Star Kitchen: Lisa Lillien

Lisa Lillien has built an empire around low-cal cooking, with her Hungry Girl show on Food Network and Cooking Channel, six Hungry Girl books and a daily newsletter with more than 1 million subscribers. But when she was decorating her Encino, Calif., kitchen, she threw portion control out the window.

Lisa gets a kick out of wacky food products, particularly oversized ones like this ketchup bottle. She also owns a giant SpaghettiOs can and a gargantuan bottle of Mrs. Butterworth's.

Lisa's dinner bell

Guests often fall for Lisa's hyper-realistic faux fruit, made of rubber: The peach even has a little fuzz on it. "You should see my office," she says. "It's full of fake food."

Lisa re-created a diner in her kitchen — complete with a booth — because she liked the cozy, friendly feel. She did have to replace her original table, though: "My husband tried to torch Kobe beef one night like they do in restaurants," she says. "Instead, he torched the table."