My Kitchen Sources
✨My most-asked kitchen questions are always about my coffee mugs and my dinnerware, so I'm finally sharing all those sources-and while we're here, I might as well share where everything else is from.
✨My dinnerware is from At Home-I managed to find the perfect blates (plate + bowl). They're super affordable, have held up really well, and they're one of At Home's staple pieces, so if I ever break one, I can easily replace it. The matching serving bowls live on the very top shelf which I rarely grab for but nice to have on hand just in case. The only downside is there isn't a true everyday bowl, so I have to use the blates for everything-which tend to be a little large.
✨My coffee mugs are some of my favorite pieces that I found from Amazon and super affordable. I haven't added anything new in a long time-everything is neutral, and cohesive without feeling too matchy.
✨I also get asked about my colanders-one set is from Amazon and the other is from Anthropologie. I love using them for fruits and veggies in the fridge or as a pretty countertop piece.
✨My Anthropologie glassware is where I like to have a little fun. I have a total of six and don't plan on adding more unless they come out with a seasonal design I absolutely have to have. I love that I can rotate them seasonally or for whatever mood I'm in. They're a little more expensive, I believe they're $16 each but they add just the right amount of of playful touch to a neutral kitchen.
✨My most recent purchase is a set of glass jars with bamboo lids from Amazon. I use these almost everyday for overnight oats. They're super affordable, come in a pack of four and quickly becoming one of my favorite kitchen pieces.
✨At the very top, I also have a seasonal pumpkin baking dish I found from Target a while back. It's cute, but not very practical. Honestly, it's one of my "regret purchases," and exactly why I try not to buy seasonal pieces anymore.
