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Home in the Kitchen

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Home in the Kitchen: A Cozy Kitchen Collection

Bring a little warmth, beauty, and old-fashioned charm to the heart of your home.

This thoughtfully assembled Home in the Kitchen Basket combines practical kitchen essentials with lovely decorative touches. Natural wood utensils, soft blue ceramics, a beautiful glass simmer pot, and garden-inspired accents give the collection a welcoming, cottage-style feel.

At the center is a 2-quart borosilicate glass simmer pot, made from durable, heat-resistant glass so you can watch soups, sauces, and other favorites as they cook. A generous assortment of wooden kitchen tools complements the pot, while ceramic bowls and whimsical pieces-including an adorable bicycle pizza cutter-add personality and charm.

This Collection Includes:

  • 2-quart heat-resistant borosilicate glass simmer pot
  • Wooden soup ladle
  • 3-piece acacia wood spatula and spoon set
  • Wooden salad tongs
  • Wooden tablespoon and teaspoon set
  • Wooden trivet
  • Wooden recipe book holder
  • 2 dusty-blue ceramic soup bowls
  • Decorative bicycle pizza cutter
  • 2 flower frogs for arranging fresh flowers
  • Small ceramic flower pot
  • Green and beige bunting decoration

From simmering homemade soup to displaying a favorite family recipe, this basket celebrates all the little things that make a kitchen feel like home.

A beautiful collection for anyone who believes the kitchen truly is the heart of the home.

Donated By Cheryl Clifton