their home may be quietly using more energy, water, time or money—and take practical first steps.
Why We Care About the Homes We Live In
The products we bring into our homes should earn their place. We select items for their usefulness, durability, thoughtful design, and the difference they can make in everyday life.
GenTree Home brings together three connected areas: Legacy Kitchen, Home Intelligence, and Wellness & Thriving in Place. Each is intended to help families make more informed choices for the home they have today and the life they want to continue living in it.
Now in Wellness & Thriving in Place: Low Vision, tools that help keep reading, routines, and everyday details within reach, and Bathroom Independence, support for the most private parts of the day.
We do not believe a better home comes from simply buying more. It comes from choosing well, maintaining what matters, and creating a home that can support the people and stories within it for years to come.