What's the best way to store fruits and vegetables? Do you have a practical yet good-looking place to stash your onions and potatoes? What about a set of these handsome boxes made from reclaimed oak?
These boxes were built from reclaimed oak, rescued from an old hardware store in Ephrata, PA built in the 1890s. The boxes are finished with pure tung oil offering a natural water resistant finish, and they stack when not in use.
We love these for fruit and vegetable storage; they offer a little air circulation to keep fruit fresh, and they are just quite lovely for the vintage kitchen.
• Find them: Set of three storage boxes, $60 at Peg and Awl
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Comments (4)
That apple is way too close to the bananas. They'd go brown too fast.
These look so lovely! They wouldn't fit in my kitchen, but they'd be perfect in a farmhouse. What pretty wood.
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Walter of Peg and Awl is great. He made me a gorgeous custom bath caddy from the same wood. It's beautiful.
if you are in the UK, you could probably get the guys are truecolour to make you some of these
http://www.etsy.com/shop/truecolour
bob