26 Etsy Finds To Help You Achieve The Cutest Kitchen Ever
A garlic keeper where you can store your most reached-for ingredient. Sorry, garlic powder and jarlic — you may be convenient, but your taste will never compare to a freshly minced bulb.
Some quilted oven mitts so when you shove your DiGiorno a bit too far back in the oven, you don't have to risk burning yourself in order to get it out.
A magnetic fridge wrap so you can hide the fact that your rental came with a *white* fridge (aka Nene Leakes' nemesis).
A trio of still-life prints that'll make you feel like you're dining seaside in Positano rather than reheating leftovers from last night's one-pot pasta dinner.
Or a martini and Cheez-It print sure to have some of you screaming, "That's my brand!"
An artichoke spoon rest to keep your counters sauce-free. Just be careful if you have pets because they may try to snatch it off the counter in search of a treat!
A flush-mount brass pendant that — for the first week, at least — will have you staring up at the ceiling in awe.
A stoneware butter dish for the person who's all about toast, all the time. It's not only functional but extremely cute, so you can use it as countertop decor.
A macramé fruit hammock so your bananas, apples, and oranges can enjoy their last days on Earth in comfort. Little do they know they're about to be devoured. 😈
Or a hanging lemon wicker basket that looks like an egg chair — but for your fruits and that just delights me.
A classic cheeseboard where you can craft a killer charcuterie board with the five cheeses and three meat assortments you impulse-bought at Whole Goods. Leave a cheesecloth out on your counter and guests may even think you made the mozzarella by hand...
A custom reusable bowl cover so you don't have to go through 27 Tupperware lids next time you're being responsible and trying to put away leftovers.
Some cafe curtains so you can dress up your windows without sacrificing all of your natural light. And who doesn't want to daydream that they're in a French bistro when they're finally getting to yesterday's dirty dishes?
An heirloom recipe box where you can stow the top secret water-stained scraps of paper that have been passed down from generation to generation in your family. Don't tell anyone — but I'm pretty sure Grandma actually stole "her" chocolate chip cookie recipe from the neighbor.
A handmade stoneware oil pourer that'll make feel like you're dining at an Italian restaurant every night and not just pulling a frozen Trader Joe's meal from your freezer.
A seven-piece teak wood utensil set so you can throw away the mismatched ones you've been using since college.
A ceramic brush holder to organize your sponges and tools in a way that doesn't make them a total eyesore.
A wicker bread basket where you can store that fresh ciabatta loaf you picked up from the farmer's market. This way, you can keep it off your counter and out of harm's way (aka somewhere your pup/cat can't reach them).
A hand-pinched matcha bowl that'll have you even more excited for mornings when you wake up, stretch, yawn, and whip up your favorite Shrek-colored drink.
A "kiddie dinner" clock with nostalgic bites from TV dinners of yore, including dino chicken nuggies, peas, carrots, and sprinkle-topped brownies.
A leather towel holder so you can avoid the ULTRA annoying scenario of your towel falling off the oven handle, you bending over to pick it up, putting it back, and then the whole thing happening over again.
A magnetic vinyl dishwasher cover if you aren't quite in the tax bracket where you can afford appliances that completely blend in with your cabinets... so might as well make your dishwasher a design element!
A speckled salt cellar so you can add a little pizzazz — a la Salt Bae — to your next dish and your countertop.
A soap pedestal to elevate your dish soap, candle, coffee supplies, or whatever else is all over your kitchen counter.
A kitschy chip and dip bowl, because if anything deserves to be romanticized, it's your daily dose of [insert go-to snack here]. For me, that means my Trader Joe's pita chips and Everything But The Bagel dip. 🧑🍳
And a peel-and-stick vintage-inspired floral wallpaper that can completely transform your drab kitchen in a matter of hours. Bonus: It's beginner-friendly if you're a total wallpaper newb.
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A red leather crossbody bag if you firmly believe every outfit would be improved with a lil' pop of red. The crossbody strap is detachable, so you can bring this into the evening as a top-handle bag that has room for all the essentials: phone, wallet, keys, and all the compliments you're bound to receive. A eucalyptus lavender pouch for getting the most out of your baths and showers. The hot steam triggers lavender's and eucalyptus' therapeutic benefits, which include promoting relaxation, decongestion, stress reduction, and encouraging restful sleep. A goose cake topper because he's too handsome and dapper not to be invited to the party. A capybara desk companion to lend you some tranquility and spa-like vibes on busy work days. An easily washable drip catcher so the counter space between the back of your faucet and the wall won't just turn into a puddle after you wash the dishes. This absorbent mat sits snugly around your faucet so the back section of your sink area stays dry. A tie-dye jumpsuit that'll solve the problem of looking chic when it's so hot, you'd rather be naked. Prepare to feel like a boho godess in this! A 3D-printed cat vomit caution sign if you want to avoid any mishaps involving someone stepping in a puddle of fresh vomit — and also maybe find some humor in one of the many annoyances that come with owning a cat. (We still love Mr. Whiskers!). A pen holder shaped like a white refrigerator for the RHOA/Nene Leakes stan. Make it a home for pens, pencils, highlighters, and other stationery — it even comes with a Nene sticker! A sticker becase *cries in millennial* I feel this. A martini candle to make your guests play a very fun game of "Is this a candle or is this a real martini?" Only one way to find out, I guess! But seriously, this the most realistic-looking martini candle I've ever seen. A tin of tangerine-flavored Sour Drops so you can finally experience the mouth-puckering fruity flavor you've been missing since Altoid Sours were, tragically, discontinued in 2010. An abstract painting that is hand-painted (foot-painted?) by Tiptoe the Tortoise. You may know Tiptoe and his owner, Caitlin, from social media, but if you're unfamiliar, Tiptoe is a 175-pound sulcata tortoise who lives in California. A raised wooden dog bed if your dog wants to sleep in bed with you want the their own bed. This gives them their own space to sleep that's level with your bed, so you can see them, and they can see you. A crochet shrimp surprise box — or should I say ~shrimprise~ box — for the most awesome crochet crustacean friend. Each shrimp comes with a mystery costume and accessories. (My personal favorite is cowboy shrimp, but office shrimp is also a vibe.) Some frog wizards because he's just a chill lil' dude. Let him keep you company at your desk or have him commune with your plants. An oversized gemstone dome ring to add texture and dimension to your ring stack. A self-love potion kit for kiddos so you can encourage your little's creativity through an exciting potion-making kit that's designed to help them practice mindfulness, connect with their inner self, and foster confidence and strength. A silly goose greeting card that'll make you want to take up the art of writing letters, just so you have a reason to need this. Not me buying this and simply waiting, "Sup" on the inside. A squiggle organizer if you need something more aesthetically pleasing than a wire mesh desk organizer to get you to put away writing utensils, scissors, rulers, correction fluid, and more. Wanna hear something cool? This organizer is made from one piece of wood! A tool-free ledge planter for gardeners whose green thumb (or just a need to bring home a little leafy friend every time they visit the hardware store) has resulted in a deck that's covered in plant pots and feeling a bit cramped. This genius tool transforms the space between the balcony or deck railing and the ledge into a place for a floating garden. A belted linen dress because certain events call for looking put-together — work, dates, lunches with friends — but the summer heat is doing its darndest to make getting dressed just the most miserable and confusing activity. This versatile, breathable, and comfortable A-line dress can be worn with the belt in the front or the back. A ceramic house to give your sponge and napkins a ~home~.
