Something to Keep Forever: Heirloom Recipe Card Box

by jennae on June 29, 2010

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Of late, our kitchen resembles a study in what NOT to do in terms of decor. Rather that cute bread boxes or bowls of fruit, our counters are adorned with bread and fruit — in the same containers or bags they were in when we brought them home. The SodaStream soda maker that we never use in sitting in one corner, and the coffee machine we never use is sitting in another. In the final example of what not to do, a paper towel holder is in another corner — strange, since we stopped using paper towels 2 years ago.

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Needless to say, it could stand a little bit of organizing. A bread box is in order, along with some glass containers for sugar, rice, etc. And in my search for gorgeous kitchen items, I came across these beautiful, handmade recipe boxes from Rifle Paper Co. over at Design Sponge. Aren’t they lovely? I love the rough hewn texture of the reclaimed wood juxtaposed with the soft, frilly text and decorative lace print. I rarely cook from recipes, but these boxes are seriously making me reconsider.

Why It’s Green:

  • Handmade in the U.S.
  • Made of locally salvaged hardwood

Price: $120 (currently available for pre-order. Receive free shipping through July 12)


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