With these bowls, it was love at first sight. How this artist can take a material like concrete and turn it into something so elegant and modern is beyond us. But we want one. Badly. More

If your mother had any sort of social life during the 1970s, then you probably grew up with quite a bit of Tupperware around the house. This classic segment from a 1976 episode of 60 Minutes sheds some light on company's genius marketing strategy, the worldwide popularity of Tupperware parties (even kimono-clad housewives in Japan were hosting them), and the near-evangelical zeal of the Tupperware salesladies. There's even a Tupperware song! More

Q:  I have recently been given a number of beautiful knives. They are too beautiful to be hidden away in a knife block. I am looking for some options for how to display these knives like the functional works of art that they are. Not all are metal, so a magnet option won't work. Has anyone found a good solution?

Sent by Sara More

We're always looking for better recipe storage systems, and this one from Rag & Bone Bindery has a lot to recommend it. These recipe binders come in plenty of beautiful colors, but my attraction to them lies in their treatment of recipes. In this format, recipes aren't just formulae to be preserved, but experiences to be documented. Read on to see what I mean! More

We can give you oodles of amazing lunch recipes — trust us, we really can. But they aren't going to mean anything if you don't have something to carry those delicious meals in. We're not talking about kid-style lunch boxes with Spider-Man on them, too. We found a really great modern lunch box! More

We spotted this knife storage solution at Tasteologie and we were instantly smitten. How smart is this — it holds your knives and the rest of your kitchen utensils too. What a great small-space solution! More

How do you tote your silverware to work every day? Do you leave a set at the office? Do you use disposables? Here's one idea: A cute, portable roll-up for a set of silverware and a napkin. How civilized! More

Q: My husband and I both love to take our lunches to work, but we are so tired of having to use plastic containers to keep soups and other foods in to microwave at work. They don't look great after a while, and well, are just plastic.

We love the size of Pyrex glass containers, but the problem is, they don't stack well in our drawers (they stack inside bigger ones, but not inside all the same size), and our drawers look like a messy junk fest. Are there any glass containers that stack well, and have lids?

Sent by Erin More

Q: I have a large amount of tupelo honey and it is in an unwieldy jar for pouring purposes. However, since I didn't (pre-Greek yogurt obsession) use honey very often, this wasn't a problem.

The large jar though is now most vexing and I have been on the hunt for an attractive honey pot. I can find highly practical but plain looking plastic ones, and then there's le Creuset's yellow rendition. Not much else out there from what I can tell. Ideas?

Sent by Laura More

Last summer our sister site Ohdeedoh featured a clever coat rack that was made from old toys. These fun wine bottle stoppers reminded us of this project and although you can buy them, we smell a DIY coming on! More