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A salt and pepper marble wood tray
Promising review: “I love this little salt and pepper server. The quality is sturdy and beautiful and for the price, it is a beautiful statement as a gift or for your home. The price point is perfect and makes it truly a wonderful housewarming or host/hostess gift. I am very picky about quality and this product I give 5 stars. Will be buying many more.” — Sancha88
A colander that expands to fit the side of your sink
I have this colander in the pink color and absolutely love it! I don’t leave it out on my sink permanently, but I’ve hung it right next to my sink using small Command hooks so I can quickly grab it and place it on my sink whenever I need to clean produce or drain pasta. I love being able to leave ingredients on it to drain while I work on other steps of a recipe, and it also leaves enough room in the sink for me to place dirty dishes or wash a pan without the dirty water going onto my clean ingredients. Highly recommend, especially for small kitchens.
Promising review: “I’m obsessed with this. I leave it in my sink always. It makes washing fruits or draining pasta so much easier and has such a simple cleanup. It also adds a nice pop of color to my kitchen. I highly recommend it.” — Alyssa
A slim magnetic stove shelf
Check out a Tiktok of the StoveShelf in action.
Promising review: “This is perfect and I’m obsessed. Where has this contraption been all my life? We basically freed up the cabinet above the stove where we messily stored our spices/oils and such. Now, the things we use the most are right in front of us. And more things fit than expected! Like our olive oil dispenser, nonstick cooking spray, a whole canister of sea salt. Also it’s magnetic so you literally just snap it on to your oven. This was the biggest bang for your buck sort of organization product I’ve gotten for my kitchen!” — Katie M.
A pretty stainless steel measuring cup set
A gorgeous glass juicer
Prismatic window film
The gorgeous Always Pan from Our Place
BuzzFeed Shopping editor Melanie Aman swears by hers: “I love my Our Place pan. It’s a beautiful sage color that isn’t an eyesore on my stovetop. I also really love the steamer basket, which is great for frozen dumplings, and the nesting spatula. No more sauce and grease dripping from the spoon all over the counter!” (Psst — check out our full Always Pan review for more deets on why we love it!)
A microwave rice and quinoa cooker
A set of nesting mixing bowls in four ombré shades
Swedish dishcloths
Promising review: “I originally picked these up to use in lieu of nasty, nasty dishrags that invoke my inner THIS IS NOT CLEAN demon. Since then, I have used them for everything from cleaning the kitchen to wiping up spills. After I use them, I just toss in the wash and they are ready to go again. They are the perfect size and do an excellent job on every task to which I have applied them. They come in a variety of fun prints, and I have yet to wear one out. Paper towel usage has taken a real nosedive, which is a good thing given its relative scarcity at present.” — sandra simpson-kraft
A flower trivet mat that doubles as cute wall decor
An absolutely beautiful set of handblown colored wine glasses
Promising review: “I had heard about these and was happy to see them at Anthro. Beautiful. Yes, they are pricey, but they are stunning and unique. Can’t wait to entertain with them.” — Jenniferinsd1
And a wine decanter designed to aerate your wine
Promising review: “My family loves this decanter. It improves the taste of all kinds of wines and looks very nice when displayed. It is much cheaper than many $100 or $200 decanters while looking and working just as nicely. While these can be a bit tricky to clean, I’ve been using a quick trick to make it look like new! 1) Rinse with warm water (if you have time, let it soak for an hour). 2) Fill about 1 centimeter with salt and add 2 centimeters of white wine vinegar. 3) Swirl the solution and CAREFULLY shake if stains are higher up. 4) Rinse with warm water. That should get your decanter ready for the next bottle! Hope this helps!” — Jackson L.
A set of glass food storage jars with bamboo lids
Promising review: “I recently upgraded my kitchen storage game with these fabulous glass containers with bamboo lids, and I couldn’t be happier with my purchase. These containers have not only elevated the aesthetics of my pantry, but also contributed to my sustainability efforts. I am pleased with the quality and sturdiness of the glass, as well as the tightly sealed lids.” — Caroline
And some simple yet sleek spice and pantry labels
Promising reviews: “These are exactly what I wanted, they came out beautifully and were easy to apply. This pack contains every label I needed and then some. 10/10 would recommend.” — shannon buffo
“The labels are very pretty and feel high-quality! I love that I can re-adjust them too (as opposed to just being stuck forever in one position).” — Maddie
The iconic, much-loved Balmuda toaster
Promising review: “Holy moly! Best toast I have ever made. I did a comparison taste test with the Balmuda toaster versus my cheapie $60 toaster oven. You can really taste the difference in the toast with the texture and the moisture of the inside of the toast. Hands-down, Balmuda blew my other toaster out the water. So happy with purchase.” — JL
Or a four-slice retro toaster with extra-wide slots
A drip coffee maker that’s not your average Mr. Coffee
Promising review: “I bought this gorgeous machine for my coffee snob husband for Father’s Day. I went with the stainless and thermal carafe. After going through roughly six coffee makers in the last three years, we found a keeper. I thought he was going to cry drinking the first cup brewed using the Gold setting. Price is a little steep, but certainly cheaper than the total cost of all the fails we’ve gone through. Bonus points for the engagement of our teenagers setting it up on Wi-Fi and integrating with Alexa. I love the the convenience of the app. It makes setting schedules so easy. I can set up the entire week based on everyone’s calendar. It’s amazeballs. We have yet to play around with the settings since Gold has been a win, but the ability to make the amount you want on demand is wonderful. We usually start out the day with the max of 10 cups (I do wish it was 12), then make additional smaller amounts on demand. Brew time is FAST, maybe six minutes. I keep meaning to time it and keep forgetting. This is a fancy looking maker and looks amazing on the countertop. Even the box is high-end. My frugal husband gave me serious side-eye when opening it. I could see the ‘WTF did you spend on this?’ on his face. First cup and he was content and would possibly have sacrificed our first born for it. It’s a keeper.” — Hilary
An investment-worthy KitchenAid stand mixer
I have this particular mixer in the Ice color and honestly can’t imagine living without it now — it takes all the manual effort out of whisking ingredients and saves you a bit of time as you can work on other things while it’s blending. If you’ve been on the fence about getting a KitchenAid, let this be the final nudge you needed to pull the trigger.
Promising review: “I have owned a KitchenAid mixer for well over 20 years and just upgraded to this one. We redid the kitchen and my accent color is aqua so this looks spectacular sitting on my counter. I wanted a little more power and this is perfect for me. I do a lot of baking so I couldn’t live without a KitchenAid mixer. I also have the spiralizer and pasta making attachments. This is a work horse! I will never use anything but a KitchenAid.” — T Jaye Brand
A beautiful patterned 10-piece mixing bowl set
A French-style marble butter keeper
A nitro cold brew maker
A fruit and veggie hammock
I recently picked up this macrame basket (in the Cactus shade) and *highly* recommend it if you’re looking to add a cozy touch to your kitchen. As someone with a relatively small NYC kitchen, I need every bit of counter space I can get, and this lets me keep produce out without having to take up space with a fruit basket or banana stand. I’m a big fan of utilizing vertical space as storage, and this does just that; plus, it allows for ventilation to help your fruit stay fresh for longer. I’m constantly cooking with onions or grabbing an apple as a mid-day snack, and having them right there at an arm’s reach is sooo nice. BTW, these come with hooks that screw directly into a cabinet, but if you (like me) want to avoid that damage, I recommend using Command hooks — I’m using four of these small toggle hooks and they’ve held up the basket with produce in it wonderfully.
Promising review: “I love love love this! It adds a lot of charm to our kitchen, and it’s super functional. The macrame is very high-quality, and it shipped fast.” — Rachel Amity
A wooden peg board insert
A wooden egg holder
Promising review: “I love this egg holder. It’s simple but beautiful sitting on my counter with free-range eggs in it. I can look at their different colors, sizes, and shapes every day!!!” — Hazel J Gull
And a rapid egg cooker
Promising review: “I have been wanting one of these for a while now. It was on sale so figured now was the time. I made hard-boiled eggs, omelet, and poached. They all came out perfect the first time and super easy. I am disappointed that I didn’t get this sooner. The amount of time I could have saved.” — Brent Carlson
An elegant set of square wine glasses
A 10-piece utensil set
Or a 32-piece set of stainless steel cooking utensils
Promising review: “Lovely quality kitchen utensils set! Bought as a gift for daughter’s newly remodeled kitchen! The set contains every possible utensil. This is NOT just another lightweight, cheaply made set. It’s made to last a lifetime!” — Carla Couch
An AeroGarden indoor herb-growing system
Promising review: “I have three of the AeroGardens in different sizes. This size is perfect for herbs you use use all the time. The compact size fits anywhere. The system comes with fertilizer. You fill the reservoir, add the fertilizer, put the pods in and plug it in. The timer for the correct amount of light is preset, so make sure you put the unit in a place where the light won’t bother you. It also reminds you to add fertilizer. Once the plant is hardy enough, you can plant in soil or leave it on your counter in water. I love it!” — Nicki
And a handy herb stripper
Collin Garrity is the St. Louis-based woodworker behind these lovely tools, and his other minimalist creations include whimsical ornaments you’ll wanna keep around long after the holidays are over.
Promising review: “Just exactly what I was looking for. The wood is smooth and comfortable to use and just pretty to look at. Quickly becoming a staple utensil for my kitchen.” — David and Amy Emler
A steel odor absorber
A set of stunning vintage-looking glass coffee mugs
And a set of blooming tea flowers
Promising review: “I am completely obsessed with blooming/flowering teas. I was raised by British parents, so I grew up drinking English breakfast tea (which is still delicious), but I found that the milk and sugar I added to it were not always pleasing to my body later on. The flowering tea is extremely refreshing to drink at any time of day and each bloom provides up to three steeps. I usually just fish my bloom out of the teapot with some small tongs and then place it in a little container in the fridge. I also enjoy the variety of teas in this set and just love watching the flower ‘bloom.’ Also, drinking this tea has given me an excuse to use some of my fancier tea cups so I can pretend I’m relaxing at Downton Abbey.” — Sarah Johnston
A Le Creuset enameled cast-iron braiser
A Bodum French press
A super-sharp Miyabi birchwood chef’s knife
A Grosche moka pot
Promising review: “Greatest purchase in the last five years!!! I have always been a coffee drinker but I recently purchased a moka pot to make iced espressos during the summer. Quickly it became an everyday thing! I love this moka pot more than any other item in my kitchen other than my actual coffee pot brewer! I had bought a cheap one elsewhere and that lasted about three weeks before falling apart. I spent a little more money for a quality product and have never looked back! I recommend this particular moka pot as it was slightly more than the cheap ones but less than some of the bigger name brands. It has lasted me two and a half years now without ever giving me a problem. Definitely a customer for life.” — A. Arvy
A proper set of measuring spoons and cups
An adorable set of beeswax food wraps
Bee’s Wrap is a small business based in Vermont that focuses on reducing plastic waste.
Promising review: “I love the bigger sizes. I wrap bread and it stays fresher longer. A wrapped cut head of lettuce or cabbage doesn’t brown when the cut sides are tightly wrapped. Just these two uses are so good that I would recommend the wraps without having to emphasize the environmental aspect. I am trying my wraps on lots of veggies and anything that isn’t wet or greasy. So far I find them really useful.” — slix1
Finally, a cute measurement guide spoon rest