Guest Picks: A Fall Kitchen

I spend a lot of time in the kitchen, therefore enclosing the space with items that are purposeful and well made is important to me. Here’s a peek at some of the things, both pretty and functional, which I use and adorn my kitchen and tabletop together — and some I admire from afar. Happy fall nesting to you! — Megan from A Sweet Spoonful

Studiopatro

Bake Tea Towel – $24

I’ve this tea towel hanging on the wall over my stove — considering it fails to make me grin.

Terrain

Vintage Bread Board – $48

Vintage wood cutting boards are functional and beautiful for placing out cheeses, olives or nuts.

Heath Ceramics

Etched Dinner Plate – Sapphire/Stitch – $95

Stitching and ceramics come together with these beautiful handmade dishes. They are manufactured in Sausalito, Calif. using the same procedures which Heath used from the late 1950s — same approach, fresh look.

Americana General Stoneware Batter Bowl – $24

Pancakes on a Sunday morning! These batter bowls bring me straight back into how my grandmother made cakes, sandwiches and biscuits. They are both nostalgic and functional.

Linda Ferrol Studio

Glass – $20

Filled with wine, juice or water, these gorgeous recycled glasses are for the casual table.

Folding Serving Tongs – $34

These handmade tongs will continue eternally. They are an indispensable and handsome kitchen tool that folds up when you are done for easy apartment storage.

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Sundance Catalog

Artisan Hammered Serving Set – $35

A small bit rustic and also a bit smart, these salad machines have a very nice weight — I break them out for dinner parties and vacations.

Etsy

Salt and Pepper Cellars by Rae Dunn – $48

Keep these smart little pepper and salt miniature bowls right by the oven for seasoning dishes immediately.

Canoe

Chemex 10 Cup Coffee Maker – $43

For weekend mornings when slowing down is on the agenda, the Chemex brews a wonderful cup of coffee each and every time.

Williams-Sonoma

Emile Henry Artisan Ruffled Pie Dish – $44

This pie dish is lovely for fall pie baking.

Anthropologie

L’Epice Jar – $4

These sweet small ceramic spice jars come in somewhat muted, cheery colours.

Crate&Barrel

Weck Canning Jars – $3.95

Weck jars would be the prettiest canning jars in the entire wide world. They are wonderful for storing leftovers, toting your lunch or storing dry goods.

Sandra Juto

Sandra Juto — Print, Moka – EUR 15

Sandra Juto’s prints warm up just about any room. This one is especially appropriate for the kitchen — and it is signed!

Whitney Smith Pottery

Bird Cake Stand – $78

These sweet serving platters have whimsical little ceramic birds watching over your fluffy layer cake or sour.

Donna hay general store

Icing Spatula – AUD 9.96

Designed more for professional bakers, these tiny icing spatulas come in handy for all kinds of baking jobs. I keep mine with my silverware since I use them so frequently.

Chef Tools

Benriner Japanese Mandoline Slicer BN1 – $51.95

This little guy is a workhorse in the kitchen. From thinly slicing potatoes and lemons into making matchsticks from carrots, this is among my top 10 kitchen tools.

Gretel Home

Whisk in White – $26

Uber-functional from the kitchen and smartly designed, this really is a win-win mix.

Gretel Home

Large Yellow Spoon Tray – $43

This daring tray is perfect for resting a small spirits collection or serving tea or crackers and cheese. It’s a charming one-of-a-kind piece.

Brook Farm General Store

Opinel Paring Knives – $25

Stainless steel and beechwood meet in such classically designed French paring knives. They are sturdy, sharp and handsome.

Kaufmann Mercantile

Stronghold Hickory Stripe Apron – $125

Here really is the epitome of an old-school rocky apron designed and sewn from the U.S. using hickory-striped selvage denim. It’s a keeper.

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