Shopping for cabinet hardware can be overwhelming, so to help ease the stress we've provided a list of 10 online shopping sources for cabinet knobs and pulls to get you started. We think you're bound to find what you're looking for at one of these places! More

When I first discovered Industry West, I couldn't bookmark it fast enough. An affordable (!) source for colorful metal dining chairs and stools seemed too good to be true. But for fans of Tolix chairs and industrial machinist stools who can't swing the hefty price tags of those original and vintage versions, Industry West has you covered. More

The Blackcreek Mercantile & Trading Co is all about wood—not surprising considering its founder is Josh Vogel, the man behind "woody American design" company BDDW. But instead of crafting furniture, Blackcreek Mercantile (which is based in Kingston, New York) focuses on small goods for the kitchen, most notably wooden spoons, cutting boards, and their proprietary-blend cutting board and knife oils. More

Quitokeeto (pronounced "kee-toh") is an online pop-up shop curated by Heidi Swanson (of 101cookbooks.com) and Wayne Bremser. With an eye towards beautiful, lasting design, the shop features utilitarian kitchen "jewelry" and unique products from small producers. Their aim is to stock a very short list of things that are special, lovely, and worth owning. More

Ever since we looked at American-made housewares on Apartment Therapy last week we've been feeling a bit patriotic. So we were tickled pink (or should we say red, white and blue?) when we discovered Lamson & Goodnow's cutlery and kitchen tools, which have been made in the same Massachusetts town since 1837. More

When we profiled Wayfair on Apartment Therapy last week, we immediately recongnized them as a one stop shop for all things home. After digging deeper into their kitchen section, we've now realized they're chef'in amazing for cookware too. More

It's Father's Day this weekend, and if your dad loves to grill, then we have some great gift suggestions. How about a new set of monogrammed tools? Or a bottle of killer bourbon smoked spice for his steak? If he's a vegetarian, perhaps a cookbook on grilling vegetables? Here are a few favorite ideas: More

If you're an apartment dweller without a lot of storage space, a portable grill can be a huge help. Equally useful on a patio or at a picnic, most are compact enough to store in a kitchen cabinet. This list of eight options includes a mix of charcoal and gas grills. If you want more information on which type of grill is right for you, check out this post for tips to help you choose. Make sure to do some comparison shopping online, as prices vary slightly from store to store. More

If you've ever sighed heavily after filling multiple garbage bags cleaning up after a party, then you can appreciate the concept behind Acme Party Box Company. Their slogan, "Party. Rinse. Repeat." says it all. Party supplies do not need to be disposable… More

Lately I've been drawn to bright, shiny objects, particularly copper pendant lights. Copper is so gorgeous, and works well in everything from sinks to cookware and kitchen tools. But I think these smooth, shiny lights are my favorite use yet. They're a little bit 70's retro, a little bit futuristic, both warm and cool-looking. What's not to like?

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