Most aprons we come across fall into one of two categories: utilitarian or frilly vintage feminine. Skirt Work Crafts bridges the gap: cool old t-shirts get upcycled into funky creations for those looking for something different. More

The trend toward curated shopping makes me happy. I love discovering a new site with a smaller selection of charming objects that tell a story about the owner. Leif's story is that it's those little touches that bring big personality to a space. We couldn't agree more. More

Bourbon Barrel Foods is a small artisan food company located in Louisville, Kentucky, the heart of bourbon country. But they don't make bourbon; rather, they repurpose bourbon barrels to craft small batches of bourbon-infused gourmet sauces and spices, like Worcestershire and soy sauce, sorghum vinaigrettes, even barrel-smoked paprika and sea salt. More

You may know Rachel Ball from her blog and jewelry shop, Elephantine. Mignon Kitchen Co. is her newest venture, where she brings her sweet, simple style to the realm of cooking. More

Huset is the Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish word for "house," and that's exactly what you get — timeless Scandinavian design to make your house a home. More

Honey can elevate a cheese plate, fruit bowl or recipe to desert status. Needless to say, as a dedicated appetizer enthusiast with a serious sweet tooth, I consume quite a bit. Bee Raw takes this sweet treat and turns it into a true experience More

Art in the kitchen should inspire you to cook. The homegrown style of Anek's prints depict simply prepared meals made with beautiful ingredients. Who doesn't want more of that? More

If you are looking for a great (easy) way to introduce some new flavors to your cooking or for a gift that can be customized to the tastes of the receiver Craig's Market is a great option. More

In the middle of a tour of Vermont dairies, I happened upon this gem of a kitchen store down the street from the Ben & Jerry's factory. Built around the cutting boards and knife blocks made by local woodworkers for over 60 years, the store sells nearly everything for the most important room in the home, curated to include local artisans. More

I first came across Speedwell Coffee Co. while working at SoWA last summer. What really caught my attention was that they convinced my three-creamers-two-packs-of-sugar- please boyfriend to try his coffee black—and he loved it. "When coffee is this good you really don't need to put anything in it!" he proclaimed...an idea I've actively been trying to sell him on for the last year. More