Your Kitchen Refresh in 4 Easy Steps
As the heart of the home, spend some extra time showing your kitchen some love. From displaying your best dinnerware to elevating those tea breaks, here are Interior White’s top tips for boosting your cooking space.*
*Does not contain help with the washing-up
1. Display your best bits
Whether you’re a quick-and-easy chef with a small collection of dishes, or a gourmet enthusiastic with an obsession for ceramics, the best way to display your wares is with a wall-mounted storage unit. In specially engineered wood with paint baked on for a water-resistant finish, our Minack Plate Racks are made for cottagecore aficionados. Prefer more of a modern style? Then you’ll love the crisp white colour of the Aston Plate Rack.
2. Invest in stylish dinnerware
Even the simplest of meals can be enhanced with beautiful dinnerware. Villeroy & Boch’s premium bone porcelain with Inglaze Gold technology transports us back to an Art deco age—super on-trend this season—while this Japanese Blue Cermanic Dinnerware set from ETSY is the perfect way to immerse yourself in Japandi style. Looking for something even more luxe? You can’t beat a marble serving tray.
3. Elevate your café
Whether you’re a coffee connoisseur or prefer a good cuppa, investing in some coffee and tea accessories will make every sip feel extra special. Kinto’s 2-cup brewer stand will bring a retro mood to your morning, while the Marco Ottomatic Coffeemaker is a true classic. Time for afternoon tea? Check out the Tenshi Cast Iron Teapot.
4. Opt for statement cookware
Gone are the days of stashing your pans in the back of the kitchen cupboard. With coloured casserole pots from the likes of Le Creuset, we’re all about showing off. In a multitude of colour options—from red to green and everything in between—they’ve got every non-stick surface one would want to shake a spatula at. Like getting creative in the kitchen? Then check out the cult-favourite Always Pan. This do-it-all wonder is designed to replace eight traditional pieces of cookware. And it looks pretty good too.
