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When you need a little pattern boost in the kitchen, look no further than these prettily printed towels from Geometry. With floral numbers, geometric shapes, and everything in between, there’s a little something for everyone here. Soft microfiber means they’re ultra-absorbent and quick-drying. Another perk? They're made from post-consumer recycled bottles to be a little kinder to the earth. When the day is done, just throw them in the wash so they'll be ready to do it all again. We might just start wearing one over our shoulder as an accessory. Locally-made in California, these vibrant helpers come in a set of two so you've got one on hand no matter where you are in the kitchen. For drying hands, sopping up spills, and baking duty, we're keeping ours within reach on this minimalist's dream.

Geometry Microfiber Kitchen Towels (Set of 2)

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Decorate with plates. If this Inku ceramic dinnerware looks familiar, it’s not just you—it's inspired by Japanese wabi-sabi aesthetic, which embraces the lovely imperfections you’ll find in nature. The dishes have scalloped ridges that mimic shells and blossoms, so they’re as beautiful as they are functional. As if they weren’t dreamy enough already, get this: They also happen to be designed by Dutch chef and three-time Michelin star winner Sergio Herman, who’s using ‘em in his very own Le Pristine restaurant in Antwerp, Belgium. You’ll find shapes and sizes galore to set the table with: dinner and salad plates, pasta and cereal bowls, plus an extra-large bowl for serving. Oh, and fun fact: There’s a matching cake stand for dessert. Made in: China Product Warranty: Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $149+ and Easy-Breezy Returns If this Inku ceramic dinnerware looks familiar, it’s not just you—it's inspired by Japanese wabi-sabi aesthetic, which embraces the lovely imperfections you’ll find in nature. The dishes have scalloped ridges that mimic shells and blossoms, so they’re as beautiful as they are functional. As if they weren’t dreamy enough already, get this: They also happen to be designed by Dutch chef and three-time Michelin star winner Sergio Herman, who’s using ‘em in his very own Le Pristine restaurant in Antwerp, Belgium. You’ll find shapes and sizes galore to set the table with: dinner and salad plates, pasta and cereal bowls, plus an extra-large bowl for serving. Oh, and fun fact: There’s a matching cake stand for dessert.

Serax Inku Scalloped Ceramic Dinnerware & Serveware

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Bauhaus meets barware. We’d say this isn’t your grandma’s barware, but, well...it just might be inspired by it. With a distinctly mid-century silhouette and eye-catching details to spare (shoutout to those spheric handles), each knockout piece is shining bright in brushed brass with a food-safe stainless steel lining for mixing up a Tom Collins, Singapore Sling, or Brown Derby. A clever upgrade for your bar cart or sideboard from our friends at Hawkins New York, any of these pieces will bring extra personality to your next cocktail hour. Or you can nab the whole set: shaker, jigger, ice bucket, and tongs. Now, who’s bringing the maraschino cherries? There's plenty of cocktail ideas on our bar menu here for the taking... These champagne cocktails are a breeze to make, come see! Non alcoholic options? You got it—these sippers are inspired by beloved recipes. The old fashioned has a muddled history—find out which variation is your go-to. Made in: India Product Warranty: Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $99+ and Easy-Breezy Returns We’d say this isn’t your grandma’s barware, but, well...it just might be inspired by it. With a distinctly mid-century silhouette and eye-catching details to spare (shoutout to those spheric handles), each knockout piece is shining bright in brushed brass with a food-safe stainless steel lining for mixing up a Tom Collins, Singapore Sling, or Brown Derby. A clever upgrade for your bar cart or sideboard from our friends at Hawkins New York, any of these pieces will bring extra personality to your next cocktail hour. Or you can nab the whole set: shaker, jigger, ice bucket, and tongs. Now, who’s bringing the maraschino cherries? There's plenty of cocktail ideas on our bar menu here for the taking... These champagne cocktails are a breeze to make, come see! Non alcoholic options? You got it—these sippers are inspired by beloved recipes. The old fashioned has a muddled history—find out which variation is your go-to.

Simple Brass Cocktail Shaker & Bar Set

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A platter that matters. Jono Pandolfi is the ceramicist beloved by some of New York City’s best restaurants (Eleven Madison Park, for one). And if you’re extra in-the-know, you’re on top of Food52’s exclusive collaboration with Jono Pandolfi: A line of dishware that embodies his signature understated elegance. Now, flesh out your collection with serving platters in two sizes, small and medium, for your mains and sides. The set’s glazed white interior and raw, unglazed clay exterior is the kind of organic loveliness that works equally well for a fresh and fruity Sunday brunch as it does for an intimate Friday dinner in. See that tan finish? It's similar to the "toasted" clay body Jono makes, only it's smoother and lighter in tone. (Oh, and fun fact: You'll only find it here.) Made in: Virginia, U.S.A. Product Warranty: Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $99+ and Easy-Breezy Returns Jono Pandolfi is the ceramicist beloved by some of New York City’s best restaurants (Eleven Madison Park, for one). And if you’re extra in-the-know, you’re on top of Food52’s exclusive collaboration with Jono Pandolfi: A line of dishware that embodies his signature understated elegance. Now, flesh out your collection with serving platters in two sizes, small and medium, for your mains and sides. The set’s glazed white interior and raw, unglazed clay exterior is the kind of organic loveliness that works equally well for a fresh and fruity Sunday brunch as it does for an intimate Friday dinner in. See that tan finish? It's similar to the "toasted" clay body Jono makes, only it's smoother and lighter in tone. (Oh, and fun fact: You'll only find it here.)

Food52 Serving Platter, by Jono Pandolfi

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Hexagon Pillar Candle

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Lucano 3-Step Aluminum/Steel Step Stool with 250 lb. Load Capacity Color Mint Green