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I'm always interested in finding out people's priorities and hierarchies when it comes to eating, drinking, cooking, etc. I am not interested in enduring life without nice flatware, but I will drink out of a cheap IKEA glass no problem. The feeling of lifting a cheap fork or spoon physically bothers me, I like to hold something with some weight. Conversely drinking out of a really expensive, thin glass gives me anxiety, like I could take a bite out of it. It gives me the creeps. I really like vintage pottery barn flatware for the weight, you can ebay/etsy around for them. We just got a pattern called antique rope for our cabin in Montana (Iβm not going to do any montana spoilers - you don't do it out of respect for the sanctity and the mindset of the vibe of the state) but the weight of them is insane, like a weapon - itβs fitting. For California we use the Matilda Goad rainbow cutlery set. I love her teaspoons and I eat with those ninety percent of the time, even a big bowl of soup I will eat it with a small teaspoon, I just prefer a smaller bite.
Feb 10, 2022
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This plate is so beautiful. The glaze coloring really pops, and the thick bubble pattern around the edge is super fun. I want a cabinet full of these... and the oyster platters, AND the mugs. You can go classic with the off whites, or playful with the bright colors, and load up your place settings with mix-matched styles and colors ideal for a lighthearted group gathering. For some reason, I get mega Mediterranean-patio-family-dinner vibes and I love it.
Jul 5, 2022
I like funky intriguing bowls and kitchen-ware especially from the past. When did we lose the plot.
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