Spring Wishlist: Anthropologie

Milk Bottle Measuring Cups $24.00

When not on display, this space saving, stackable set separates to do double duty in the kitchen. How's that for good measure?

• New bone china
• Hand Wash
• Imported

Pots And Pans Dishtowel

An illustrated cookware diagram is screenprinted by hand onto a durable, unbleached cotton dishtowel cut from flour sack snippets by Philadelphia-based press Girls Can Tell.

• Cotton
• Machine wash
• 38"L, 22"W
• USA

$18.00

Musings Tray

Australian poet and potter Kylie Johnson presents a dish hand-stamped with a few of her lovely stanzas in which to serve up your own lyrical creations.

• Earthenware
• Hand wash
• 10"L, 8"W
• Italy

$48.00

Fog Linen Cafe Apron

Fog Linen Cafe Apron

Description

Japanese designer Yumiko Sekine uses raw linen from Lithuania to create the Fog Linen Café Apron (1999), which gets softer with age and becomes even more absorbent with each washing. With neatly squared corners and basic, functional shapes, there’s an honest simplicity to Sekine’s work, which is also reflected in how the Fog Linen Collection began. When Sekine had her first small apartment, she decided to make herself a few things, like an apron and a cover for her teapot. When she moved to a larger apartment, she needed a few more things, like a kitchen cloth and pot holder. Basically, every time Sekine moved to a larger space, her Fog Linen Collection grew, adapting to fit her household needs. The name and size of each item is stamped directly on the product (this stamp washes away over time).


remodelista.com